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Miscellaneous vocabulary, grammar, literature facts, sem.1
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1
We gave
God
the glory.
indirect object
predicate noun
direct object
objective compliment
2
Both are the Finches' neighbors: One is a gossip and one is not. Who doesn't belong?
Miss Maudie
Miss Caroline Fischer
Miss Stephanie
3
The moonlight shone
through the open window
. (phrase is...)
adjective
adverb
4
Jogging
is popular exercise.
participle
infinitive
gerund
preposition
5
Unlike the claws of cats,words spoken in anger can never be ________________.
embellished
retracted
underscored
emulated
6
The speaker _____________ his opponent’sarguments by producing strong evidence to the contrary.
embellished
refuted
bolstered
mollified
7
The watch face was__________________ with diamonds and enamel.
underscored
patronized
embellished
undermined
8
The __________________ comedian spent the nightmocking the old people in the crowd.
sardonic
pragmatic
didactic
emphatic
9
Mr. Radley "'bought cotton'," a polite term for doing nothing."
metaphor
euphemism
simile
10
The growth turned out to be__________ and surgery was not necessary
pragmatic
ambivalent
benign
elaborate
11
Charles jumped over the box.
preposition
appositive
interjection
conjunction
12
“Neutralizing a target” is a_______________ for “killing someone.”
hyperbole
allusion
metaphor
euphemism
13
Mr. Brown is our coach.
indirect object
predicate adjective
direct object
predicate nominative
14
When he took off his shoes we held our nosesbecause of his _________________ feet.
erroneous
malodorous
discreet
ambivalent
15
A gaggle of Canadageese
landed
in the courtyard in front of city hall.
noun
adverb
verb
conjunction
16
"Sometimes when we made a midnight pilgrimage to the bathroom we would find
Atticus
reading"
imagery
metaphor
simile
17
both are fathers; one is a good father and one is not. Who doesn't belong?
Mr. Underwood
Bob Ewell
Atticus Finch
18
The train stopped abruptly.
transitive
intransitive
19
We found the man ______________________;refusing even to greet us or even speak.
smug
candid
insolvent
taciturn
20
The lullaby ____________________ the fussy baby
guffawed
mollified
equivocated
disheartened
21
Having missed the bus, he had no choice except
to walk
.
gerund
preposition
participle
infinitive
22
The general's strategy is effective.
intranstive
transitive
23
What was the day called when the stock market crashed?
Dump day
the day the bottom fell out
Black Friday
Black Tuesday
24
Edith,
who is mypartner on the debate team
, uses push buttons to control her wheelchair.
subject
adjective
prepositional phrase
appositive
25
When a novel is written so you feel like you are witnessing the events then it is written in
second person
third person
omniscient voice
First person
26
The ______________________ blue-winged jay chatters from thetall oak.
esoteric
garrulous
discreet
creditable
27
Jessica likes
to listen
to opera
infinitive
participle
preposition
gerund
28
Our pastor enjoys
preaching
.
gerund
preposition
infinitive
participle
29
. Sunscreenis used to ___________________ the effects of the sun on your skinconc
confound
reproach
mitigate
concede
30
She admired heradventuresome aunt and desired to __________ her.
emulate
belittle
patronize
resolve
31
Alzheimer’s disease is a terrible ________________.
malady
discord
melancholy
apprehension
32
The resolution of the plot is when...
Tom R is declared guilty
Atticus decides to defend Tom R
Jem and Scout deal with the verdict
Boo saves "his" children from harm
33
What was Roosevelt's plan for recovery from the depression?
the New Deal
higher taxes
tax incentives
lower govt. spending
34
They also serve who only stand
and
wait.
conjunction
appositive
interjection
preposition
35
The pitcher threw the ball.
transitive
intransitive
36
She __________ her criticism of his playing byreminding him of how much he had improved.
dismissed
belittled
resented
qualified
37
I have to _______________cake eating, now that I am dieting.
underscore
embellish
belittle
curtail
38
What incident symbolized Atticus as a lone man standing against racism?
helping Mrs. Dubose fight her morphine addiction
fighting Miss Maudie's fire
shooting the mad dog
39
Referring to a bad day as a “Jonah day” is an_____________ to the story of Jonah in the Bible.
allusion
hodgepodge
animosity
euphemism
40
What year did the stock market crash?
1909
1919
1939
1929
41
To watch a character develop is to watch the character ___________.
change
narrate
dream
fail
42
"Soft taffeta-like sounds and muffled scurrying sounds filled me with helpless dread."
simile
metaphor
imagery
43
Their goal,
to become
the very best, is admirable.
participle
infinitive
preposition
gerund
44
"Ladies...by nightfall were like soft teacakes with frostings of sweat and sweet talcum."
simile
metaphor
imagery
45
Her friend’s cheerful words of support________________ the girl.
conceded
equivocated
mollified
bolstered
46
The trial in
TKMB
explores all
but
the following subjects.
equality
human nature
justice
architecture
47
"Something had made [Miss Maudie] had made her angry; her gray eyes were as cold as her voice."
imagery
simile
euphemism
metaphor
48
Both poor families; One tries maintains integrity; one is mean. Who doesn't belong?
Cunninghams
Finches
Ewells
49
The pharmacist struggled to read the prescription slipbecause the doctor’s handwriting was___.
insolvent
loquacious
taciturn
inscrutable
50
What was the name of the system of laws that ensured legalized segregation?
