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English II - Poetry Test Review
English II - Poetry Test Review
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Lies=A, smile=B, tees=C, What's the rhyme scheme of these words: wise, sighs, while, mask.
ABAB
DEFG
AAAA
AABD
2
Wise=A, While=B, Tees=C, Ask=D. What's the rhyme scheme: cries, arise, vile, mile, wise, mask.
AABBAC
AABBCC
AABBAD
ABCDEF
3
What is consonance?
repeating the same word/phrase
a comparison using like or as
reference to another story
recurrence of non-vowel sounds
4
What is the definition of the word "
DEBT
"?
something that is owed or due
Dreams Every Body Thinks
How deep or shallow water is
a card that uses cash from your bank account
5
What is another word for sly or clever intelligence?
Hysterectomy
Foxy
Connotation
Guile
6
This is giving human qualities to non-human things.
Alliteration
Assonance
Personification
Consonance
7
When a writer uses an object to represent an idea or concept, he is using...
Patriotism
Symbolism
Attitude
Alliteration
8
Which word that rhymes with "period" is found in the poem and means "numerous"?
triad
zeriod
myriad
pyramid
9
When you take a line of text from the poem and rewrite it into your own words, you are...
copying
summarizing
paraphrasing
analyzing
10
This literary devices is when you invoke the senses of sight, touch, sound, smell or taste:
Literary
Personification
The senses
Imagery
11
What is the definition of the word "vile"?
a small bottle for a potion
extremely unpleasant
black mucus in the lungs
"occurring at the same time as"
12
The same sounds at the BEGINNING of words is known as:
Alliteration
Connotation
Denotation
Bioluminescence
13
What word below likely means "excessively wise"?
Debt
Subtle
Overwise
Nay
14
Define the word "subtle":
submerged underwater
to resolve or agree upon
the name of Ariel's seagull friend
understated or slight
15
This is a comparison of things, stating that one thing IS another.
Personification
Simile
Metaphor
Comparison
16
This is the feeling or emotion we attach to words:
definition
indignation
assonance
connotation
17
Which of the following is good to include in a well-written theme statement?
Cliches
A universal message or lesson for all people
Very specific info about the story
Really vague information without any focus
18
Which of the following is okay to write in well-written theme statement?
In life...
You shouldn't...
The theme is...
In this story...
19
A simile is a comparison that typically uses...
connotation
"like" or "as"
alliteration
One thing IS another
20
Repetition is...
a kind of comparison.
the feeling attached to words.
repeating the same word or phrase.
connotation.
21
Which of the following is okay to write in a well-written theme statement?
You...
People...
The author...
He...
22
All of the following typically indicate poetic shift EXCEPT:
why, but
yet, though
beneath, the
however, nay
23
Considering the word "dignity", what do you think
in
dignant means?
native to a country
happiness
poor
showing annoyance at perceived disrespect
24
Which word below means "No" and is used to emphasize a more appropriate point after its use?
Yes
Beneath
Nay
Thee
25
Identify the rhyme scheme of these words: Lies, Eyes, Guile, Smile, Subtleties
AAAAB
AABBC
AABCC
ABCDE