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English 2 Fall Semester Review 2023
English 2 Fall Semester Review 2023
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alphabetical : _____ :: chronological : time
cards
order
sort
letters
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One of your friends slips on an icy patch & you make fun of him. Thirty seconds later, you also slip & fall.
verbal irony
situational irony
dramatic irony
none of the above
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myopic
selfless good works
short-sided
ownership
underground
4
Find the error. If the sentence is correct, select "No error."
it's
No error
you're writing
grammar
This year,
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Visceral
just beginning to appear
from the gut
thoughtful
fully developed
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Find the error. If the sentence is correct, select "No error."
dishes and
rug, they
vacuumed
No error
one hour's
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Find the error. If the sentence is correct, select "No error."
students say
poetry yet
No error
It's
rap
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Incendiary
copying faithfully
abundant amount
flammable
distance from side-to-side
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A type of narration that is like a voice from above, but can access only one character's internal thoughts
3rd-person limited
1st-person
3rd-person omniscient
3rd-person objective
10
The ___ philosopher's lecture drew a large crowd of deep-thinking students.
ennui
ubiquitous
sojourn
erudite
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A tool of rhetoric that appeals to readers' logic or reason
tone
logos
ethos
pathos
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Inept
beginning
fortunate
incapable
run hastily
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The noisy protestors plan to ___ the oil company executive during his speech.
Debacle
Bovine
Chicken Nugget
Harangue
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The girl's snarky, ___ manner made her unpopular with both her peers and adults.
deride
kismet
facetious
cantankerous
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Solace
Doubt or confusion
Peace
Captured game
Easily solved
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The author's big, important message to the reader
theme
connotation
anti-hero
ethos
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zenith
peak point
twice the amount
somber in nature
of, or pertaining to, yoga
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Find the error. If the sentence is correct, select "No error."
broke
over
No error
game, Jacob
Mark, who
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gauche
empty
quickly
devoid
tacky
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dampen : _____ :: chill : freeze
water
burn
consume
soak
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"The goalie is a rock," is an example of this
simile
idiom
metaphor
satire
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The ___ ice storm attacked the small coastal town.
Sojourn
Kismet
Ennui
Pernicious
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Find the error. If the sentence is correct, select "No error."
smooth, purring
dependible car
No error
, still
120,000
24
The villain of the story or the character who is working against the hero
protagonist
anti-hero
antagonist
pathos
25
Find the error. If the sentence is correct, select "No error."
No error
its tail
vaccinations
pencil sized
whipped
26
emperor : empire :: _____ : democracy
pharaoh
king
czar
president
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Mitigate
to examine closely
build creatively
to lessen
place side-by-side
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After the dry cleaner ruined her wedding dress, my sister's anger was ___.
Affinity
Implacable
Facetious
Anomaly
29
The professor recognized the overly flattering student as nothing more than a ___.
debacle
erudite
implacable
sycophant
30
Bulwark
causing harm
calm and smooth
having to do with a virus
a fortress wall
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The girl, an annoying ___, batted her eyelashes and giggled as the boy told a lame story.
Debacle
Coquette
Temerity
Kismet
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Facing staggering piles of homework with no hope for relief a heavy sense of ___ filled my soul.
Erudite
Harangue
Ennui
Kismet
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The candidate lost voter approval when her ___ about illegal immigration was posted on YouTube.
Insidious
Affinity
Diatribe
Coquette
34
Find the error. If the sentence is correct, select "No error."
It was
drizzly so
more fun
Beach; we
No error
35
Find the error. If the sentence is correct, select "No error."
soles
building;
No error
girl's
melting dripping
36
The professor hopes to ___ his salary by moonlighting as a book editor.
Facetious
Augment
Ubiquitous
Sycophant
37
My ___ neighbors are the most popular couple on the block.
Gregarious
Deride
Insidious
Diatribe
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mosquito : _______ :: terrier : canine
insect
feline
fruit
winged
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The professor loved to ___ her students' work as clumsy attempts at literary analysis.
Facetious
Debacle
Bovine
Deride
40
The mortgage industry's financial ___ wounded the entire nation's economy.
Debacle
Jingoistic
Anomaly
Affinity
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"The goalie is like a rock", is an example of this
metaphor
symbolism
simile
satire
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In your favorite TV show, the main character has fallen for his co-worker, but she isn't aware of his feelings.
situational irony
...He's also not aware that she's married, even though the audience knows.
verbal irony
dramatic irony
43
rise : _____ :: retreat : recede
lose
precede
withdraw
ascend
44
A type of personification in which weather is used to mirror the action of the story or the mood of a character
parody
archetype
symbolism
pathetic fallacy
45
Find the error. If the sentence is correct, select "No error."
"Before
knocks over
trash,"
ordered,
No error
46
Bed bugs are ___ little creatures; you don't know they're there until it's too late.
erudite
pernicious
anomaly
insidious
47
The hero of the story/the character that the audience is rooting for.
anti-hero
archetype
protagonist
antagonist
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The perfect example of a type of person
personification
protagonist
ethos
archetype
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The crusty, ___ old man bellowed at the children as they walked past his house.
Diatribe
Cantankerous
Deride
Debacle
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When the pretty girl he'd noticed on the bus sat next to him in class, the smitten boy knew it was ___.
kismet
harangue
anomaly
Gregarious
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Find the error. If the sentence is correct, select "No error."
