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ENGL 228 | The Renaissance in England and the European Continent: Self and World
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2024
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Literary Terms Worksheet: Examples Directions: The object of this exercise is to correctly label each example with the proper literary term. Literary Terms Word Bank: The correct answer for each item is in the table below. No term will be used more than once. Some terms will not be used. flashback genre imagery irony metaphor mood narrator onomatopoeia parody personification refrain satire setting sonnet subplot symbol theme tone Label Each Example Directions: Match the example with one of the literary terms above. Label each item with the correct literary term. 1. Time is money. 2. The house stared angrily at its new occupants. 3.  western,sciencefictionordocumentary 4.  Aflagthatrepresentsfreedom. 5. greed, love or sadness 6. New York City, at the turn of the century 7. Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels 8.  “Gentlemen!Youcan’tfightinhere.Thisisthewarroom.” 9.  Whilethemaincharacterisstrugglingtofindherself, (Dr. Strangelove directed by Stanley Kubrick) another character seeks a new job. 10. person who tells the story in a novel 11. features in a work of writing that appeal to a 12. literary device in which readers discover relevant details reader’s senses that occurred before the story began Answer Key: Literary Terms Worksheet: Examples Directions: The object of this exercise is to correctly label each example with the proper literary term. Literary Terms Word Bank: The correct answer for each item is in the table below. No term will be used more than once. Some terms will not be used. flashback genre imagery irony metaphor mood narrator onomatopoeia parody personification refrain satire setting sonnet subplot symbol theme tone Label Each Example Directions: Match the example with one of the literary terms above. Label each item with the correct literary term. 1. metaphor Time is money. 2. personification The house stared angrily at its new occupants. 3. genre  western,sciencefictionordocumentary 4. symbol  Aflagthatrepresentsfreedom. 5. theme greed, love or sadness 6. setting New York City, at the turn of the century 7. satire 8. irony  “Gentlemen!Youcan’tfightinhere.Thisisthewarroom.” 9. subplot  Whilethemaincharacterisstrugglingtofindherself, Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels (Dr. Strangelove directed by Stanley Kubrick) another character seeks a new job. 10. narrator person who tells the story in a novel 11. imagery features in a work of writing that appeal to a 12. flashback literary device in which readers discover relevant details reader’s senses that occurred before the story began

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