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What is imagery?
Think about how authors create pictures in your mind.
Name one example of symbolism from 'The Story of an Hour'.
What does the window represent in the context of the story?
What literary device uses descriptive language to create vivid pictures?
Think about what makes a description vivid.
True or False: Foreshadowing is used to mislead readers.
Does foreshadowing give clues or deceive?
In 'To Build a Fire', how does Jack London use nature as a character? What literary devices illustrate this?
Think about how the environment acts as a force against the protagonist.
Discuss the significance of the ending in 'The Story of an Hour'. How does Kate Chopin use irony to emphasize her message?
What does the return of Brently Mallard signify for Louise?
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