The Popsicle was delicious, with it's sweet scent and fruity flavor.

What literary term do we use for visually descriptive and/or figurative language in a text?

What literary term do we use for parts of a text that hint at what will happen later in the text?

What term do we give to a statement or idea in a text that may seem absurd or contradictory but yet can be true, or at least makes sense, like when witches tell Macbeth that his friend Banquo is "lesser than Macbeth and greater"?

What type of irony is being used when the audience/reader knows more than the characters in the story?

What literary term do we use for when a character's dialogue is spoken for the audience's benefit but not heard by the other characters on the stage?

What literary term do we use for a speech or long monologue that a character makes in a work of drama only to him or herself (and the audience).

In Macbeth Scene 1 Act 1 is the _____ of the play, it introduces characters and establishes a plot.

A character that contrasts with the protagonist, in order to highlight character traits of the protagonist

Inconsistency in what’s expected and what actually happens