8th Grade English Literary Elements

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8th Grade English Literary Elements


Froggy Jumps 8th Grade English Literary ElementsVersion en ligne Exploratory English challenge par Regine Argayoso 1 Which point of view uses words such as “I,” “me,” and “my” to tell the story? a First-person point of view b Second-person point of view c Third-person limited point of view 2 What is rhyme in poetry? a The main lesson of a poem b The number of characters in a poem c The repetition of similar ending sounds 3 What does meter refer to in poetry? a The repeated use of similar sounding words at the end of each line b The regular pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables c The speaker’s attitude toward a subject 4 Which term refers to the feeling or emotional atmosphere experienced by the reader? a Mood b Tone c Voice 5 Which term describes the author’s or speaker’s attitude toward the subject? a Tone b Mood c Voice 6 A story repeatedly shows storms whenever a character faces serious problems. What literary concept does this repeated element demonstrate? a Pattern b Motif c Symbol 7 What is a motif in literature? a A single event that begins the story b A repeated word, phrase or event in the story c A recurring element that supports a theme 8 Which statement best describes an author’s style? a The distinctive way an author expresses ideas b The sequence of events in the plot c The emotions felt only by the reader 9 Which element of style refers to an author’s choice of words? a Imagery b Syntax c Diction 10 Which literary device compares two unlike things using “like” or “as”? a Simile b Metaphor c Personification 11 Which sentence contains personification? a The wind moved the leaves quickly. b The angry wind whispered through the trees. c The wind was as cold as ice. 12 Which literary device is used when the same beginning consonant sound is repeated in nearby words? a Alliteration b Symbolism c Repetition 13 Which technique interrupts the present action to show an event that happened earlier? a Resolution b Foreshadowing c Flashback 14 A character notices dark clouds gathering before a dangerous journey begins. The dark clouds suggest that trouble may come. What technique is used? a Foreshadowing b Flashback c Alliteration 15 Which sentence uses imagery most clearly? a The bread was placed on the table by the baker. b The warm bread smelled sweet and felt soft in her hands. c She decided to eat the bread after she felt hungry. 16 In The Lotus Flower and the Jade Dragon, which contrast can help communicate a moral lesson? a Youth contrasted with old age b Summer contrasted with winter c Humility contrasted with greed 17 A poem repeatedly uses images of light and darkness to show the struggle between good and evil. What do these recurring images most clearly function as? a Motif b Symbol c Pattern 18 Which point of view allows the narrator to reveal the thoughts and feelings of several characters? a First person b Third-person limited c Third-person omniscient 19 Which line best demonstrates a regular rhythmic pattern created by stressed and unstressed syllables? a The bright sun shines above. b The sun will rise and light the sky. c The children play outside. 20 Which literary device uses deliberate exaggeration for emphasis? a Hyperbole b Personification c Metaphor

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8th Grade English Literary ElementsVersion en ligne

par Regine Argayoso

Which point of view uses words such as “I,” “me,” and “my” to tell the story?

What is rhyme in poetry?

What does meter refer to in poetry?

Which term refers to the feeling or emotional atmosphere experienced by the reader?

Which term describes the author’s or speaker’s attitude toward the subject?

A story repeatedly shows storms whenever a character faces serious problems. What literary concept does this repeated element demonstrate?

What is a motif in literature?

Which statement best describes an author’s style?

Which element of style refers to an author’s choice of words?

Which literary device compares two unlike things using “like” or “as”?

Which sentence contains personification?

Which literary device is used when the same beginning consonant sound is repeated in nearby words?

Which technique interrupts the present action to show an event that happened earlier?

A character notices dark clouds gathering before a dangerous journey begins. The dark clouds suggest that trouble may come. What technique is used?

Which sentence uses imagery most clearly?

In The Lotus Flower and the Jade Dragon, which contrast can help communicate a moral lesson?

A poem repeatedly uses images of light and darkness to show the struggle between good and evil. What do these recurring images most clearly function as?

Which point of view allows the narrator to reveal the thoughts and feelings of several characters?

Which line best demonstrates a regular rhythmic pattern created by stressed and unstressed syllables?

Which literary device uses deliberate exaggeration for emphasis?