In "Death by Landscape," the author relates Lois' recollection of the canoe trip. She asks if there was anything important that
happened that would provide some clue about what would happen next. Which literary device does the author use in this instance? A. metaphor B. symbolism C. dramatic irony D. foreshadowing
Certain literary devices such as similes, metaphors, and personification can help create word pictures for the reader. When persuasive writers use figurative language, they are more likely to engage their readers and make their argument more relevant and convincing.
