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A quick true/false on Pride and literary devices.

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A quick true/false on Pride and literary devices.

by bibika
1

Metonymy means comparing two things using like or as.

2

Elizabeth Bennet is the novel's protagonist.

3

Pride and Prejudice was published in 1813.

4

Elizabeth Bennet is Darcy's cousin.

5

Pride and Prejudice is written in first-person narration.

6

A simile uses like or as to compare two things.

7

The book was published in 1900.

8

Darcy wins Elizabeth's heart solely through wealth.

9

Mr. Darcy's first proposal scene is a central moment of the story.

10

Metaphor directly equates two unlike things without using like or as.

 
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