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This reading passage contains an example of which literary termforeshadowingflashbackdialoguepersonification?
personification
This reading passage demonstrates which of the following literary termsdialoguesequence of eventsrhymeflashback?
sequence of events
What should you do during the post-reading phase of a literary analysis?
Look for Literary Devices. `shaquille, smathers.
If you were reading an essay that explained how Melville used different aspects of his novel Moby-Dick to express his theme what kind of essay would you be reading?
A literary analysis essay.
What is a literary orientation?
In "A Response-Based Approach to Reading Literature", Judith A. Langer of the State University of New York, describes "literary orientation" as when reading literature that is outside of the reader's personal experience, describes the reader "living through the experience" by exploring a horizon of possibilities. The reader can explore the characters' actions from a psychological, or a political, or a sociological point of view.The literary orientation is the perspective through which you view what you are reading. I think that's what she's saying; use the link below to check it out for yourself.
Henry was fascinated with the play he was reading. The situation seemed contradictory at first yet made sense with more thought. Which literary device is the author using allegory understatement irony?
The literary device being used in this situation is irony. Irony involves a discrepancy between what is expected and what actually occurs, creating a sense of contrast or incongruity in the narrative.
This reading passage is an example of which literary termdescriptionallusionparadoxflashback?
description
The reading passage is an example of which literary termforeshadowingsoliloquysimiledialogue?
dialogue
The reading passage is an example of which literary termflashbackallusionparadoxdialogue?
dialogue
This reading passage is an example of which literary termpersonificationallusiondescriptionirony?
description
Is Jackie Gleason interested in UFOs?
Jackie Gleason was fascinated by UFO's and devoted much of his spare time to reading about them.
This reading passage is an illustration of which literary term?
dialog
This reading passage is an example of which of these literary termsMoby DHerman Melville?
1st
The underlined portion of the reading passage is an example of which literary termalliterationparadoxmetaphorallusion?
alliteration
What literary term is used in the underlined portion of this reading passagesimileparadoxmetaphorflashback?
simile
The main idea of this reading passage is an example of which literary term?
dramatic irony
This reading passage contains an example of which literary termforeshadowingflashbackdialoguepersonification?
personification
