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Spring Final English 2
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Conflict is:
a problem
a struggle between opposing forces
an argument
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19-line poem with repeating pattern of lines:
villanelle
sonnet
tanka
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Iambs have how many syllables:
4
3
1
2
4
An actor speaks alone on stage:
monologue
aside
soliloquy
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5-line Japanese poem form with specific syllables per line:
sonnet
villanelle
tanka
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Is this sentence in active or passive voice: The cat was fed.
Active
Passive
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This phenomenon saves Hank Morgan in "A Connecticut Yankee."
shooting star
tornado
rain shower
eclipse
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Making something into a bigger deal than it warrants is:
hyperbole
onomatopoeia
satire
understatement
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The plot of the story is:
message of the story
sequence of events
time and place
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Stories passed down by word of mouth:
parody
myth
oral tradition
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Poems that don't follow a metric or rhyming structure:
narrative
lyric
free verse
12
Who wrote the poem that Of Mice and Men's title alludes to?
Willy Shakespeare
Sylvia Plath
Robert Burns
Alfred, Lord Tennyson
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Who is the main antagonist in Cupid and Psyche?
Cupid
Venus
Aphrodite
Proserpina
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The rhythmic structure of poetic lines:
free verse
assonance
alliteration
meter
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Four line poetic stanza:
couplet
quatrain
tercet
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An ellipsis is four evenly spaced periods.
False
True
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Which story is the best example of an allegory?
The Monkey's Paw
Cupid and Psyche
The Masque of the Red Death
Contents of the Dead Man's Pocket
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Long narrative poem:
epic
legend
myth
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14-line structured poem:
tanka
sonnet
villanelle
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Who wrote Antigone?
Shakespeare
Sophocles
Sisyphus
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Larger-than-life hero on an adventure:
epic
legend
myth
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Interpret: "These growing feathers plucked from Caesar's wing / Will make him fly an ordinary pitch"
Limit Caesar's power.
Caesar is a bird.
Let Caesar fly high!
23
Is this sentence in active or passive voice: Parker hit the ball.
Passive
Active
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An actor speaks to the audience or under their breath:
soliloquy
monologue
aside
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Theme is:
an insight into life
a sequence of events
the author's attitude
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The author's attitude toward the subject is:
plot
setting
tone
theme
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What story does the Ashputtle story most closely resemble?
Snow White
Beauty and the Beast
Cinderella
Rapunzel
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Who wrote Of Mice and Men?
Shakespeare
Steinbeck
Sophocles
Twain
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What is the first step of the dramatic arc?
exposition
resolution
rising action
climax
30
Sets of three, tasks, or other patterns in literature:
plot
archetypes
elements
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A story with multiple levels of meaning (where almost everything is symbolic) is:
hyperbole
allegory
irony
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Repeated letter sounds at beginning of words:
meter
alliteration
assonance
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An error/trait that leads to a character's downfall:
hamartia
bad choice
tragic flaw
conflict
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Explains origins of humans or the world:
myth
epic
legend
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A choice between conflicting ethical values:
paradox
conflict
moral dilemma
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Setting is:
sequence of events
time and place
message of the story
37
William Shakespeare wrote:
Of Mice and Men
Antigone
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
Julius Caesar
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An actor gives a speech to others on stage:
soliloquy
monologue
aside
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Diction is also known as:
word choice
alliteration
definitions
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What does Don Quixote notably fight?
knights
windmills
Sancho Panza
giants
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When readers know something characters don't, it is called:
situational irony
verbal irony
dramatic irony