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ELA 4 Unit 1
ELA 4 Unit 1
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Quiz based on terms, vocab, and reading of HMH Into Literature Grade 12 Unit 1.
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Structure: how elements of a story are laid out. When one or more stories are told within a story it is a(n) ____.
Frame story
Inception story
Deep story
Epic story
2
A situation, especially a bad or unfortunate one is a(n) _____.
Affliction
Aghast
Plight
Wail
3
A theme that will have meaning to almost all people found in literature of all time periods and culture is a ____ theme.
Paramount
Universal
Time
Wide
4
Unimportant or discarded things are _____.
Flotsam
Bereft
Guile
Virtue
5
A compound term that acts as a metaphor for a singular noun is ____?
Caesura
Alliteration
Rhythm
Kenning
6
Something that causes suffering or pain is a(n) ______.
Plight
Wail
Affliction
Aghast
7
Conflict that occurs within the mind of a character is known as an external conflict.
False
True
8
The type of fiction that portrays unrealistic events, settings, or characters is known as _____.
Fantasy
Narrative poetry
Romance
Epic poetry
9
What was growing amongst the Anglo-Saxon culture that inspired the themes of their writing, such as in Beowulf?
Sailing
Religion
Hunting
Usage of Tools
10
A message or central idea about life or human nature in a story is a ____?
Mood
Tone
Theme
Author's Purpose
11
To estimate the price or value of is to _____.
Appraise
Bereft
Rebuke
Forge
12
Using surrounding words to understand an unknown word or phrase is using _____.
Inverted sentences
Context Clues
Caesura
Appositive phrases
13
Chastity, especially in a woman, is known as ______. (Archaic definition)
Sovereignty
Guile
Preamble
Virtue
14
"Ten terrible texts" is an example of _____?
Rhythm
Kenning
Alliteration
Caesura
15
A writer's attitude toward a subject, character, or even the reader within a text is _____.
Mood
Kenning
Tone
Caesura
16
An author may use a narrator to talk or discuss themes more applicable to a different culture or type of person.
False
True
17
The genre of literature that talks about a noble hero going on a journey while representing universal themes is ____?
Frame Story
Epic Poem
Fantasy
Narrative Poem
18
Beowulf embodies what cultural values of the Anglo-Saxon time period?
Christian values
Epic values
Culinary values
Monster values
19
"He walked into the store." rewritten as "Into the store, he walked." is an example of a(n) ________.
Frame story
Inverted sentence
Homophone
Usage
20
To criticize sharply or reprimand is to _____.
Wail
Rebuke
Preamble
Bequeath
21
To hold rule or power over something is to have ______.
Plight
Guile
Usurp
Dominion
22
Which of the following is NOT an example of the four basic methods of characterization?
Describing a character's physical appearance
Revealing other character's reaction to a character
Detailing a character's social group
Directly commenting on a character
23
A noun or pronoun that identifies or renames another noun or pronoun is a(n) _______.
Inverted noun
Proper noun
Caesura
Appositive
24
In poetry, ____ is created by four stressed syllables, or beats.
Alliteration
Kenning
Caesura
Rhythm
25
The feeling or atmosphere that a writer creates for the reader is _____.
Caesura
Kenning
Tone
Mood
26
In The Wife of Bath's Tale, the story is narrated by:
A friar of the church
A knight guilty of assaulting a woman
A queen judging a crime
A woman telling a story
27
In
Chivalry
, Mrs. Whitaker finds what item that Galaad, the knight, wants?
The Holy Grail
The Plate from the Last Supper
The Philosopher's Stone
The Sword Balmung
28
"Flower" and "Flour" are examples of _____.
Inverted sentences
Caesura
Usage
Homophones
29
To be deprived of something is to be ____ of it.
Bereft
Appraised
Bequeathed
Ignoble
30
"This is the great gladiator, Maximus." is an example of what kind of appositive?
Epic
Restrictive
Nonrestrictive
Proper