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Name That Literary Device

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  • When is the WBR due?
    16th of April, this Friday
  • Name that literary device
    Hyperbole
  • An exaggeration
    hyperbole
  • Crafting characters' speaking style to make them more realistic and convey information about them
    dialect
  • Omitting conjunctions for stylistic effect
    asyndeton
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    Irony (Verbal)
  • Name that literary device
    Irony (Situational)
  • A concrete thing (or person/place) is used to represent something abstract
    symbolism
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    Asyndeton
  • Name that literary device (hint: people's greed for the pearl eventually destroys them)
    Foreshadowing
  • an expression that does not literally mean what it says, but has a different, understood meaning.
    The Thesis Statement
  • Meow, woof, squeak, moo
    Onomatopoeia
  • A contrast between what would reasonably be expected and the reality
    irony
  • Name that literary device
    Symbolism
  • Vivid descriptions that show rather than tell
    imagery
  • Name that literary device
    Metaphor
  • "So there you have it. You're well aware of exactly what was coming to Himmel Street by the end of 1940. I know. You know. Liesel Meminger, however, cannot be put into that category" (p. 142).
    Irony (Dramatic)
  • Name that literary device
    Simile
  • CHALLENGE! What is this called?
    Paradox
  • Giving human characteristics to non-human things
    personification
  • Name that literary device
    Personification
  • A comparison using "like" or "as"
    simile
  • If your written book report was a hamburger.... what would the buns be made from?
    Introduction and conclusion
  • A clue for something that will happen later in the story
    foreshadowing
  • A comparison (without "like" or "as)
    metaphor
  • Name that literary device
    Idiom
  • A "saying" (that makes no sense literally and often not too much sense figuratively)
    idiom
  • Name that literary device
    Dialect