Match each of the following literary excerpts on the left with the dominant figure of speech or trope it demonstrates on the right.
- "She killed the lights and killed the evening."Zeugma
- "The restless night tossed and turned in feverish slumber."Transferred epithet
- "He was no small enemy to the empire's grand design."Litotes
- "The pen proved mightier than the gleaming sword of state."Metonymy
Cevap
The correct matches are: 'She killed the lights and killed the evening' pairs with Zeugma; 'The restless night tossed and turned in feverish slumber' pairs with Transferred epithet; 'He was no small enemy to the empire's grand design' pairs with Litotes; and 'The pen proved mightier than the gleaming sword of state' pairs with Metonymy.
Each literary excerpt exemplifies its paired trope: zeugma uses a verb in dual senses, transferred epithet moves a human feeling to time, litotes understates via negation of an opposite quality, and metonymy substitutes an associated object for a broader power or concept.
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Identification and literary analysis of figurative language devices and tropes
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