All’s Well That Ends Well Literary Devices Quiz

What device underlies the moral “good triumphs through persistence”?

What is the King’s recovery a symbol of?

What literary device does Shakespeare use when Helena fakes her death?

What literary device links Helena’s faith to divine will?

What device does Shakespeare use to reveal Bertram’s immaturity?

When Helena prays for divine guidance, what device is used?

What technique is used in Helena’s line “Our remedies oft in ourselves do lie”?

When the play ends in forgiveness, what device creates resolution?

What is used when the King refers to Helena as a “heavenly comfort”?

What is the bed trick an example of?

What literary device is shown through Bertram’s character development?

What device strengthens the play’s message of virtue rewarded?

When Parolles is exposed, what device heightens the comic revelation?

What device describes Parolles’s exaggerated self-praise?

What does the repeated theme “honor” represent?

What literary device is found in “All’s well that ends well”?

What device appears when Helena disguises herself as a pilgrim?

When Parolles mocks bravery but shows cowardice, what device is at play?

When Helena’s name evokes “healing,” what device is this?

What literary device is central to Helena’s healing of the King?

What device appears in the Clown’s comedic banter?

Which device is used in the play’s title itself?

When Parolles’s cowardice is ridiculed, what device is strongest?

When Bertram’s pride leads to his downfall, what device appears?

What literary device frames the play’s moral lesson?

What device defines Helena’s speech about love’s persistence?

What device is present when the audience knows Helena is alive but Bertram does not?

What device occurs when Bertram receives Helena’s ring unknowingly?

What device does Shakespeare employ through the Clown’s witty wordplay?

When Helena compares love to a flame that cannot die, what device is used?