Name: ________________________________________ Date: ________________ Score: ___________

I. Identification:

1. The device by which a writer addresses a person who is usually either absent or deceased.
2. Is a dryly humorous or lightly sarcastic mode of speech in which words are used to convey a
meaning contrary to their literal sense.
3. Direct comparison of two unlike objects.
4. A sound device in which the consonant sounds at the beginning of two or more consecutive
words are repeated.
5. The imitation of natural sounds by words.
6. The representations of inanimate objects or abstract ideas as living beings.
7. A form of inordinate exaggeration according to which a person or thing is depicted as being
better or worse.
8. Is a statement or sentiments that appears contradictory to common sense yet true.
9. Shows a part representing a whole.
10. Comparing two objects using “as” or “like

II. Identify the figure of speech used in the following sentences.

1. The child is father to the man.

2. Rosy-fingered dawn.
3. Faith is the antiseptic of the soul.
4. The pot calls the kettle black.
5. Tick-tock tick-tock the says the clock.
6. Death, be not proud.
7. My love for you is limitless.
8. She is like a butterfly fluttering across the sky.
9. Colorless rainbow
10. You are not fat, you are just plump.

III. Identify the words being defined. Choose from the given choices inside the box.

Setting characters plot first person theme

Third person omniscient climax denouement point of view

Antagonist third person limited rising action dynamic

Conflict foil dialog round character foreshadowing

__________1. A character that has the opposite traits to bring out the protagonist’s positive traits.

__________2. The place and time where the story happened.

__________3. The narrator is not one of the characters but knows what the characters are doing,
thinking, or feeling.
__________4. The logical sequence of events in a story.

__________5. The message of the whole story.

__________6. The most exciting part of the story.

__________7. The ending of the story.

__________8. The narrator is one of the characters or the main character in the story.

__________9. The main villain in the story.

__________10. All the events that happen in the story on the way to the climax.

__________11. A person, animal, being, creature, or thing in a story.

__________12. The narrator only describes what he sees but does not know what the characters are
thinking or feeling.

__________13. A character plays a role that develops and changes during the events in the story.

__________14. A struggle between opposing forces.

__________15. The way the story is narrated.

__________16. Almost immediately exhibits deeply layered traits.

__________17. A literary technique where the writer hints at the plot of events.

IV. Enumeration:

1-5. elements of a story

6-8. types of point of view

9-13. elements of plot