Literary Terms and Character Types Scavenger Hunt!!!!

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Literary Terms and Character Types Scavenger Hunt!!!! ELA 10

Directions: Using a search tool, you must find the literary device definitions on the next slide. Find an example of each term from the short story, “Footsteps in the Night”. Write down the line from the short story.

Literary Devices Allusion Atmosphere/Mood Theme Irony: Dramatic, Situational, Verbal Foreshadowing *Find and write down the definition and then find an example of the device in the short story. Personification Symbolism Imagery Suspense Figurative Language Flashback

Character Types Protagonist Antagonist Flat Round Dynamic Static Stock Foil *Find and write down the definition and then find an example of the device in the short story.

Search Tool Options Dictionaries, computers and cell phones. You MUST WRITE ANSWERS IN YOUR BINDERS. *Find and write down the definition and then find an example of the device in the short story.

WARNING Cell phones are only used at this exact moment for research purposes only. Any texting, tweeting, Face Booking, snap chatting or anything else you young folk do that I don’t know yet is NOT allowed. Do not lose the privilege of using your technology so early in the semester!