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2016-17 English 4 Semester 1 Review
2016-17 English 4 Semester 1 Review
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When an author want to show differences between ideas in their writing they
Criticize
Suggest
Compare
Contrast
2
The rhetorical appeal Pathos uses
Emotions
Ethics and character reliability
Logic/Reasoning and Facts
3
Long Shot
Eyes
Head to neck
Head to toes
Head to waist
4
A literary work that criticizes human misconduct and ridicules vices, stupidities, and follies
Satire
Fiction
Marxist Criticism
Literary theories
5
Shot-reverse-shot
The shot shows one person, then goes to another, then back
Backwards shot
Rewinding a shot
Two people in one shot
6
What is Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw about?
A work of art being transforming and coming to life
A low-class woman transforming into a lady
7
Non-diegetic sound
Logically heard by the characters and audience
Not heard by the characters, but only the audience
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The rhetorical appeal Logos uses
Ethics and character reliability
Logic/Reasoning and Facts
Emotions
9
In Pygmalion, what is an assumption you can make through using Feminist Criticism?
Colonel Pickering is a pervert
Mrs. Higgins is an archetype
Societies objectify women by assuming how they should act
Henry Higgins lives for money
10
Which one of the following is NOT a rhetorical appeal?
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
Polos
11
Which archetype is Eliza Doolittle?
Wish granter
Creator
Villain
Creation
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Extreme Close Up
Head to neck
Head to toes
Head to waist
Eyes
13
Feminist Criticism talks about
Only girl stuff
Images and character types
Money and power
Gender relationships and patriarchal society
14
Two shot
When the camera shoots one person, then cuts to another
Two people in the frame at one time
When the shot shows the same object twice
15
If an author wants to show similarities between ideas, then they are trying to
Compare
Intensify
Contrast
Criticize
16
When an author wants to break down an idea into simpler terms they
Explain
Criticize
Describe/Illustrate
Compare
17
When an author wants to propose an idea they
Describe/Illustrate
Identify/List
Criticize
Suggest
18
When an author wants to make an idea greater they
Criticize
Contrast
Intensify
Compare
19
The rhetorical appeal Ethos uses
Ethics and reliability of character
Emotions
Logic/Reasoning and facts
20
Matriarchal
A girly ark
Female dominant
Male dominant
Males and Females share dominance
21
Archetypal Criticism assumes
People are bad
Critics share interpretations
Images, characters, and motifs share interpretations
Images are irrelevant to the story
22
Which of the following is NOT a word that can describe an author's tone?
Sarcastic
Contrasting
Skeptical
Admiring
23
When an author wants to paint a picture of an idea they
Describe/Illustrate
Compare
Criticize
Suggest
24
Patriarchal
Female Dominant
Dominance is shared
Male dominant
To be patriotic
25
What job did Eliza have when she first met Henry Higgins?
A student
Selling flowers in a shop
No job
Selling flowers on the curb
26
Diegetic sound
Not heard by the characters, but only the audience
Logically heard by the characters audience
27
Medium Shot
Head to toes
Head to waist
Eyes
Head to neck
28
A writer's attitude toward their subject through diction, figurative language, and organization
Main Idea
Genre
Tone
Theme
29
Which one of the following is NOT a rhetorical appeal?
Logos
Ethos
Pathos
Cosmos
30
Pygmalion and the Statue was a story about
A work of art being transforming and coming to life
A low-class woman transforming into a lady
31
Interprets a text to find elements of gender roles, patriarchal themes, etc.
Cultural Criticism
Archetypal Criticism
Marxist Criticism
Feminist Criticism
32
To share your understanding of the other side of the argument is a
Concession
Call to Action
Refutation
Claim Evidence
33
When an author wants to give a negative opinion of an idea they
Illustrate/Describe
Criticize
Intensify
Suggest
34
Marxist Criticism talks about
Health issues
The struggle for money and power
Images and character types
Gender relationships
35
Interprets a text through the lens of the struggle for money, power, status, etc.
Historical Criticism
Marxist Criticism
Archetypal Criticism
Feminist Criticism
36
Close-up shot
Head to neck
Head to toes
Head to waist
Eyes
37
What was Henry Higgins' occupation?
Being a jerk
Teaching people how to dress nicely
A con man
Phonetics
38
When an author wants to tell the reader about an idea or series of ideas they
Criticize
Identify/List
Compare
Intensify
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Interpret a text to find elements that are similar to all narratives(plots, characters, images)
Marxist Criticism
Cultural Criticism
Archetypal Criticism
Feminist Criticism
