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TNCA ENG II Part A Unit 5
TNCA ENG II Part A Unit 5
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A ________ is a group of words that functions as a part of speech and
DOES NOT
include a subject and a verb.
clause
phrase
2
“Kugler, Ferdinand was a thief before his tenth year and an
inveterate
liar.” What does
inveterate
mean?
entertaining
undetectable
habitual
believeable
3
A compound sentence:
has two independent clauses AND a dependent clause
has only one independent clause
has an independent AND a dependent clause
has two or more independent clauses
4
Man versus himself (person v themselves) is an ________ conflict.
internal
external
5
““But really, why don’t You…why don’t You Yourself do the judging?” Kugler asked
pensively
.” What does
pensively
mean?
eagerly
thoughtfully
happily
regretfully
6
“She attacked my soul like the bombs at Pearl Harbor.” This reference is what type of allusion?
literary
biblical
historical
mythological
7
What is a
universal truth
in literature?
a truth that we do not possess, yet we yearn to acquire
a truth that applies to all people, regardless of sex, race, or background
a truth that applies to the heavens and space
a poetic truth
8
A simple sentence:
has only one independent clause
has only two independent clauses AND a dependent clause
has an independent AND a dependent clause
has two or more independent clauses
9
A genre of short poems accompanied by music.
lyric poetry
sonnet
ballad
narrative poetry
10
"The Olympic Swimmer" can be identified as a:
lyric poem
ballad
narrative poem
sonnet
11
What is the best synonym for
infer
?
imply
prove
12
After all, I have always been a night owl, and I prefer moonlight to sunlight.
compound sentence
compound-complex sentence
simple sentence
complex sentence
13
A poem told by one speaker that tells a story from beginning to end with plot, characters, and setting.
sonnet
lyrical poetry
narrative poetry
ballad
14
““[We] … began to talk about the weather again, … and other
banal
and insoluble questions?” What does
banal
mean?
controversial
unexpected
critical
trite
15
I was not surprised when I learned that.
compound-complex sentence
compound sentence
simple sentence
complex sentence
16
"in the dark" is a:
phrase
clause
17
"when she wakes up" is a:
clause
phrase
18
A compound-complex sentence:
has two or more independent clauses
has two independent clauses AND a dependent clause
has only one independent clause
has an independent AND a dependent clause
19
The most popular girl’s name
when I was born
was Emily.
"When I was born"
is an:
independent clause
adverbial clause
noun clause
adjectival clause
20
Which sentence most correctly uses the word
trite
?
She worked very hard at the studio; her boss commended her for being trite.
The chicken casserole had a trite spice added to it.
His letter contained trite phrases; his writing was stale and boring.
He loved her so much; his love was quite trite.
21
A complex sentence:
has two independent clauses AND a dependent clause
has only one independent clause
has two or more independent clauses
has an independent AND a dependent clause
22
"where the forest is" is a:
clause
phrase
23
Which of the following is the
best
example of a
universal truth
?
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
The mountains of TN are much more beautiful that the beaches of CA.
Beauty is not caused by makeup and fashion.
Shakespeare's sonnets are lines of pure bliss and beauty.
24
My middle name, Lin, is the name
that I like best. "That I like best"
is an:
independent clause
adjectival clause
adverbial clause
noun clause
25
An
inveterate
liar
entertaining liar
believeable liar
habitual liar
undetectable liar
26
“Like fish at play in
Neptune
's sea.” Referring to
Neptune
is what type of allusion?
biblical
literary
mythological
historical
27
"Though another of Mohammed’s commandments...was broken...no
latitude
was allowed with regard to pork"
Latitude
means?
argument
leeway
sharing
expense
28
All of the following lines contain examples of alliteration
except
:
“Traverse the lane in lengthy swirls.”
“Train and strain to be the best.”
“But who will win the medal gold.”
“Their fin-like feet flap behind.”
29
An inference in a text is explicit.
True
False
30
Which of the following is NOT a literary conflict:
man vs. himself (person v themselves)
man vs. society (person v society)
man vs. the author (person v the author)
man vs. man (person v person)
31
A ________ is a group of words that functions as a part of speech and
DOES
include a subject and a verb.
phrase
clause
32
"in the area of the forest" is a:
phrase
clause
33
“Do not eat of the forbidden fruit.” This reference is what type of allusion?
mythological
historical
biblical
literary
34
In "The Black Sheep" the people explain to the honest man that it is wrong for him to stay inside constantly. This is:
man vs. himself
man vs. man
man vs. nature
man vs. society
35
Which article is used before a word that starts with a vowel/vowel sound?
an
a
36
My name, Cynthia, is from a Greek word for moon.
compound-complex sentence
complex sentence
compound sentence
simple sentence
37
I guess
that she wasn't popular in our town. "That she wasn't popular in our town" is a:
noun clause
independent clause
adverbial clause
adjectival clause
38
Alliteration is:
when the same consonant sound/sound group is used in a sentence or phrase
when personal attributes are given to inanimate things
an extreme exaggeration for effect
a comparison using like or as
39
“By prickling of my thumbs. something wicked this way comes.” This reference is what type of allusion?
literary
mythological
historical
biblical
40
A poem of folk origin, composed in short stanzas, and adapted for singing.
sonnet
lyric poem
ballad
narrative poem
41
A 14-line lyrical poem written in iambic pentameter.
alliteration
ballad
sonnet
narrative poetry