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S2 Exam Review 2025
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Enjambment in poetry is...
Line ends punctuation
Rhyming pattern
Same vowel sound
Line runs over
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Which term means 'payment received'?
Resignation
Claim
Compensation
Counterclaim
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What is foreshadowing?
Hints future events
Story's ending
Character's feelings
Random details
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What is situational irony?
Happy ending
Sad story
Unexpected outcome
Predictable event
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What does 'impose' mean?
Show sympathy
Force a belief
Accept fate
Make a joke
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Pathos appeals to...
Emotion
Logic
Ethics
Facts
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What does 'impose' mean?
Ask politely
Make a suggestion
Force by authority
Ignore rules
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What does 'resignation' mean?
Feeling joy
Fighting back
Accepting fate
Making a claim
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What is an analogy?
Rhyming words
Random facts
Surprising comparison
Opposite ideas
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Which is an example of 'explicit theme'?
Theme stated clearly
Theme implied
Theme hidden
Theme ignored
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What is a claim in argument?
Story's theme
Opposing view
Writer's position
Random fact
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Explicit theme is...
Hidden meaning
Character's thought
Unrelated idea
Directly stated
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What does 'foreshadowing' do?
Tells the ending
Describes setting
Hints future events
Shows character traits
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Which is a character archetype?
The Teacher
The Hero
The Scientist
The Athlete
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Which is a 'simile'?
Opposite meaning
Sound repetition
Direct comparison
Comparison with like
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Which best defines 'rational'?
Based on reason
Random choice
Ignoring facts
Based on emotion
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Irony is when...
Ignoring facts
Saying opposite
Repeating words
Telling truth
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What is 'enjambment' in poetry?
Rhyme pattern
Line ends with punctuation
Sound repetition
Line runs over
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What defines a universal theme?
Only in one culture
Recognized everywhere
Always happy
Never changes
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Which best describes 'logos'?
Appeal to emotion
Appeal to logic
Opposing views
Ethical appeal
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What is a counterclaim?
Supporting idea
Story's ending
Character's name
Opposing view
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What is 'pathos' in argument?
Ethical appeal
Appeal to emotion
Opposing views
Appeal to logic
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What is 'point of view'?
Story's ending
Narrator type
Book's title
Character's age
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Simile uses...
Is something else
Opposite meaning
Like or as
No comparison
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True or false: 'Ethos' appeals to ethics.
False
True
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Logos appeals to...
Humor
Logic
Emotion
Ethics
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Situational irony is when...
Outcome surprises readers
Theme is clear
Characters lie
Story is sad
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What does 'personification' do?
Appeals to logic
Gives human traits
Compares with like
Uses rhyme
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What does 'theme' refer to?
Story's message
Setting location
Character's name
Plot twist
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Ethos appeals based on...
Random guess
Logic
Expertise
Emotion
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What causes conflict in stories?
Background music
Happy moments
Problems in story
Character's clothes
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Implicit theme requires...
Ignoring story
Analyzing details
Guessing randomly
Simple reading
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What is 'credulity'?
Making decisions
Feeling sorrow
Believing too easily
Being suspicious
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What is 'peril'?
Something dangerous
A payment
A facial expression
A happy event
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Personification means...
No traits
Animal traits
Human traits given
Opposite meaning
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What does 'condole' mean?
Express sympathy
Celebrate joy
Ignore feelings
Give advice
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Which character is a 'Caregiver' archetype?
Main hero
Pure child
Trickster
Supports others
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Which best defines 'rational'?
Based on reason
Unjustifiable
Dangerous choice
Based on emotion
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Which is a 'Jester' archetype trait?
Pure innocence
Supporting others
Comic relief
Heroic actions
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What is 'peril'?
A peaceful place
A type of food
Something dangerous
A happy event
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True or false: Logos appeals to emotion.
True
False
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Which term means 'opposite meaning language'?
Irony
Antithesis
Analogy
Pathos
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Antithesis means...
Random order
Rhyming words
Same meaning
Strong contrast
