Literary Devices Unit 3

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when the audience knows more about a situation or conflict than the characters do.	Dramatic Irony Can you think of a time when you knew something the character didn't? Image: 1d894f02-b89e-4b9e-b25d-4d3cc47fe31d (image/jpg)
when the exact opposite happens from what the audience expects to happen	Situational Irony Can you think of a story that has that has situational irony in it? Image: 2208ea4e-9dee-4459-9550-895200c75d75 (image/png)
when words express something contrary to truth or someone says the opposite of what they really feel or mean.	Verbal Irony Can you think of an example from a movie or real life even? Image: 39b80415-5da2-4028-87b8-ca243a5f5f7e (image/jpg)
an imitation of the style of a particular writer, artist, or genre with deliberate exaggeration for comic effect.	Parody What is probably the most popular example of parody on TV? Image: 5e9a474e-c659-4466-803c-de8c54caadce (image/jpg)
repeating the same words or phrases a few times to make an idea clearer.	Repetition Can you think of a children's book that uses repetition? Image: 613efa85-1d0a-4782-8627-c0ced8988c07 (image/jpg)
a technique of using language effectively and persuasively and employs various methods to convince, influence or please an audience	Rhetoric Can you think of how rhetoric is most used in our society? Image: 99fb4ef8-913b-496e-8cb3-8a0ed80658ce (image/png)

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