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Unit 2: Analysis
Unit 2: Analysis
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1
The image of an empty house set in the woods creates a feeling of
hope.
power.
loneliness.
enthusiasm.
2
When the reader knows more than the characters know, the story contains
situational irony
verbal irony
dramatic irony
3
A narrative in which characters and settings stand for abstract ideas or moral qualitites.
analogy
allusion
ambiguity
allegory
4
When characters say one thing but mean the opposite, they are using
situational irony
dramatic irony
verbal irony
5
The function of a symbol is to stand for something beyond itself.
False
True
6
The mood of a literary work is
its theme.
the feeling it evokes.
its hidden message.
the main event in the work.
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Occurs when there is a contrast between what we expect will happen and what actually occurs.
dramatic irony
situational irony
verbal irony
8
Both metaphors and similes
hint at future events in a story's plot.
compare two unlike things.
are words used for the way they sound.
are types of images.
9
A story's theme consists of a subject or a topic.
True
False
10
Describing a puppy as "playful" rather than "disobedient" suggests a tone that is
respectful
angry
critical
affectionate
11
Which of the following has the most negative connotations?
crowd
group
assembly
mob
12
A theme of a literary work may recur in literature from different cultures and historical periods.
True
False
13
A writer's style includes sentence structure, subject matter, figures of speech, and word choice.
True
False
14
Words spoken by a character to the audience or to another character; not supposed to be heard by the other characters.
anecdote
aside
figure of speech
dialogue
15
Personification occurs when people are described as animals.
True
False