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Which literary device is exemplified in the phrase 'My love is like a red, red rose'?
Which literary device is exemplified in the phrase 'My love is like a red, red rose'?
- Personification
- Hyperbole
- Imagery
- Metaphor (correct)
What literary device is being used in the phrase 'Your bag weighs a ton!'?
What literary device is being used in the phrase 'Your bag weighs a ton!'?
- Hyperbole (correct)
- Irony
- Simile
- Personification
In the phrase 'The flowers are dancing beside the lake', which literary device is employed?
In the phrase 'The flowers are dancing beside the lake', which literary device is employed?
- Metaphor
- Personification (correct)
- Simile
- Imagery
What does alliteration refer to in literature?
What does alliteration refer to in literature?
Which literary device is employed in the phrase 'The bread is soft as a stone'?
Which literary device is employed in the phrase 'The bread is soft as a stone'?
What does imagery aim to achieve in literature?
What does imagery aim to achieve in literature?
What does first person point of view mean?
What does first person point of view mean?
In which point of view does the narrator speak directly to the reader?
In which point of view does the narrator speak directly to the reader?
What does limited omniscient point of view allow the narrator to do?
What does limited omniscient point of view allow the narrator to do?
What does a metaphor do in literary terms?
What does a metaphor do in literary terms?
What is the main role of a protagonist in a story?
What is the main role of a protagonist in a story?
Which point of view allows the narrator to see into each character's mind?
Which point of view allows the narrator to see into each character's mind?
What does literary elements refer to?
What does literary elements refer to?
What is the main function of a protagonist in a story?
What is the main function of a protagonist in a story?
What is the role of an antagonist in a narrative?
What is the role of an antagonist in a narrative?
Which element refers to the central idea or concept of a story?
Which element refers to the central idea or concept of a story?
How do literary devices help readers engage with a literary work?
How do literary devices help readers engage with a literary work?
Which literary technique involves using exaggerated statements for emphasis or effect?
Which literary technique involves using exaggerated statements for emphasis or effect?
Flashcards
Why study literature?
Why study literature?
The study of literature has two main purposes: enjoying and appreciating the text, as well as analyzing and describing its structure.
Literary Devices
Literary Devices
These are special tools writers use to communicate their message effectively.
Literary Elements
Literary Elements
These are fundamental elements found in literary works that help build the story.
Plot
Plot
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Setting
Setting
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Characters
Characters
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Protagonist
Protagonist
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Antagonist
Antagonist
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Conflict
Conflict
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Theme
Theme
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Point of View
Point of View
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Second Person
Second Person
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Third Person
Third Person
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First Person
First Person
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Third Person Limited
Third Person Limited
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Third Person Omniscient
Third Person Omniscient
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Third Person Limited Omniscient
Third Person Limited Omniscient
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Moral
Moral
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Study Notes
Importance of Literature
- The study of Literature has two aspects: enjoyment and appreciation, and analysis and description
- Literary Devices are used by writers to convey messages in a simple manner to readers
Literary Elements
- These are inherent in a literary piece and are used by writers to develop a literary work
- Examples: plot, setting, conflict, characters, theme, moral
Literary Techniques
- These are structures used by writers to achieve artistic ends and help readers understand and appreciate literary works
- Examples: metaphor, simile, alliteration, hyperbole, allegory
Plot
- It is the logical sequence of events that develops a story
Setting
- It refers to the time and place in which a story takes place
Characters
- It refers to the role or persona in a literary piece
- Protagonist: the main character of a story or novel
- Antagonist: the character in conflict with the protagonist
Conflict
- It is an issue in a narrative around which the whole story revolves
Theme
- It is the central idea or concept of a story
Point of View
- It is what the character or narrator telling the story can see based on their perspective
- First person: seeing events through the eyes of the character telling the story
- Second person: the narrator is speaking to YOU
- Third person: the narrator is describing what’s seen, but as a spectator
- Third-person perspectives: Limited, Omniscient, Limited Omniscient
Moral
- It pertains to the lessons or values that we get from a particular literary piece
Literary Techniques
- Simile and Metaphor: compare two distinct objects and draw similarity between them
- Hyperbole: deliberate exaggeration of actions and ideas for the sake of emphasis
- Personification: gives a thing, an idea or an animal human qualities
- Imagery: use of figurative language to create visual representations in our mind
- Alliteration: same consonant sounds in words coming together
- Irony: use of words in a way that the intended meaning is opposite to their literal meaning
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