Practice - Literary Devices - 2.5
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Practice Questions
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What is imagery?
💡 Hint: Think about how authors create pictures in your mind.
Name one example of symbolism from 'The Story of an Hour'.
💡 Hint: What does the window represent in the context of the story?
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Interactive Quizzes
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What literary device uses descriptive language to create vivid pictures?
💡 Hint: Think about what makes a description vivid.
True or False: Foreshadowing is used to mislead readers.
💡 Hint: Does foreshadowing give clues or deceive?
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Challenge Problems
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In 'To Build a Fire', how does Jack London use nature as a character? What literary devices illustrate this?
💡 Hint: Think about how the environment acts as a force against the protagonist.
Discuss the significance of the ending in 'The Story of an Hour'. How does Kate Chopin use irony to emphasize her message?
💡 Hint: What does the return of Brently Mallard signify for Louise?
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