point-by-point comparison between two things

What are rhetorical questions?

Questions that do not require or expect an answer.

Use the correct end marks; Good heavens That's fascinating

Good heavens! That's fascinating!

I nap everyday from 2 30 to 4 00.

I nap everyday from 2:30 to 4:00.

this picture shows a shinto temple in japan

This picture shows a Shinto temple in Japan.

The following social problems misery, anger, and boredom.

The following social problems: misery, anger, and boredom.

What is personification?

attributes human qualities to an object, animal or idea.

Punctuate correctly: Then he asked Is it a puppy

Then he asked, "It is a puppy?"

autobiographical narrative told from memories.

here is one about zeus, a god of greek mythology.

Here is one about Zeus, a god of Greek mythology.

Inserting an earlier event into the present action.

My program is as follows wake nap sleep

My program is as follows: wake, nap, sleep.

Punctuate correctly: Read The Tyger, a poem by William Blake.

Read, "The Tyger," a poem by William Blake.

Which of these are archetypes?

brave hero, sea monster, evili temptress

What is an antagonist?

character in opposition to the main character

inclination toward a particular judgment on a topic

An indirect reference to a famous person, place, OR event

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What is an analogy?
point-by-point comparison between two things
prinicpal character in a play
a short speech directed to the audience
repitition of vowel sounds
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What are rhetorical questions?
Questions that will answer themselves.
Questions that are comical in nature.
Questions that need a written answer.
Questions that do not require or expect an answer.
3
Use the correct end marks; Good heavens That's fascinating
Good heavens! That's fascinating!
Good heavens. That's fascinating.
Good Heavens? That's fascinating?
Good heavens? That's fascinating!
4
I nap everyday from 2 30 to 4 00.
I nap everyday from 2;30 to 4;00.
I nap everyday from 230-400
I nap everyday from 2:30 to 4:00.
I nap everyday from 2.30 to 4.00
5
What is a theme?
descdriptive details
logical guess
figurative language
central idea
6
What is an inference?
logical guess
figurative language
descriptive details
cental idea
7
this picture shows a shinto temple in japan
this picture shows a Shinto temple in Japan.
This picture shows a Shinto temple in Japan.
This picture shows a Shinto Temple in Japan.
this picture shows a Shinto temple in japan
8
The following social problems misery, anger, and boredom.
The following social problems. Misery, anger, and boredom.
The following social problems: misery, anger, and boredom.
The following social problems, misery, anger, and boredom.
The following social problems; misery, anger, and boredom.
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What is personification?
Comparison between two things.
attributes human qualities to an object, animal or idea.
A phrase that doesn't translate to ther languages.
Comparing two things using like or as.
10
Punctuate correctly: Then he asked Is it a puppy
Then he asked "It is a puppy?"
Then he asked, is it a puppy?
Then he asked, "It is a puppy?"
Then he asked "It is a puppy"
11
What is a memoir?
an analytical essay.
A daily journal of events.
An independent clause.
autobiographical narrative told from memories.
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here is one about zeus, a god of greek mythology.
here is one about zeus, a god of Greek Mythology
Here is one about Zeus, a god of Greek mythology.
here is one about Zeus, a god of greek mythology.
Here is one about Zeus, a god of Greek Mythology.
13
What is a metaphor?
compares two things using like or as
directly compares two things
indirect reference to a famous person
a brieg phrase that reflects traits
14
In some parts of the world, rats are worshipped as gods.
False
True
15
What is a flashback?
Inserting an earlier event into the present action.
When you hint at what's to come.
underlying message.
The order in which events happen.
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What is a cliche'?
point of interest
comic relief
events in order
an overused expression
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My program is as follows wake nap sleep
My program is as follows: wake, nap, sleep.
My program is as follows; wake, nap, sleep.
My program is a follows" wake, nap, sleep.
My program is as follows wake, nap, sleep.
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Punctuate correctly: Read The Tyger, a poem by William Blake.
Read The Tyger, a poem by William Blake
Read, "The Tyger," a poem by William Blake.
Read; The Tyger, a poem by William Blake
Read "The Tyger" a poem by William Blake.
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Which of these are archetypes?
courage, beauty, a homecoming
exotic lands and more than one nation or culture
brave hero, sea monster, evili temptress
strange creatures, treacherous weather
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What is an antagonist?
character in opposition to the main character
the main character
the author's perspective?
writer's account of his or her life?
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What is bias?
a true account of a person's life
inclination toward a particular judgment on a topic
a list of books and materials related to the topic
unrhymed poetry
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What is an allusion?
symbolize ideas with the plot.
An indirect reference to a famous person, place, OR event
An indirect reference to a famous person.
a brief phrase that reflects personality traits.

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