English 10 Unit 1 test review

a verb that needs a direct object after it; saw (what?), ate (what?)

inside, through, within, near, by

a word that describes a noun or pronoun; pretty girl, smart boy, tall tree.

a verb that tells what action a subject is performing; jump, talk, dive

In Crossroads: A Sad Vaudeville, what is the woman's worst enemy?

Which is NOT a common archetype in literature?

you are finding the differences between two or more things, situations, stories, etc

The author’s choice or use of words

and, or, but, nor, neither

a main verb plus one or more helping verbs; was wearing, to be discovered

a word that joins together sentences, clauses or phrases; AND, OR, BUT, NOR

the attitude an author has towards his or her subject

you are finding the similarities between two or more things, situations, stories, etc.

What does Helen give to Myra in the story The Day of the Butterfly?

Gosh! Oh my! Ouch!

restating a passage in your own words; include same details and events but you do not use the author’s original words

a verb that does not need a direct object after it; jump, drive, walk

shows the relationship between two words; usually shows location; fits in the phrase “_____ a covered bridge"

in the evening, by the moolight

When the audience knows something that the characters don’t know

The purpose of dramatic irony is to create a feeling of _______ in the reader.

central idea of a literary work