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Eng II

Literary Terms- Examples

QuestionAnswer
Simile She is small and sprightly, like a bantam hen.
Metaphor Love is a pot full of yellow corn to warm your belly in winter.
Foreshadowing Stay on the path. Never step off the path!
Hyperbole You’ve asked me a million times.
Personification The river could still eat all the streams we know and still be thirsty.
Pun Movie Theater ad – Get a reel deal.
Alliteration Running a scattering of steps sideways
Antagonist the tunnel in "Through the Tunnel" Luis's past in "Catch the Moon"
Assonance So long lives this, and this gives life to thee.
Character Jerry, Henry, Ulrich
Climax Soldiers make fun of the Fat Man.
Conflict Ulrich and Georg fighting over the land.
Dialogue Ansel chimed in, “She wants to speak with you, but I told her you were busy.” “Never mind her. I told you to post that letter immediately.”
Exposition The actress with stormy red hair marched angrily past the crew and body guards. Her attitude magically transformed in the split second that she stepped past the scenery and onto the Broadway stage. The year - 1964.
Falling Action The Fat Man sells his shop and leaves town.
Flashback In "The Waters of Babylon" when the protagonist's spirit is carried back in time and he sees the destruction of the city.
Genre Mystery, Realism, Romance, Science Fiction, Action Adventure, Fantasy, Horror
Imagery A few inches above them the water sparkled as if sequins were dropping through it.
Irony When the King finds out that the Happy Man has no shirt.
Narrative "A Californian's Tale", "Sound of Thunder", and "The False Gem"
Narrator The Californian, Eckels
Onomatopoeia cluck, buzz, chirp
Oxymoron pretty ugly, hateful love, wise fool
Plot Eckels goes to the travel agency, pays for the trip, enters the time machine, is warned by Travis of the dangers of shooting the wrong animal or stepping off the path, etc.
Point of view first person [I], third person limited, third person omniscient [he or she]
Protagonist Jerry, Eckels, Luis
Rising Action Jerry sees the boys diving through the tunnel, tries to be one of them, they tire of him, he decides to go through the tunnel, practices holding his breath, has nosebleeds, his mother worries, he decides today is the day even though he has lost blood.
Setting "The Monkey's Paws" takes place in Laburnam Villa, the cozy home of an elderly English couple and their grown son. It is sometime in the late 1800's.
Soliloquy When Antony stands alone on stage and vows his revenge for Caesar's murder
Theme "The Interlopers" - carrying grudges is senseless. "By the Waters of Babylon" - It is better to lose one's life than one's spirit.
Tone Happiness - "The young girl was a perfect type of the virtuous woman in whose hands every sensible young man dreams of...intrusting his [life]. Fear - "Don't let it in," cried the old man, trembling.
Voice "We are not ignorant like the Forest People-our women spin wool on the wheel..." "I'm getting worried, I'm getting right down worried."
Resolution Fat Man joins the circus.
Created by: ltefft
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