Literary Devices and Character Types Quiz

What is the main opponent of the protagonist?

What literary technique compares one thing to another by stating they share the same qualities?

What is the main idea or underlying meaning explored in a literary work?

What literary device is used to give an advance hint of what is to come later in the story?

In Romanticism, what is idealized?

What is the main character who drives the action called?

What literary technique compares something unlike to each other using 'like' or 'as'?

In Realism, what is more important than the plot?

What is the literary term for a character who is contrasted with another character?

In Romantic-Realism, what is more important than the characters and plot?

What is the literary technique that compares one thing to another by stating they share the same qualities?

What is the main idea or underlying meaning explored in a literary work called?

In Romanticism, what is generally an object representing another to give an entirely different meaning?

What literary device is used to give an advance hint of what is to come later in the story?

What is the main opponent of the protagonist called?

In Realism, what tends to be in the vernacular?

Which juror is described as a flashy, glad-handed salesman with a quick temper and a tendency to form opinions quickly?

Who is the juror that identifies with the young man on trial more than he would like to admit?

Which juror is described as a man of wealth and position, concerned only with the facts of the case, and often the voice of reason and logic?

Who is the juror described as a quiet, thoughtful gentleman who constantly seeks the truth and wants justice to be done?

Which juror is described as a very strong, forceful, and opinionated man, intolerant of opinions other than his own, and at the same time, deeply wounded?

Why does Juror 8 have uncertainty about the victim’s guilt?

What was the defendant’s past behavior and police record?

Explain the testimony between who the old man heard, and the e train.

What does the timed reenactment performed by Juror 8 show?

How could you cross examine the woman who lived across the street?