The Winters Tale Literary Devices Quiz

When Hermione’s statue appears to come alive, this moment is an example of

Leontes’ irrationality creates

When Time speaks directly to the audience, it is an example of

Leontes’ jealousy serves as an example of

Paulina’s scolding of Leontes demonstrates

The statue scene’s tension between life and art is

Hermione’s revival symbolizes

The oracle’s message functions as

The separation of Sicilia and Bohemia reflects

When Leontes refers to jealousy as “green-eyed,” it is an

The repeated image of flowers represents

Paulina’s role as the moral voice represents

Hermione’s portrayal of patience under persecution is an

Camillo’s loyalty to both kings illustrates

The sheep-shearing festival is an example of

“Exit, pursued by a bear” is best described as

Leontes’ transformation at the end of the play is a

The bear that kills Antigonus represents

When Leontes calls his jealousy a “disease,” it uses

Paulina’s fierce defense of Hermione creates

Autolycus’ character provides

When Leontes speaks of his “infection of jealousy,” the line uses

The theme of time healing wounds is expressed through

When Perdita distributes flowers by age and virtue, it is an example of

The bear’s sudden appearance creates

Florizel’s devotion to Perdita reflects

Leontes’ suspicion of Hermione and Polixenes is an example of

The contrast between court and country is

What literary device is used in the title “The Winter’s Tale”?

The oracle’s words that prove Hermione’s innocence serve as