Bring even more figurative language terms to life in your classroom with this second set of 7 high-quality posters featuring definitions and quotes from popular high school texts! Perfect for grades 9–12 ELA, these posters expand your classroom decor and anchor chart collection while reinforcing advanced literary devices your students will encounter in classic and modern literature.

Pair with the original Figurative Language Poster Bundle for High School for the complete set of literary device visuals!

Why Teachers Love It

• Covers additional, more advanced literary devices beyond the basics
• Uses quotes from classic high school texts students already study
• Clear definitions + examples make abstract concepts concrete
• Works as decor, anchor charts, or reference tools during lessons
• No-prep: just print, post, and teach
• Flexible printing: letter-size for notebooks or poster-size for walls
• Durable: print on cardstock and laminate for years of use

What’s Inside

This Part 2 Figurative Language Poster Bundle includes 7 posters, each with a definition and a literary quote example:

• Anaphora (Fahrenheit 451)
• Antithesis (The Scarlet Letter)
• Euphemism (To Kill a Mockingbird)
• Metonymy (1984)
• Oxymoron (A Midsummer Night’s Dream)
• Paradox (Animal Farm)
• Synecdoche (Julius Caesar)
  

Posters are high-resolution PDFs that can be printed in any size (8.5x11 up to 16x20).

Why It Works

This set goes beyond the basics of simile, metaphor, and personification to introduce students to the sophisticated literary devices they’ll encounter in advanced texts and on standardized tests. The visual reinforcement helps students retain the terms while the familiar novel/play references make the concepts engaging and relatable.