Literary Devices
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ANGELA BASTE
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English
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7th Grade - Professional Development
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1.
Multiple Choice
As Macbeth speaks of wanting to kill King Duncan, King Duncan waits outside Macbeth's palace singing the praises of Macbeth. This is an example of...
Metaphor
Irony
Personification
Simile
2.
Multiple Choice
Choose the statement below that best represents an example of imagery.
The dog ran down the road.
The dog ran down the dirt road.
The dog ran down the road, and walked down the sidewalk.
The shaggy dog trotted briskly down the dirt covered road.
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Multiple Choice
The lazy river looks less than lovely this late in the day. This sentence is a good example of how an author can use __________________ in writing to communicate a point. (hint: it is a type of sound technique)
rhyme
simile
alliteration
metaphor
4.
Multiple Choice
Read the following line and determine which term(s) is used as symbolism: Malcolm says, "It would be smart to offer someone poor and innocent like me as a sacrificial lamb to satisfy an angry god like Macbeth."
sacrificial lamb
smart
innocent
offer
5.
Multiple Choice
I am as angry as a bull at the rodeo. This sentence is an example of _________________.
personification
metaphor
simile
hyperbole
6.
Multiple Choice
What is the best example of foreshadowing below:
Three witches telling Macbeth he will one day be King
Macduff's wife dying
Banquo going to sleep and having a dream
Banquo going to sleep and having a dream
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