The Great Depression
Jim Crow South
the Klu Klux Klan
The New Deal
51
All but the following reasons fueled the great depression...
War
speculation
Bank runs
working people paid more for good than they could make
52
"In spite of our warnings [
the Radley place
] drew [
Dill
] like the moon draws water..."
imagery
metaphor
simile
53
Looking through his old letters and photographsfilled him with __________.
resentment
nostalgia
apprehension
ambivalence
54
Which of the following is not considered figurative language?
simile
anecdote
personification
metaphor
55
She feels ________________toward the new teacher; not sure if she likes her or not.
sardonic
nostalgic
dismissive
ambivalent
56
It’s much easier tounderstand what someone wants when they are _____________.
forthright
pragmatic
complacent
erroneous
57
Both mean to Scout; one because of illness the other just because of meanness. It isn't who?
Mrs. Dubose
Mrs. Merriweather
Miss Sephanie
58
In the novel what is something that represents something else to help us understand themes?
plot
development
foil
symbols
59
Tom took his ball and went home. (What kind of sentence?)
simple
compound
complex
compound-complex
60
African American; one nice to whites the other a racist: who doesn't belong?
Alexandra
Lula
Calpurnia
61
Thoughts of the surgeryfilled her with such __________ she couldn’t sleep.
resignation
discord
apprehension
malady
62
My
stepbrother is asystems engineer.
pronoun
subject
adverb
preposition
63
Working rapidly
, we completed the job in record time.
Infinitive phrase
Prepositional phrase
Participial phrase
Gerund phrase
64
Jane cried but she didn't get her way.
complex
simple
compound
compound-complex
65
Jim and Peter havejust built a
barn
in the backyard.
preposition
compound noun
adverb
direct object
66
Kids: One faces their problems and one runs away from their problems: who doesn't belong?
Scout
Dill
Jem
67
Critics agreed that the movie was _________________________,but few gave it more than five star
discreet
esoteric
complacent
creditable
68
Her favorite chore was
feeding the chickens
.
prepositional phrase
participial phrase
gerund phrase
infinitive phrase
69
Jessica likes to listen
to opera.
participial phrase
prepositional phrase
gerund phrase
infinitive phrase
70
The ball sailed over the fence.
transitive
intranstivite
71
who was the only man Scout new that was ever fired from the Work Progress Admin. for laziness?
Walter Cunningham
Bob Ewell
Dolphus Raymond
Heck Tate
72
Which of the following is not a mockingbird in the story?
Boo
Jem
Atticus
Tom Robinson
73
Lee's first name?
Ann
Nelle
Harper
74
We gave God the
glory.
indirect object
predicate adjective
objective compliment
direct object
75
The poor horse,
ridden to exhaustion
, could barely stand.
gerund phrase
participial phrase
infinitive phrase
prepositional phrase
76
The general's strategy is effective.
predicate adjective
direct object
predicate nominative
objective compliment
77
Mr. Brown is our coach.
State of exisitence
linking
action
78
"..Jem's white shirt-tail dipped and bobbed like a small ghost dancing away to escape morning."
simile
imagery
metaphor
79
Although sentence structure can be confusing, she now understood it well.
compound
complex
simple
compound-complex
80
The climax of the plot is...
Accusation of Tom R
When Boo saves the children
description of Maycomb
Trial and conviction of Tom R
81
. Hecould be trusted to be _________________; she wasn’t worried that he knew she wore a wig.
discreet
garrulous
esoteric
creditable
82
The
vice-president
introduced her family to the committee.
pronoun
direct object
subject
verb
83
Her request for a unicornfor her birthday was not __________________.
ambivalent
pragmatic
sardonic
wistful
84
Mr. Gray reseeded his lawn.
transitive
intransitive
85
The boy walked around with a ______________ look on his faceafter kicking the winning goal.
candid
surly
smug
evasive
86
Harper Lee finds inspiration for her writing from what?
the newspaper
nature
her own life
dreams
87
Aha!
We found you.
interjection
appositive
conjunction
preposition
88
Whenever the jester fell to the ground in mock pain, theking ______ exposing hisyellow teeth.
equivocated
guffawed
disheartened
mollified
89
All but which of the following characters grows brave in the book?
Jem
Miss Stephanie
Mrs. Dubose
90
They were trapped in an
abandoned
mine
infinitive
participle
gerund
preposition
91
The sad music increased our ____________________after we buried our dog.
discord
nostalgia
apprehension
melancholy
92
“My grandma made enough foodto feed an army “ is an example of __________________.
metaphor
euphemism
allusion
hyperbole
93
“The city was a beacon oflight” is an example of a ________________________.A. Anecdote
anecdote
hyperbole
metaphor
allusion
94
The exposition of the plot involves...
Atticus' decision to defend Tom R
the children's school days adventures
the trial and conviction
Boo's rescue of the children
95
"I had never thought about it but summer was Dill..."
simile
imagery
metaphor
96
Two mother figures. One teaches acceptance/one teaches to judge people. Who doesn't belong?
Alexandra
Lula
Calpurnia
97
He sat on the couch, night after night, eatingjunk food, ______________ about his health.
pragmatic
complacent
forthright
erroneous