Literary Device Treasure Hunt Identifying Literary Devices Within a Text.

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Literary Device Treasure Hunt Identifying Literary Devices Within a Text

Goals To find an example from the text of each of these literary terms. Identify an example of the term in the selected text Pull a Quote that shows it (1 quote per term) Somehow show how you know it’s that literary term (highlight the clues, explain why it meets the definition, etc.)

Goal is to collect 40 points 2 points each -Dialogue -Metaphor -Characters -Tone -Shift -Rising Action -Imagery -Theme -Exposition -Mood -Plot -Climax -Simile -Setting -Falling Action -Resolution -Conflict -Plot Mountain -Dialect -Repetition 3 points each -Voice -Protagonist -Antagonist -Indirect Characterization -Foil -Direct Characterization -Round/Flat Character -Diction -Man vs. Man -Man vs. Nature -Man vs. Society - Symbol -Parallelism 7 points each -Syntax -1st, 2nd, 3rd Person Point of View -3rd Person Omniscient Point of View **Don’t forget, you only get the full point value if your assessment of the quote is accurate

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