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English 11 Final Exam Review
English 11 Final Exam Review
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Review of literary terms, rhetorical devices, and more
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A character who contrasts another character to highlight the protagonists qualities
conflict
flashback
archetype
foil
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Comparison of two things without using like or as.
simile
metaphor
oxymoron
personification
3
Hints that the author gives of things that are to come in the story.
allusion
foreshadowing
previous action
personification
4
Figure of speech in which two opposite ideas are joined to create an effect
symbolism
connotation
satire
oxymoron
5
An event in a story that directly contradicts the expectations of the characters or audience.
satire
figurative irony
symbolism
situation irony
6
What part is not parallel:
Revising is important for essays, for stories, and poetry
Revising
for stories
and poetry
is important
7
Suggested meaning that has a positive overtone or a negative undertone
denotation
connotation
hyperbole
syntax
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What part is not parallel:
I had researched a topic, made an outline, and had written a draft.
made an outline
a topic
I had
had written
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An author's reason or intent in writing =
author's purpose
author's structure
author's craft
author's existence
10
Form of speech or expression of lesser strength than what would be expected.
understatement
mood
denotation
inference
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The technique of using an object or a word to represent an abstract idea
alliteration
symbolism
satire
connotation
12
Confusing words:
The squirrel found ___ nut, but ____ not enough to get him through the winter.
its' / it's
its / its'
its / it's
it's / its
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Repetition of words, phrase, or grammatical structures for emphasis.
parallelism
paradox
parallel structure
thesis
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A contradiction between what a character thinks and what the audience knows to be true.
Dramatic Irony
Figurative Irony
Verbal Irony
Situational Irony
15
Exaggerated statements or claims
understatement
pun
foreshadowing
hyperbole
16
Wording that suggests the opposite of what is meant.
dramatic irony
figurative irony
situational irony
verbal irony
17
Technique where a story set is within a larger story, told by the main or supporting character.
fable
poetry
drama
frame story
18
A work in which the characters, images, and/or events act as symbols.
allegory
hyperbole
frame story
satire
19
Anna listened closely to guitar players who/whom were the best.
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whom
-
who
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Do you know who/whom Anna Shankar is?
whom
-
who
-
21
The author's attitude or feelings toward the subject matter, characters, or audience.
tone
mood
diction
personification
22
Actors take care in speaking lines, selecting gestures, and communicating emotions.
uses...
analogy
parallelism
colloquial language
connotation
23
Each student should be ________ to have _______ pets with them at school.
aloud / they're
allowed / his or her
allowed / their
aloud / there
24
Visually descriptive or figurative language
tone
imagery
mood
theme
25
Use of humor, irony, exaggeration, ridicule to expose & criticize people's stupidity or vices
frame story
prose
drama
satire
26
The arrangement of words, phrases, and clauses in sentences.
parts of speech
syntax
denotation
dialogue
27
When an author makes a reference to a well-known person, event, place, or literary work...
alliteration
allusion
personification
foreshadowing
28
Who/whom did Ravi Shankar teach the guitar?
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whom
-
who
29
Anna is a talented guitar player, taught by her father who/whom she gives concerts with.
whom
-
who
-
30
The emotional atmosphere that the writer creates which the audience feels
onomatopoeia
mood
genre
anecdote
31
A thesis statement is...
a central idea
an argument
a claim
an opinion
32
Who/whom does she get her inspiration from? It comes from her father.
-
-
who
whom
33
Confusing words:
We need to get ____ before graduation begins.
there
their
there's
they're
34
The students need to _____ _____ id badges.
ware / they're
where / their
wear/ their
wear / his or her
35
An author's word choice
repetition
diction
dialogue
tone
36
Giving inanimate objects human characteristics.
imagery
foil
personification
theme
37
Universal idea or message about life conveyed through the characters, plot, setting, etc.
irony
theme
tone
imagery
38
Situation, person, thing having contradictory features
Ex. Here are the rules: Ignore all rules
paradox
characterization
hyperbole
denotation
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A common or universally used character, theme, symbol, setting, conflict, or plot event
archetype
stereotype
point of view
genre
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We ____ in the car together to save on gas.
rhode
rid
rode
road