Hamlet: Stylistic Devices Quiz

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Antonomasia and periphrasis basics

Ayaulym Sabit

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Hamlet: Stylistic Devices Quiz


Froggy Jumps Hamlet: Stylistic Devices QuizVersion en ligne Antonomasia and periphrasis basics par Ayaulym Sabit 1 The Prince of Denmark refers to Hamlet. What stylistic device is this? a Metaphor b Antonomasia c Periphrasis 2 The phrase The undiscovered country from whose bourn no traveller returns describes which thing? a Denmark b Death c Heaven 3 "Sweet prince, good night."—what device is used here? a Antithesis b Antonomasia c Periphrasis 4 Hamlet says 'To be, or not to be,' this is an example of: a Personification b Simple expression c Periphrasis 5 When Shakespeare calls death 'the undiscovered country,' what figure is that? a Irony b Periphrasis c Antonomasia 6 Which device is shown by using 'The Prince of Denmark' for Hamlet? a Synecdoche b Antonomasia c Metaphor 7 "To be, or not to be" uses which rhetorical figure primarily? a Irony b Alliteration c Periphrasis 8 Which phrase exemplifies calling a person by a title as a figure of speech? a Antonomasia b Hyperbole c Metaphor 9 Which description best fits the line about a 'bourn' that travellers never return from? a Periphrasis b Antonomasia c Antithesis 10 In Hamlet, death described as an 'undiscovered country' illustrates: a Metaphor b Periphrasis c Antonomasia