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Which of the following is an example of an
analogy
?
"The room was as cold as ice."
"She ran faster than the wind."
"Time is like a river; it flows endlessly in one direction."
"The book was thick and heavy."
2
What is the primary characteristic of
dissonance
in writing?
a gentle repetition of vowel sounds
a smooth, flowing harmony of words or ideas
a jarring combination of sounds or conflicting ideas
a consistent, peaceful tone throughout the work
3
The
synonyms
for this word are
comical; jocular; jocund
efficacious
servile
risible
intrinsic
4
mutually destructive
apocryphal
internicine
sybaritic
inundate
5
of questionable authenticity, but widely believed
efficacious
intrinsic
apocryphal
crepuscular
6
Which of the following is an example of
consonance
?
the repeated "e" sound in "Meet me on the street"
the repetition of vowel sounds in words like "moon" and "room"
the repeated "r" sound in "The brown crow flew low"
the repeated "s" sound in "She sells seashells by the seashore"
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pertaining to twilight
risible
apocryphal
sybaritic
crepuscular
8
In the
analogy
"Tree is to forest as book is to library," what is the relationship being shown?
The relationship between a cause and its effect
The relationship between something and its location
The relationship between a part and its whole
The relationship between two opposites
9
The
allusion
"He is a real Romeo" means
a character who is often in conflict with others
a famous philosopher
a character known for his comedic antics
a character who is deeply romantic and passionate
10
to regard with respect, awe, or adoration
revere
servile
efficacious
sybaritic
11
an established principle; a truth or rule of conduct
internicine
maxim
efficacious
catharsis
12
Which of these sentences is an example of
consonance
?
The sun sets over the silent sea.
The creepy, craggy cliffs are cold and dark.
The cold rain makes everything gray.
The boat floated lightly on the lake.
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submissive; slavish
risible
estrange
revere
servile
14
The
antonyms
for this word are
modest; simple; plain
internicine
sybaritic
putrid
efficacious
15
The
antonyms
for this word are
constructive; beneficial
risible
sybaritic
intrinsic
internicine
16
to alienate
servile
estrange
revere
inundate
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to overwhelm; to fill beyond capacity
revere
maxim
inundate
apocryphal
18
Which of the following is an example of a "Pandora's box"
allusion
?
a character receiving a gift that brings immense joy
a mysterious stranger offering advice that solves all problems
a hero who is faced with a series of challenges that he must overcome
a person unknowingly opening a situation that leads to unforeseen problems
19
The
synonyms
for this word are
honor; distinction
catharsis
kudos
crepuscular
maxim
20
What is
hypophora
?
a method of repeating questions for emphasis
a device that introduces an argument without answering it
a technique in which the speaker asks a question and immediately answers it
a rhetorical question that the speaker does not answer
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of or relating to a thing's basic nature; inherent
crepuscular
servile
intrinsic
catharsis
22
The
synonyms
for this word are
dubious; spurious
internicine
apocryphal
crepuscular
estrange
23
acclaim or praise
catharsis
intrinsic
kudos
maxim
24
rotten and foul smelling
putrid
crepuscular
efficacious
apocryphal
25
a release of emotional tension
catharsis
kudos
maxim
internicine
26
marked by luxury or pleasure
catharsis
efficacious
sybaritic
kudos
27
Hypophora
is commonly used to:
Prompt the speaker to explain or clarify a point further
Evoke thought without providing an answer
Introduce new ideas without explanation
Allow the audience to come up with their own conclusions
28
The use of dissonance in a sentence like "His footsteps echoed loudly in the empty, cold hall" is meant to:
Evoke a sense of peace
Emphasize calmness and serenity
Create a feeling of discomfort or tension
Illustrate harmony and balance
29
effective; producing the desired outcome
efficacious
risible
intrinsic
sybaritic
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If someone is called a "Jekyll and Hyde," it is an
allusion
to
a person who is very quiet and reserved
a character with a dual nature, both good and evil
a person with an extreme sense of pride
someone who displays remarkable strength
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relating to laughter; laughable
efficacious
risible
crepuscular
estrange
