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AP Literature Exam Review
AP Literature Exam Review
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Review of literary terms, major texts, and testing format.
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When a statement seems contradictory but is not, it is called:
allusion
paradox
oxymoron
apostrophe
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Who is the foil to Pangloss?
The Baron
Martin
Cunegonde
The Anabaptist
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What is a figure of speech in which a part of something is used to represent the whole?
simile
metonymy
anaphora
synecdoche
4
What is a poetry form with 3 quatrains and a couplet. Rhyme scheme: ababcdcdefefgg
Shakespearean sonnet
Italian sonnet
Spenserian Sonnet
Petrarchan sonnet
5
Ridiculing to show a weakness in point, teach.
satirical
ironical
sarcastic
sardonic
6
An imagined society where everything is unpleasant or bad (typically under totalitarian rule)
saga
utopia
epistolary
dystopia
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Formal, informal, colloquial, abstract, concrete, esoteric, trite are all examples of
poems
feelings
diction
speech
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"He kicked the bucket" is an example of
spoonerism
malapropism
aphorism
euphemism
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Aloof is an antonym for
apathetic
callous
interested
distant
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What are the three essay questions about?
speech analysis, poem analysis, peanuts
children's literature analysis, YA analysis, open prompt
poem analysis, speech analysis, open prompt
poem analysis, prose analysis, open prompt
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Brief, cleverly worded statement that makes a wise observation about life, or a general truth
moral
idiom
anecdote
aphorism
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"The woods are lovely, dark and deep" is an example of...
imagery
hyperbole
personification
simile
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Pangloss' philosophy states that
The world is neither good nor bad, but simply "is"
The world is good if one makes it so
This is the best of all possible worlds
This is the worst of all possible worlds
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What is the repetition of initial word or words in a clause?
anaphora
rhyme
onomatopoeia
repetition
15
Careless students can be considered to have a ______ attitude towards school work
flippant
facetious
fallacious
farcical
16
Who is the author of Antigone?
Sophocles
Aristotle
Odysseus
Homer
17
What is the "turn in thought" in a sonnet called?
turn
capurta
twist
volta
18
Quote identification: "Though this be madness yet there's method in't"
Hamlet
Polonius
Claudius
Ophelia
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unclearness by virtue of having more than one meaning
indignant
esoteric
ambiguity
skeptical
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expressing feelings of gratitude, pleasure, or approval in an unrestrained or heartfelt manner
ephemeral
existential
effusive
ethereal
21
the meaning of a word that is implied or suggested
derivation
connotation
conjunction
denotation
22
What genre of poetry is about rural life?
villanelle
ballad
lyrical
pastoral
23
The voice of a poem is called the
author
narrator
speaker
orator
24
Someone who does not wish to share their personal life with others is said to be
jovial
reticent
puerile
pompous
25
an elaborate metaphor; it may be brief or extended.
synecdoche
anaphora
apostrophe
conceit
26
Select all that are examples of rhetorical questions.
What are you, insane?
Is the Pope Catholic?
To be, or not to be?
Where have you been all my life?
27
Indecisive; having mixed emotions
captious
puerile
ambivalent
elegiac
28
The atmosphere of a literary work is called the
mood
setting
euphony
tone
29
In Greek drama, the _______ is a group of people who speak directly to the audience.
Choir
Narrators
Speakers
Chorus
30
Quote identification: "I know also...that we must cultivate our garden."
Candide
Martin
Cunegonde
Pangloss
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What is Part I of the AP Literature Exam?
2 essays
55 multiple choice questions
3 essays
25 multiple choice questions
32
How did Claudius kill King Hamlet?
