Conflict literary device
[DOC File]LITERARY DEVICES
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A literary device or technique; an indirect way of stating an idea for persuasive or artistic effect, a wink to the reader, or a compliment to the intelligence or knowledge of readers. 1. Verbal irony is saying one thing and meaning another
[DOC File]Unit 1 Literary Terms
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Conflict – a literary device; the problem or struggle in a story. Connotation – a complex literary device; the suggested meaning of a word or phrase; the intended meaning is not stated clearly and is instead conveyed through covert, indirect means. Credible – offering reasonable grounds for …
[DOC File]Introduction-
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What literary device is called into play in the following quote, “They had church services and I went. There were only 9 guys in the service, and 2 of them got into a fight.” What literary device is called into play in the following quote, “They didn’t allow kids in the visiting area, which was funny.
[DOC File]Literary Devices - English with Ms Doucet
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A literary device wherein the sound of a word echoes the sound it represents. The words "splash." "knock," and "roar" are examples. ... A conflict often develops between the protagonist and an antagonist. The action reaches a high point and results in a climax, the turning point in the play. Satire .
[DOC File]“The Most Dangerous Game” by Richard Connell
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Reading Guide – Focus on Conflict, Literary Devices, and Making Inferences. As you read, locate the quotations listed then answer the questions that correspond to them on your own paper. Please answer in complete sentences. Making Inferences “Rainsford heard a sound. It came out of the darkness, a high screaming sound, the sound of an animal
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2. What literary device is used in the following passage? “I wanted to open my shirt and tell her to look into my heart to see who I really was, who the real Steve Harmon was.” What is the author trying to convey with this passage? (Figurative language—metaphor. Character Development. Theme)
[DOC File]Literary Terms Test
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The atmosphere or feeling in a literary work is called the: conflict. protagonist. mood. text features. Pictures, side bars, bold print, graphs, charts, and captions are examples of: foreshadowing. text features. personification. alliteration. A struggle or problem in the story for the main character is the: protagonist. metaphor. flashback ...
[DOC File]Literary Precis Format - Manchester High School
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Title: Literary Precis Format Author: Leslie Last modified by: Erin Spear Created Date: 11/10/2014 6:17:00 PM Company: San Diego Unified School District
[DOC File]Literature, Figurative Language, & More Practice Worksheet
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Plot – 1st Person – 3rd Person – Theme – Symbolism – Protagonist – Antagonist – Conflict – Climax – Setting. The author/narrator of the story is NOT a character in the story. _____ Sam is the name of the main character. _____ Near the end of the story, the lost, blind dog …
[DOC File]Literary Devices
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Literary Devices, Elements, Techniques, and Terms. A literary devise is any tool used in literature to help the reader understand the story and its character(s). There are two types of literary devises used by authors, literary elements and literary techniques. Literary elements. provide structure to the literature.
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