Hangman Game

Literary Terms Edition

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hangman game

INSTRUCTIONS

When you edit the genially:If there is a repeated letter in the word you want to use, you must group them together so that they appear at the same time. Don't forget that when you group them, this selection will be positioned above the other letters (if there are any in between). Put it under the other letters to make it easier to select them when using Reveal interactivity.

How to play:Click on the letters to form the word. When you get one wrong, click on one of the parts of the stick figure's body to keep count. You have up to 6 chances to guess the word.

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A statement or situation that seems to contradict or be illogical itself but actually reveals a deeper and hidden truth or meaning.

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"Less is more.""The more you know, the more you realize you don't know."“I must be cruel to be kind.”“The course of true love never did run smooth."

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can be defined as words in literature that provide an image in relation to the text. Can be used to go into depth into settings or even emotions. .

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Literary Tool - Imagery Imagery can be defined as words in literature that provide an image in relation to the text. Can be used to go into depth into settings or even emotions.

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This man hath bewitched the bosom of my child.— Thou, thou, Lysander, thou hast given her rhymes And interchanged love tokens with my child. Thou hast by moonlight at her window sung With feigning voice verses of feigning love And stol’n the impression of her fantasy With bracelets of thy hair, rings, gauds, conceits, Knacks, trifles, nosegays, sweetmeats—messengers Of strong prevailment in unhardened youth. With cunning hast thou filched my daughter’s heart, Turned her obedience (which is due to me) To stubborn harshness.—And, my gracious Act 1 Scene 1 Midsummers Dream

This quote uses imagery, a literary tool to really convey the love between lysander and Hermia, apart from the love that Lsyander and Hermia shared, it is shown that Lysander perhaps gives her poetry and other tokens of their love. He has shown up at midnight to sing at her window and has given her many gifts. This use of words really conveys Lysander's love for Hermia. It shows the depthness in their love. The use of imagery here illustrates their strong emotions and Hermias resilience to her father Euges wishes.

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an object, a person, a situation, or an action that has a literal meaning in a story but suggests or represents other meanings.

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A symbol is a word, image, object, or concept that has a meaning that goes beyond its literal interpretation.Symbolism in literature is a literary device that uses objects, people, situations, or actions to represent ideas or meanings beyond their literal meaningSymbolism in Literature is used to make a text more vivid, communicate a theme, or foreshadow events. It can also help create a mood or and set the tone for the story.

Symbols and Symbolism

Symbols in A Midsummers Night Dream

• The Moon: The moon itself is a phase changing entitiy. In a Midsummer’s Night Dream Shakespeare uses the moon to represent the flow of time, and how things change over said period of time. Shakespeare demonstrates this when Theseus is impatient for the moon to pass so he can be married to Hippolyta. Both Theseus and Hippolyta count down to their wedding by keeping track of the moon's phases

• The Woods: The Woods/Forest traditionally symbolizes mystery, darkness, and the unknown. In a Midsummers Night Dream The woods represents the wild and the untamed, a place of chaos, that completely juxtaposes Athens, where law and order takes precedence. In the woods there’s no rules, there’s magic, and fairies and love potions, an escape from the structured, rational world of the city.

• The Eyes: Eyes symbolize awareness, perception, and reality. In the real world, seeing is believing, however In a Midsummers Night Dream sight and vision are portrayed as being stolen or held captive, something you can be tricked out of. Strangely enough, the characters in our play start to come to profound conclusions while their sight is playing tricks on them. Bringing up solid questions, is there more than what meets the eye? Can we truly trust everything we see? And is it possible have your vision yet still be blind?

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Click on the stick figure's body parts to make them appear and track the number of wrong guesses.

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