MCQ Questions
Q.1.
I hope my mom doesn't kill me when she finds out.
  • 50%
    dramatic irony- example
  • 0%
    situational irony
  • 0%
    hyperbole- example
  • 50%
    verbal irony- example
Q.2.
He had Herculean strength.
  • 100%
    Allusion
  • 0%
    Allusion- example
  • 0%
    Metaphor
  • 0%
    Hyperbole- example
Q.3.
a figure of speech in which an animal, object, a force of nature, or an idea is given human characteristics.
  • 0%
    Simile
  • 67%
    Metaphor
  • 0%
    Hyperbole
  • 33%
    Personification
Q.4.
a significant word, phrase, image, description, idea, or other element that is repeated throughout a literary work and is related to the theme.
  • 67%
    Motif
  • 0%
    Theme
  • 33%
    Symbol
  • 0%
    Tone
Q.5.
She was as beautiful as Aphrodite.
  • 0%
    Metaphor
  • 100%
    Simile-example
  • 0%
    Simile
  • 0%
    Anaphora- Example
Q.6.
the moral or lesson taught throughout the story
  • 0%
    Irony
  • 0%
    Tone
  • 67%
    Symbol
  • 33%
    Theme
Q.7.
The trees danced in the breeze.
  • 100%
    Personification- example
  • 0%
    Situational Irony- Example
  • 0%
    Alliteration- example
  • 0%
    Personification
Q.8.
any person, animal, place, object, or event that exists on a literal level within a work but also represents something on a figurative level
  • 33%
    metaphor
  • 0%
    symbol
  • 33%
    simile
  • 33%
    theme
Q.9.
the repetition of constant sounds, generally at the beginning of words
  • 0%
    personification
  • 0%
    simile
  • 0%
    metaphor
  • 100%
    alliteration
Q.10.
the dictionary definition of a word; the literal meaning
  • 0%
    Metaphor
  • 50%
    Diction
  • 50%
    Connotation
  • 0%
    Denotation
Q.11.
a figure of speech that uses like or as to compare seemingly unlike things
  • 50%
    Metaphor
  • 0%
    Hyperbole
  • 50%
    Simile
  • 0%
    Personification
Q.12.
The princess walks out of the castle as the prince arrives to save her.
  • 0%
    Situational Irony
  • 0%
    Simile
  • 0%
    Dramatic Irony
  • 100%
    Situational Irony- Example
Q.13.
word choice
  • 0%
    Imagery
  • 50%
    Metaphor
  • 0%
    Tone
  • 50%
    Diction
Q.14.
She breathed in and out, in and out, to steady her nervous for the big test.
  • 0%
    Allusion- example
  • 0%
    Theme- example
  • 100%
    Imagery
  • 0%
    Anaphora- example
Q.15.
a reference to a well-known character, place, or situation from history, music, art, or another work of literature
  • 50%
    allusion
  • 50%
    personification
  • 0%
    metaphor
  • 0%
    simile
Q.16.
a figure of speech that uses exaggeration to express strong emotion, make a point, or evoke humor
  • 0%
    Metaphor
  • 100%
    Hyperbole
  • 0%
    Personification
  • 0%
    Simile
Q.17.
the use of a word or phrase that imitates or suggests the sound of what it describes
  • 0%
    personification
  • 0%
    simile
  • 100%
    onomatopoeia
  • 0%
    alliteration
Q.18.
Cross
  • 0%
    Metaphor-example
  • 0%
    Symbol
  • 100%
    Symbol-example
  • 0%
    Onomatopoeia- Example
Q.19.
the author's attitude toward the material
  • 0%
    Irony
  • 0%
    Diction
  • 50%
    Theme
  • 50%
    Tone
Q.20.
descriptive language that speaks to one or more of the 5 senses (sight, smell, taste, touch, sound)
  • 0%
    simile
  • 0%
    imagery
  • 0%
    metaphor
  • 100%
    personification
Q.21.
the contrast between what the characters know and what the reader knows
  • 100%
    Verbal Irony
  • 0%
    Irony
  • 0%
    Dramatic Irony
  • 0%
    Situational Irony
Q.22.
Of course I don't mind that you lowered my pay.
  • 0%
    Alliteration- example
  • 0%
    Verbal Irony- example
  • 0%
    hyperbole- example
  • 100%
    Dramatic Irony- example
Q.23.
the contrast between appearance and reality
  • 0%
    hyperbole
  • 100%
    irony
  • 0%
    metaphor
  • 0%
    simile