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Animal, object or nature given human characteristics  \nB. Beginning of a book that sets the stage for the exposition  \nC. Contrast between the expected and what actually happens  \nD. Conversation between characters  \nE. Exaggeration to express strong emotion or make a point AB. Figure of speech that compares two seemingly unlike things AC. Interruption in the flow to an event that happened earlier AD. Language that makes something seem less important  \nAE. Main character in a work of literature BA. Main character that acts nobly in the story BC. Major subdivision of a drama  \nBD. Major subdivision of an act  \nBE. Momentary interruption in the flow of action CA. Part of the plot where all loose ends are resolved  \nCB. Person or animal that takes part in the action of the story CD. Person who is telling the story  \nCE. Person who opposes the main character DA. Person whose actions are lifelike and dynamic DB. Person whose actions are static or predictable  \nDC. Placing two things side by side to contrast them DE. Reference to a character, place or thing from history  \nEA. Reflection of the author’s attitude toward the subject matter EB. Sequence of actions and events in a work of literature EC. Special vocabulary of a specific group  \nED. Speech in a drama addressed to a one’s self AAB. Speech in a drama made to a group of people AAC. Struggle between opposing forces in the story AAD. Time or place in which the action occurs  \nAAE. Turning point of the story; point where conflict is resolved BAA. Use of a word or phrase that imitates the sound it describes BAB. Word or phrase using like or as to compare unlike things BAC. Writer’s choice of words to convey tone and meaning  \nPart II. Multiple Choice from Invisible Man. Choose the most correct answer.  \n33.“‘A little child shall lead them,’ the vet said with a smile.”What literary technique is this?  \nA. allusion B. metaphor C. onomatopoeia D. personification E. flashback  \n34.“THE WHEEL FELT LIKE AN ALIEN THING in my hands as I followed the white line of the highway. Heat waves from the late afternoon sun arose from the gray concrete, shimmering like the weary tones of a distant bugle blown upon still midnight air.”What literary technique is this?  \nA. allusion B. metaphor C. onomatopoeia D. personification E. flashback  \nPage 1 of 13  \nExam by Thomas R. Ross, Jr.  \nPart III. Identification: Match the italicized person or speaker of the following passages with the best description and write in the LETTER(S) answer on the space provided. Use some answers more than once.  \n  35. “…(she) came and went with the regularity of one who held a conventional job while I was often at home  ”  \n  36. “…a memorial that now stands on the Boston Common   images of black and white fraternity…(his) body had been thrown into a ditch with those of his men.”   37. (He) said“Son, after I’m gone I want you to keep up the good fight. I have never told you, but our life is a war   Live with your head in the lion’s mouth.”   38. (He) said, “Bring up the shines, gentlemen! 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