Lit Terms Quiz - from Vignettes of San Francisco
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- Q1The following line is an example of which literary device? " . . . the muscles of his body play into the movement of the waves until he and his green canoe and the white capped waves are all one motif . . ."satirepersonificationtoneimagery60s
- Q2"Dainty white yachts go dipping to the waves and seem like lovely young girls in among the sturdier boats." Is an example of . . .similesatiremetaphorpersonification60s
- Q3What are the "Dainty white yachts" being compared to in the simile?"lovely young girls""fishermen""sturdier boats""this great beautiful Sunday morning"60s
- Q4Setting is often connected to or reflective of the ______________________ of the piece.oxymoronironytonemood60s
- Q5What mood is set in the excerpt from "Vignettes of San Francisco?"gloomypleasantmournfuloptimistic60s
- Q6The author's repetitive comparison of the scene in San Francisco to a symphony is an example of . . .figurative languagemetaphorironyplot60s