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The wind howled in the night... is an example of what?
pun
metaphor
onomatopoeia
personification
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When you paraphrase, it means you...
an original idea you created
quote directly from the source
put it in your own words
asked a reliable source about
3
What's the difference between mood and tone?
tone - negative feelings, mood - positive feelings
tone - how the reader feels, mood - author's attitude
tone - author's attitude, mood - how the reader feels
4
Self-contradictory or silly but can contain some truth...
foreshadowing
pun
meter
paradox
5
literary term: connotation vs. denotation of pale
neutral; not bright/brilliant
positive; not bright/brilliant
negative; not bright/brilliant
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The last 6 lines of a sonnet.
sestet
lyric
couplet
sonnet
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This genre is a historical account or biography from personal knowledge or special sources.
quatrain
memoir
sonnet
primary
8
________ is when two characters have a conversation in a literary work.
dialogue
stanza
quatrain
elegy
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word choice - can be formal, casual etc.
anecdote
assonance
diction
conceit
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The curtain of night fell upon us is an example of...
personification
idiom
simile
metaphor
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What type of sonnet is this?
Elizabethan/English/Shakespearean
Petrarchan/Italian
plain sonnet
12
This is a short extraction from a piece of literature.
quotation
diction
assonance
excerpt
13
When the opposite of what is expected to happen, happens.
pun
lyric
irony
couplet
14
A joke exploiting the different meanings of a word.
pseudonym
pun
connotation
idiom
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It consists of an octave rhyming abba abba and a sestet rhyming in any of various patterns
Iambic Pentameter
Quatrain
Shakespearean/English Sonnet
Petrarchan/Italian Sonnet
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You use clues in the text and what you already know to make a(n)...
source
quotation
pseudonym
inference
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It is a passionate expression of grief or sorrow.
iamb
lament
conceit
pseudonym
18
This is the perspective that the story is told from. It comes in different forms...
point of view
dialogue
irony
diction
19
Someone who is full of themselves has ________.
conceit
meter
theme
couplet
20
A sentence is incomplete if...
missing subject, verb or both
missing punctuation
missing pronounciation
missing you
21
A stanza with four lines and alternating rhymes.
quatrain
haiku
heroic couplet
sonnet
22
An apostrophe is used...
plural
possession
to annoy people
singular
23
What's a paragraph in a poem called?
stanza
pun
sestet
quatrain
24
Two lines of verse
couplet
antonym
iambic pentameter
diction
25
I asked you 1 million times to complete your homework!
metaphor
meter
hyperbole
idiom
26
How is a semicolon used?
to link two dependent clauses
to link sausages together
to link Santa Claus with his reindeer
to link two independent clauses
27
A fictitious name used by an author. For example, Benjamin Franklin used Mrs. Silence Dogood.
theme
pun
pseudonym
sestet
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It's a formal type of poetry that expresses personal feelings in the first person.
lyric poetry
sonnet
haiku
heroic couplet
29
It's a metrical foot consisting of one unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable.
lament
antonym
couplet
iamb
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A strong, regular, repeated pattern of movement or sound.
rhyme
stanza
rhythm
couplet
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To reference without mentioning specifically; Animal Farm and Russian Revolution
consonance
foreshadowing
allusion
haiku
32
"A big black bug bit a big black bear"
rhythm
personification
metaphor
alliteration
33
The Iliad and The Odyssey are examples of a(n)...
paradox
epic
anecdote
allusion
34
A verse that contains 8 lines of iambic pentameter, typically abba, abba.
iamb
foot
octave
meter
35
What is a synonym and an antonym?
definition; connotation
opposite; same
same; opposite
36
What is the difference between consonance and assonance?
consonance is action, assonance is visual
they're the same
consonance is sound, assonance is not
consonance is consonants, assonance is vowels
37
The central topic or idea in a work of literature.
paradox
theme
elegy
quatrain
38
A primary source is
secondary source
first hand account of something
bias
reliable information
39
Montag wore his happiness like a mask.
hyperbole
rhythm
metaphor
simile
40
It's a type of poem that's usually lamentation for the dead.
paradox
theme
quatrain
elegy
41
Bias is when...
word choice
prejudice for or against someone or something
an exaggeration
the feeling a word evokes
42
_________ addresses all of the senses.
lament
imagery
octave
point of view
43
What is a transition?
words with the same meaning
words used to switch paragraphs/topics
summing up all of your ideas
In addition to, finally, however, therefore...
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active voice is...
action... subject... blah blah
when the subject eats the action
when the action happens to the subject
when the subject performs the action
45
A thesis statement is...
is a statement randomly hidden in the introduction
paragraph organization
gives clear directions to the mall
clearly states what will be described in the paper
46
A line of verse w/ 5 metrical feet each consisting of one unstressed and one stressed syllable
heroic metaphor
octave
rhythm
iambic pentameter
47
What is parallel construction in writing?
using figurative language effectively
using the same pattern of words in your writing
using punctuation correctly
using your favorite colored marker
48
A hint or clue of what will happen later in the story.
metaphor
connotation
flashback
foreshadowing
49
Emily Dickinson's poem, "Hope is the thing with feathers-"
dialogue
paradox
elegy
extended metaphor
50
In verse, a pair of rhyming iambic pentameters.
sonnet
heroic couplet
stanza
lyric
51
A topic sentence does what?
introduces the subject
states the main idea
sets the organization for the paragraph
is a paradox
52
This is the pattern of rhymed verse in a poem.
rhythm
stanza
scheme
tone
53
Which of the following is the correct use of quotation marks?
"I hope you like it! I yelled."
"I hope you like it!" I yelled.
"I" hope you like it! I yelled.
"I hope you like it"! I yelled.
54
It's a unit of rhythm in poetry or the pattern of beats.
octave
iamb
meter
consonance
55
Willy had these all of the time.
hyperbole
sestet
flashback
foreshadowing
56
Typically words that are used in graphic novels...
onomatopoeia
alliteration
hyperbole
personification
57
a short amusing story
octave
iamb
paradox
anecdote
58
Passive voice is when...
The subject completes the action
the subject receives the action
the subject goes out to dinner
there are two types of action occurring in the sentence
59
It was raining cats and dogs is an example of a(n)...
iamb
lyric
couplet
idiom
60
This Japanese poem focuses on nature and animals. It has 5, 7 and 5 syllables.
lament
metaphor
diction
haiku