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English IV NC Final Exam Vocabulary Review for Finals
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The term that means you deduce or conclude from evidence and reasoning (indirect).
Impact
Imply
Impliance
Infer
2
What is an objective summary?
a basic summary
A summary of all facts with no opinion
an opinionated summary
a summary of inferred information
3
The "
author's purpose
" in writing refers to:
the intended use of a piece of writing.
the different strategies he or she uses to write.
the method an author uses to achieve his or her goal.
the length of any type of writing.
4
The word that strongly suggests the truth, existence, or importance of something (indirect).
Inference
Impact
Imply
Infer
5
Mood
in literature is:
always clear
an effect of the author's tone.
not found in non-fiction writing.
is never related to the setting.
6
To be a typical example of something or represents something.
Central Message
Impact
Exemplify
Theme
7
Gives the reader a hint of what is to come without spoiling the suspense.
Foreshadow
Imply
Flashback
Infer
8
The occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of connected words.
Alliteration
Internal Rhyme
End Rhyme
Allusion
9
Figurative language that compares two different things, WITHOUT using the words like/as.
Simile
Alliteration
Paradox
Metaphor
10
What word is synonymous for the central message of a story?
Plot
Conflict
Theme
Chracter
11
A "rhetorical device" is:
a strategy to create realistic characters in fiction.
a technique actors use to adjust their voice during plays.
any tool used for the publication of non-fiction articles.
any technique used by an author to persuade readers.
12
Satire
is a style of writing that...
uses irony to humorously make an argument.
is subversive to religions and governments.
seriously addresses a problem.
explains the perspective of an author.
13
Style of speaking or writing determined by the
choice
of words by a speaker or a
writer
.
Dialogue
Dual Meaning
Demonstrate
Diction
14
Strategies an author might use to be humorous include all of the following
except
:
irony
rhetoric
sarcasm
hyperbole
15
Symbolic meaning of a word: feelings associated in creating an opinion/definition of a word.
Denotation
Contribute
Connotation
Diction
16
The following is an example of what type of information: She has red hair.
vague information
explicit or literal information
inferred information
none
17
Expression that symbolizes the opposite of what is expected, said, or the audience knows more.
Foreshadow
Tension
Significance
Irony
18
Figurative language that compares one thing to another, using "like" or "as."
Paradox
Metaphor
Alliteration
Simile
19
The various techniques an author uses to create lifelike characters is called:
description
characterization
imagery
rhetoric
20
The setting, situation, or background of something. You should think of a word by this.
Contribute
Diction
Significance
Context
21
Attitude of the writer or speaker toward a subject or an audience.
Foreshadow
Setting
Irony
Tone
22
All of the following are strategies to decide the
theme
of a story
except
:
examining the lesson a character learns.
Analyzing the figurative language in the text.
Examining the conflict and its resolution.
Examining the commentary of the narrator.
23
The dictionary definition of a word.
Contribute
Connotation
Diction
Dennotation
24
An author's particular attitude or way of considering the topic in which they are writing.
Style
Point of View
Context
Purpose
25
The unifying element of the story (ties together all elements), purpose, teaches a lesson
Rhetorical Question
Plot
Central Message
Foreshadow
26
The process an author uses to describe and introduce a character
Characterization
Antagonist
Protagonist
Plot
27
The
tone
of a writing excerpt is created largely by...
The mood the author is in when writing.
the author's word choices.
the author's purpose for writing.
The mood the reader is in while reading.