Poison in his food
Poison in his nose
Poison in his drink
Poison in his ear
33
Open secret, deafening war, small crowd: These are examples of what?
opposites
allusion
oxymoron
RATS
34
How does Hamlet's mother, Gertrude, die?
she drinks poison meant for her
she drinks poison meant for Claudius
she drinks poison meant for Hamlet
she drinks poison meant for Laertes
35
When handwriting an essay, what type of work should be underlined?
novels
news articles
plays
poems
36
"Suffering is such sweet sorrow" is an example of
connotation
alliteration
denotation
juxtaposition
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a fixed number of lines of verse forming a unit of a poem
section
stanza
sestina
scansion
38
What is Hamlet's tragic flaw ("hamartia")?
his obsession with Ophelia
his devotion to his father
his inability to act
his sense of pride
39
Because Oedipus was blind to the truth of his life, what did he do?
Stabs out Creon's eyes
Stabs out his eyes
Kills Creon
Kills himself
40
a basic comparison of two generally unlike things that produced insight.
contrast
juxtaposition
metaphor
paradox
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Candide finds that Pangloss has become horribly disfigured due to
consorting with Paquette
old age
"repeated experiments in natural philosophy"
arthritis
42
A form of language spoken by people in a particular region is called
colloquialism
dialect
jargon
dialogue
43
To be maudlin is to be...
indignant
tearfully sentimental
submissive
respectful
44
A long speech given in a drama when a character is alone, or think he is alone, on stage.
soliloquy
monologue
dialogue
aside
45
"Ellen likes hik
ing
, attend
ing
the rodeo, and tak
ing
afternoon naps." is an example of...
alliteration
parallel structure
figurative language
colloquialism
46
What is a metrical foot composed of unstressed, stressed (u/)?
couplet
trochee
spondee
iamb
47
the repetition of similar vowels in the stressed syllables of successive words
alliteration
assonance
consonance
connotation
48
Of or like a person who is excessively concerned with minor details and rules
pedantic
morose
didactic
effusive
49
The red dresses handmaids wear is symbolic of what?
fertility
slavery
dominance
oppression
50
In
The Handmaid's Tale,
what color(s) do the Econowives wear?
Blue, black, red
Green, red, black
Green, blue, black
Green, blue, red
51
Love looks not with the eyes but with the mind,/ And therefore is winged Cupid painted blind
quatrain
enjambment
rhyming couplet
simile
52
What is an "auto-da-fe"?
an act of faith
a way to stop earthquakes
an act carried out by the Spanish Inquisition
the burning of a heretic
53
Your favorite teacher is...
Ms. Reed
Ms. Sube
Ms. Subeth
Ms. Reed-Sube
54
unrhymed verse (usually in iambic pentameter)
blank
free
trochaic
slant
55
the grammatical arrangement of words in sentences
semantics
structure
sanguine
syntax
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The result of an action that is the reverse of what the character expected
verbal irony
dramatic irony
situational irony
narrative irony
57
I could have hung my hat on my eyes they stuck out so far. (Mark Twain)
metaphor
hyperbole
personification
simile
58
Which is NOT true of a Shakespearean sonnet?
iambic pentameter
blank verse
14 lines
ends in a rhyming couplet
59
What is a poetic technique in which lines end without a pause (or punctuation).
polysyndeton
trochee
enjambment
rhyme
60
Who said: "We are only women; we cannot fight with men!"
Ismene
Iocasta
Eurydice
Antigone
61
Excessive pride or self-confidence (to a fault)
Farcical
Hubris
Fervent
Humility
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"Grief and I are no strangers" is an example of...
synecdoche
personification
oxymoron
metaphor
63
What is Antigone's tragic flaw ("hamartia")?
stubborn loyalty to her brother
stubborn loyalty to the king
stubborn betrayal of the gods
stubborn betrayal to her family
64
What are the two parts of an Italian sonnet: problem and solution?
quintet and octave
quatrain and tercet
table and chair
octave and sestet
65
“From forth the fatal loins of these two foes" is an example of...
allegory
alliteration
anastrophe
allusion
66
Which character did NOT die?
Pangloss
The Anabaptist
Horatio
Oedipus
67
“Oh! Stars and clouds and winds ye are all about to mock me…” (Frankenstein)
anaphora
iambic pentameter
apostrophe
pathetic fallacy