Figures Of Speech In Sentence PassageSet 3

1Poetry or Not-SortGood night!Sleep tight! Don't let the bedbugs bite!
2Involves a character in conflict with him or herself (emotions/decisions)
3" ..... refer(s) to the assumption that speech act is performed via an utterance underlying which there is a clause containing a performative verb which makes the illocutionary force explicit."
4Sleepy:sleep::bored:read Type/relationship: .....
5A short story that often uses talking animals as the main characters and teaches an explicit moral or lesson is known as a .....
6Playful puppy bounding around,Chasing its favorite ball,Joyful in its spirit,Excited by it all.
7Words or phrases that mean something different from their literal meaning, like similes or metaphors, are called .....
8Fire: heat:: speaker: .....
9Which figure is seen as an intellectual giant by Hazlitt in the essay?
10What does Crooks believe about mean who "have a little piece of land in their heads"?
11Identify the rhetorical mode"Shanghai is more cosmopolitan than Shenzhen."
12A sad and mournful poem written for the dead is called .....
13Once upon a midnight dreary while I pondered weak and weary-E. A. Poe
14Which of the following is an example of a rhetorical device used to appeal to the audience's emotions?
15The side-by-side placement of two seemingly opposing concepts
16Shakespeare says the subject will live on forever in his "eternal lines." What does this mean?
17What type of analogy is the following-Sob: Cry:: Giggle: Laugh
18What is wrong with Tanya? She only has five hundred dollars saved and she's going away to college next year. That would be like letting my four-year-old brother go to Russia by hisself.
19'We must take immediate action to combat climate change; it is definitely the most pressing issue of our time.' Which persuasive device is used in this statement?
20Which fable emphasizes the value of small allies helping the mighty by freeing a trapped king of beasts?
21What vegetable does Mr. Dursley's face get compared to?
22A short story that usually has animals as characters and teaches a moral or lesson about what is important in life is called a .....
23Imaginary characters and/or situations
24A symbolic type of story; a very brief story in prose or verse that use animals to teach a moral
25"" Well, I don't see the money, said his son, as he picked it up and placed it on the table, 'and I bet I never shall.'" is an example of .....
26Fry is to pan as bake is to
27The Odyssey is a/an:
28"Spoke the French language like someone who only learned it in school"
29What is the opposite of figurative language?
30What is a word that means the person talking to the reader?
31What kind of persuasive technique is this?We as reasonable people cannot allow this to happen! We must stand up and make a change
32The narrator knows and records the thoughts, feelings and emotions of all of the characters but is not a character in the story, also in some stories, the narrator has infinite knowledge of all characters. What point of view is this?
33In fact, we might say that all asides function in this way:
34Can you give me a hand with this mess?
35Emerson says we are "ashamed of that divine idea which each of us represents" (1). Which of the following items best describes what he means by "that divine idea" ?
36When an author goes back in time to explain something
37Who says, "I am not Cinna the conspirator!" ?
38LITERARY DEVICES: Before Part 1 of Tangerine begins, Paul recalls a bad memory to ..... bad events to come later on in the book.
39What is a "red herring"?
40Including figurative language, a variety of sentence beginnings, and descriptive detail will help improve your
41"Lines taken from cummings" : "the moon rattles like a fragment of angry candy" -the figure is
42Figurative Language:He smiled as sweet as pie
43Katie loves her dog more than anything.
44Hermes delivers a message to Calypso to release Odysseus; therefore, Hermes is .....
45If a writer places a bowl of fruit next to a pile of junk food in a story to highlight healthy vs. unhealthy choice s, which literary device are they using?
46Finish this rhyme-LIGHT on the RIGHT, the moon is getting .....
47The famous line of Thomas Gray, "The paths of glory lead but to the grave" reveals:
48In Charlotte Perkins Gilman's The Anti-Suffragists, the prevailing device used to expose anti-votes-for-women logic is
49Troy from Mr. Mason's Jars was the
50The author ..... how the hero would ..... the evil plot.
51A ..... reveals a character's inner thoughts and true feelings
52From Frost's Mending Wall: "Good fences make good neighbours" -used in the poem as:
53Which of these literary devices interrupts the chronological order of a narrative?
54"We MUST protect our school from becoming a disaster zone!" is an example of:
55Who is the elderly woman whom Lina and Doon finally entrust with the instructions?
56The following is an example of what type of analogy-nose: face
57In Sonnet 18, Shakespeare does all of the following except
58Overall attitude the author portrays through a text
59The final accented vowel and all succeeding consonants or syllables are identical.
60How might an author use the concept of being entranced to enhance a descriptive passage?
61Identify the Figure of Speech from the following lines: ..... Merrily did we dropBelow the kirk, below the hill, Below the lighthouse top.