Literary Devices Quiz 1/12

What is the juxtaposition?

• To direct a message to a specific individual or group

• To create a story to be performed by actors

• To explain unfamiliar concepts with familiar ones

• a rhetorical device that places two or more ideas or characters side by side for the purpose of comparing and contrasting them

What is stage directions ?

• To take a position on a problem

• To compare two unfamiliar concepts

• To divide the drama into smaller parts

•  usually printed in italics, tell how the actors should look, move, and speak; they also describe the setting, sound effects, and lighting

What is analogy in writing?

• To divide a drama into acts and scenes

• comparison that points out the similarities between two things often explaining something unfamiliar by likening it to something familiar

  
  

• To take a stance on a problem

• To describe the setting, sound effects, and lighting

What is a debate?

• each team takes a position or stance on a problem

  
  

• The story is written to be performed by actors

• The written version of a play or film

• Describing how the actors should look, move, and speak

What is a direct address ?

•  a rhetorical device where a speaker or writer directs a message directly to an individual or group of people

  
  

• To create a story to be performed by actors

• To compare and contrast two ideas or characters

• To explain unfamiliar concepts with familiar ones

What is the script in a play or film?

• the written version of a play or film that includes dialogue and stage directions

  
  

• To describe the setting, sound effects, and lighting

• To divide the drama into smaller parts

• To take a position on a problem

What are acts ?

• dramas are divided into these parts

  
  

• Analogy

• Stage directions

• Debate

What is a drama?

• a story written to be performed by actors

  
  

• Comparison that points out the similarities between two things

• Placing two or more ideas or characters side by side for comparing and contrasting

• The written version of a play or film that includes dialogue and stage directions

What is a scene?

• To take a position on a problem

•  the smaller parts that acts are divided into in a drama

• To divide the drama into parts

• To describe how the actors should look, move, and speak