Pre-AP: Literary Devices in Julius Caesar

Find examples of the following literary devices in Julius Caesar. Include the speaker and the Act.scene.line information (either II.i.32-38 or 2.1.32-38).

• Allusion
• Anaphora
• Apostrophe (not the punctuation)
• Foreshadowing
• Hyperbole
• Metaphor
• Onomatopoeia
• Oxymoron or Paradox (make sure your example matches your choice)
• Personification
• Pun
• Simile
• Synesthesia (counts 3x)

Each item found will count for 10 points (synesthesia=30) for a total up to 105.

The examples you find will be incorporated into this Friday’s test. Do not use the sections that appeared on last week’s test.