Q.1.
Match the definition to the correct literary technique. An object, person or colour used to represent an idea.
Q.2.
Match the definition to the correct literary technique. A story in which everything symbolises something else.
Q.3.
Match the definition to the correct literary technique. An example of figurative language in which inanimate objects are given human characteristics.
Q.4.
Match the definition to the correct literary technique. The repetition of the 's' or 'sh' sound.
Q.5.
Match the definition to the correct literary technique. A word which recreates the sound which it represents.
Q.6.
Match the definition to the correct literary technique. Non-literal language; metaphorical or rhetorical language.
Q.7.
Match the definition to the correct literary technique. A description of one thing as being similar to something else.
Q.8.
Match the definition to the correct literary technique. A contrast between the audience's expectations and the reality of events.
Q.9.
Match the definition to the correct literary technique. An example of figurative language which treats one thing as if it were another.
Q.10.
Match the definition to the correct literary technique. The repetition of vowel sounds in words that are close together.