Why was Elie afraid his father would be selected?

his father had aged while in the camp

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English II End of Lesson - Tone

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1
Which form of narration uses "you, your, and yours"?
second person
first person
third person omniscient
third person omniscient
2
What's the tone: I really want this part. My audition went so well. I just know I'll get it.
neutral
sarcastic
curious
optimistic
3
Which form of narration is considered to be most reliable?
third person omniscient
third person limited
first person
second person
4
What is tone?
the author's word choice
the time and place of a story
the attitude of the author toward the subject matter
the feeling the story creates for the reader
5
What is the tone: "Mom! Look! I got an A on my book report. I got an A!"
ominous
enthusiastic
critical
ironic
6
What form of narration is used in our excerpt of Night?
first person
second person
third person omniscient
third person limited
7
What is the tone: Maria sat on the curb and cried. She had lost the race by a mere second.
angry
disappointed
enthusiastic
nonchalant
8
Vocabulary: The race was ____________ for Elie; he thought it would never end.
emaciated
stature
interminable
din
9
In which form of narration is the narrator a character in the story?
third person <br>omniscient
first person
second person
third person limited
10
Which form of narration is considered unreliable?
third person omniscient
first person
third person limited
second person
11
What is connotation?
the attitude of the author toward the text
the emotional meaning of the word
the author's word choice
the literal meaning of the word
12
What is diction?
the time and place of the story
the attitude of the author toward the story
the author's word choice
the feeling the story creates for the reader
13
Which form of narration: When you cook rice, you should add a pat of butter for flavor.
second person
third person limited
third person omniscient
first person
14
Vocabulary: We knew the kids had not been eating judging by their _____________ bodies.
stature
emaciated
interminable
din
15
Which of these words has a negative connotation?
chubby
plump
fat
overweight
16
Why was Elie afraid his father would be selected?
his father was frequently running a fever
his father had aged while in the camp
his father had cancer
his father had talked back to the SS
17
Vocabulary: The teacher could barely hear herself speak because of the _________ in the room.
stature
emaciated
din
interminable

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English II End of Lesson - Tone

17 termsStudBud Administration139 plays

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Questions 17

Answers

1
Which form of narration uses "you, your, and yours"?
second person
first person
third person omniscient
third person omniscient
2
What's the tone: I really want this part. My audition went so well. I just know I'll get it.
neutral
sarcastic
curious
optimistic
3
Which form of narration is considered to be most reliable?
third person omniscient
third person limited
first person
second person
4
What is tone?
the author's word choice
the time and place of a story
the attitude of the author toward the subject matter
the feeling the story creates for the reader
5
What is the tone: "Mom! Look! I got an A on my book report. I got an A!"
ominous
enthusiastic
critical
ironic
6
What form of narration is used in our excerpt of Night?
first person
second person
third person omniscient
third person limited
7
What is the tone: Maria sat on the curb and cried. She had lost the race by a mere second.
angry
disappointed
enthusiastic
nonchalant
8
Vocabulary: The race was ____________ for Elie; he thought it would never end.
emaciated
stature
interminable
din
9
In which form of narration is the narrator a character in the story?
third person <br>omniscient
first person
second person
third person limited
10
Which form of narration is considered unreliable?
third person omniscient
first person
third person limited
second person
11
What is connotation?
the attitude of the author toward the text
the emotional meaning of the word
the author's word choice
the literal meaning of the word
12
What is diction?
the time and place of the story
the attitude of the author toward the story
the author's word choice
the feeling the story creates for the reader
13
Which form of narration: When you cook rice, you should add a pat of butter for flavor.
second person
third person limited
third person omniscient
first person
14
Vocabulary: We knew the kids had not been eating judging by their _____________ bodies.
stature
emaciated
interminable
din
15
Which of these words has a negative connotation?
chubby
plump
fat
overweight
16
Why was Elie afraid his father would be selected?
his father was frequently running a fever
his father had aged while in the camp
his father had cancer
his father had talked back to the SS
17
Vocabulary: The teacher could barely hear herself speak because of the _________ in the room.
stature
emaciated
din
interminable