Question

Archetype A) A figurative language device in which an object stands for something both literally and figuratively Dramatic irony B) The placement of two opposing descriptions, ideas, characters, actions, or events side-by-side in a text Foreshadowing C) When the audience knows something that a character in the story does not Juxtaposition D) An easily recognizable character, conflict, or plot structure in literature Symbolism E) A technique used to subtly suggest or indicate something ahead of time in a text

Answer 1

Archetype - A. figurative language device in which an object stands for something both literally and figuratively

Dramatic Irony - C. When the audience knows something that a character in the story does not

Foreshadowing - E. A technique used to subtly suggest or indicate something ahead of time in a text

Juxtaposition - B. The placement of two opposing descriptions, ideas, characters, actions, or events side-by-side in a text

Symbolism - D. An easily recognizable character, conflict, or plot structure in literature

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Answer 2

The correct match for the terms is given below.

The correct match for each term is:

A) Symbolism - A figurative language device in which an object stands for something both literally and figuratively.

B) Juxtaposition - The placement of two opposing descriptions, ideas, characters, actions, or events side-by-side in a text.

C) Dramatic irony - When the audience knows something that a character in the story does not.

D) Archetype - An easily recognizable character, conflict, or plot structure in literature.

E) Foreshadowing - A technique used to subtly suggest or indicate something ahead of time in a text.