Rotary Club
No error
specialist and
principal,
computers, hire
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genius : intellectual :: core : ____
center
barb
placebo
knife
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episode : _____ :: chapter : book
scene
series
pilot
poem
54
acrimony
bitterness
puzzle
amusement
to be finished with
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The overly ___ tone of the nationalist speaker makes most reasonable citizens feel uncomfortable.
Sycophant
Augment
Jingoistic
Ennui
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Writers often use fire, water, or light as this type of tool in their stories
connotation
theme
symbolism
satire
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"It cost me an arm and a leg," is an example of this
personification
idiom
irony
symbolism
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"The snowflakes whispered as they fell," is an example of this
tone
satire
metaphor
personification
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futile
too much
shy and withdrawn
charmingly old-fashioned
useless
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spoke : _____ :: piece : puzzle
peace
podium
presenter
wheel
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"I'm sorry, sir, but this flight has been delayed by 3 hours," the airline explained to my uncle. "Awesome," he replied.
situational irony
dramatic irony
verbal irony
none of the above
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He stared at me with a dull, ___ expression.
non sequitur
bovine
sycophant
ubiquitous
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A type of narration that is like a voice from above and knows all characters' internal thoughts
symbolism
first-person
3rd-person omniscient
3rd-person limited
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She had the ___ to criticize her teacher in front of the whole class.
Diatribe
Affinity
Coquette
Temerity
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"Oh, I love it when I do this," my mom said after she spilled coffee on her new blouse.
dramatic irony
situational irony
none of the above
verbal irony
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Insipid
strategy
good manners
stupid
essential
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In Othello, Lago appears to be loyal to Othello, but he is actually plotting against him. Othello doesn't...
verbal irony
dramatic irony
know Lago's plans, but the audience knows he is trying 2 destroy his "frnd"
situational irony
68
Other meanings or associations of a word that often aren't found in a dictionary
symbolism
tone
connotation
denotation
69
With her ___ for performing, it was no surprise that Julia won the lead in the school musical.
Ennui
Bovine
Coquette
Affinity
70
A visit to Shakespeare's Globe Theatre made my ___ to England complete.
Non Sequitur
Kimet
Sojourn
Implacable
71
ruminate
out of the ordinary
to think deeply
foolishness
all alone
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The writer's attitude toward his/her story
personification
tone
symbolism
metaphor
73
Pedestrian
finale
to diverge
assembling
common or average
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Find the error. If the sentence is correct, select "No error."
No error
Howe, a
begins to
interruptions
beet red
75
Vacilliate
to argue against
to argue passionately
to waver back and forth
to introduce an idea
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The ___ boy offered all of his birthday money to fix the window he broke.
contrite
bovine
insidious
harangue
77
Find the error. If the sentence is correct, select "No error."
dainty, delicate
dressed
No error
, a
Halloween my
78
A protagonist who has numerous flaws but still wins the heart or sympathy of the reader.
antagonist
protagonist
archetype
anti-hero
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exonerate
tirelessness
relieve of guilt
keenness in selecting
ability to close
80
The dictionary definition of a word
irony
connotation
satire
denotation
81
It was a complete ___ when Polly Pupil, a freshman, won the title of Homecoming Queen.
Pernicius
Anomaly
Non Sequitur
Jingoistic
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A locksmith accidentally locked himself out of his car.
situational irony
verbal irony
dramatic irony
83
A tool of rhetoric that appeals to readers' emotion
simile
logos
theme
tone
84
altruism
selfless good works
confusion
nearly the same
lack of good judgement
85
As hurricane winds ripped the siding off of his house, Eric remarked, "Wonderful weather we're having, eh?"
Situational Irony
None of the above
Verbal Irony
Dramatic Irony
86
A type of narration in which the "I" pronoun is used; usually, the voice of the protagonist speaking to readers
third-person limited
third-person objective
first-person
third-person omniscient
87
One of my friends is so random; he'll regularly drop a ___ into our conversations
deride
gregarious
non sequitur
debacle
88
Cajole
to quench the thirst
to sweetly convince
to energize
to electrify
89
A work that ridicules the shortcomings of specific people or institutions as an attempt to bring about change.
metaphor
satire
pathetic fallacy
symbolism
90
A tool of rhetoric that convinces the reader that the writer is a knowledgeable, trustworthy source of information.
logos
tone
pathos
ethos
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A type of narration that is like a voice from above, but cannot access any characters' thoughts
3rd-person objective
first-person
3rd-person limited
3rd-person omniscient
92
A discrepancy between expectation and reality
tone
metaphor
irony
simile
93
Find the error. If the sentence is correct, select "No error."
neighborhood
No error
On Saturday night,
write some funny songs,
Halloween-style
94
_____ : room :: board : train
show
sleep
enter
ride
95
Anodyne
a cure
a disagreement
a sinister position
an assumption
96
galvanize
to hold inside
to growl deeply
to be essential
to rally into action
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A work that makes fun of another work by imitating some aspect of the original piece's style
satire
denotation
tone
parody
98
Depravity
small amount of earnings
of immense size or scope
sinful act
full of pits
99
To renew her license and keep her job at the hospital, a nurse needed to pass a state exam;
situational irony
dramatic irony
verbal irony
she failed the test 4 times before deciding to go to school to become a Dr.
100
Remember when jeggings, a weird hybrid of jeans and leggings, were ___ at the mall?
Ubiquitous
Contrite
Deride
Erudite