Question 2
Figures of SpeechSatire employs the use of
- A.onomatopoeia
- B.irony
- C.synecdoche
- D.melancholy
Show the answer and explanation
Answer: B (irony)
Satire mocks vices largely through irony, saying one thing and meaning another.
4 questions. Try each one, then open the answer to check yourself and read the explanation.
Satire employs the use of
Answer: B (irony)
Satire mocks vices largely through irony, saying one thing and meaning another.
A reward or punishment a character receives in a literary work is
Answer: D (poetic justice)
Poetic justice is when good characters are rewarded and wicked ones punished.
A character that is always against the interest of the protagonist is
Answer: D (villain)
The villain (antagonist) works against the hero.

Read the extract. The complexity of the poem can be ascribed to the poet's use of
Answer: B (structural inversion)
The normal word order is turned round ('Me to the Orangery / Solitude invites'), which makes the lines hard to follow: structural inversion.