Quiz 2

A comparison between two unlike things that continues for more than a phrase or sentence.

• Allusion

• Imagery

• Extended Metaphor

• Rhetoric

The art of persuasion through speaking and writing.

• Archetype

• Cliché

• Pastiche

• Rhetoric

Five-senses details.

• Discourse

• Imagery

• Metaphor

• Pastiche

An expression used so often (and so often out of context) that it has become hackneyed and has lost its original impact.

• Tragedy

• Rhetoric

• Discourse

• Cliché

Images, figures, character types, settings, and story patterns that are universally shared by people across cultures.

• Archetype

• Imagery

• Metaphor

• Tragedy

A serious and often somber drama, written in prose or verse, that typically ends in disaster and that focuses on a character who undergoes unexpected personal reversals.

• Allusion

• Discourse

• Pastiche

• Tragedy

A literary, musical, or artistic work that imitates another’s recognizable style or pieces together a medley of often incongruous elements from a number of existing works.

• Archetype

• Pastiche

• Imagery

• Extended Metaphor

An indirect reference, often to a person, event, statement, theme, or work.

• Discourse

• Archetype

• Allusion

• Cliché

A trope that associates two distinct things without using a connective word to link the vehicle and the tenor.

• Tragedy

• Pastiche

• Metaphor

• Allusion

Speech or writing that deals with a certain subject formally.

• Imagery

• Rhetoric

• Discourse

• Allusion