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What is a simile?
A comparison between two different objects using "like," or "as". The effect of the comparison enhances the reader's understanding of an idea.
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What is personification?
Identify the literary device in the following example:
The wind said goodnight and the stars sang us to sleep. |
What is lost love, sadness, alteration, etc?
What is the effect of the following example of metaphor: Your love, once a red, red rose, has lost its scent.
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What is frame(s)?
The lines and borders that an artist uses to create panels.
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What is irony?
A contradiction between what is expected be said or to happen, and what actual is said or happens. The goal of this contradiction is to expose a larger idea or truth.
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What is allusion?
Identify the literary device in the following example: Oh that girl? She's the female Lebron James.
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What is we often neglect the very things that we are supposed to protect. We expect that a fire station would be the most prepared for a fire as they work to help others protect from fire.
What is the effect of the following example of irony?
A fire station burns down. |
What is: contrast, unexpected color use, splash pages, patterns, light and dark, etc.?
What contributes to graphic weight?
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What is metaphor?
A direct comparison between two unlike things/ideas where one thing “becomes” the other without the use of the word like, as, than, or resembles.
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What is simile?
Identify the literary device in the following example: I stared at the ice cream flavors like a dog stares at treats.
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What is good basketball player.
What is the effect of the following example of allusion: Oh that girl? She's the female Lebron James.
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What is foreground, midground, and background?
What are the three components of a typical panel layout, and where can you find them?
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What is symbol?
An object/event that stands for, or represents, something else in order to make us understand something about the text.
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What is metaphor?
Identify the literary device in the following example: Your love, once a red, red rose, has lost its scent.
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What is the water seems alive and wants to cause harm, intensifies the cold by making it seem alive and out of human control?
What is the effect of the following personification: The water leapt over the edge of the boat, attacking our exposed cheeks and surrounded our feet in icy cold.
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What is gutter?
The space between framed panels.
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What is allusion?
An author reference to another work of literature, historical event, historical figure, or a specific place without explanation or detail. The goal of this device is to provide additional meaning/context to their work through the reference.
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What is irony?
Identify the literary device in the following example:
A fire station burns down. |
Yoda, duh.
What is Ms. Wendel's class mascot?
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What is 1) faces, 2) feet, 3) hands?
Three body parts to focus on when analyzing figures.
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