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1
Which of the following is the best example of irony from A Raisin in the Sun?
Mama's desire to have a garden one day.
Beneatha's loss of desire to become a doctor.
Ruth's determination to work "twenty hours a day" so that they can leave.
Lindner's kind and "welcoming" tone used to deliver a racist message.
2
Which of these shows the correct format for an MLA parenthetical citation? LOOK CAREFULLY.
..."bootless cries" (Shakesepeare).
..."bootless cries," (Sonnet 29).
..."bootless cries," (Shakesepeare, William. "Sonnet 29." Poets.org ).
..."bootless cries." (Shakesepeare).
3
"BENEATHA
(With fury)
What do you want from me, Brother— that I quit school or just drop dead!" is an example of which?
internal conflict
symbol
direct characterization
indirect characterization
4
What point of view is
The Great Gatsby
written from?
third person limited
third person omniscient
second person
first person
5
When Nick experiences oppressive heat in chapter 7 of The Great Gatsby, which literary element applies?
indirect characterization
external conflict
direct characterization
internal conflict
6
What is a comma splice?
too many commas in one sentence
a comma not placed properly in a sentence
a comma joining 2 independent statements
a comma accenting important information in a sentence
7
True or false: to combine 2 sentences, simply replace the period with a comma.
False
True
8
"As I tumbled down the hill, the loose rocks raced alongside me, pricking my hands and face"
uses which kind of imagery?
Tactile imagery
Auditory imagery
Olfactory imgery
Visual imagery
9
"When I see birches bend to left and right/ Across the lines of straighter darker trees;"
uses which kind of imagery?
Auditory imagery
Olfactory imgery
Tactile imagery
Visual imagery
10
"Ruth is about thirty. We can see that she was a pretty girl, even exceptionally so" is which of the following?
direct characterization
indirect characterization
external conflict
internal conflict
11
“utterly absorbed by the curious experience that still clung to him like a garment.” - what does this simile imply ?
he is drowning
he is self-conscious about his fashion choices
he is obsessively curious about different types of clothing
he is captivated by something he has been through and can't forget it
12
Which of the following has a more positive connotation?
odor
aroma
13
A metaphor...
Makes a comparison between two unlike things using the words “like” or “as”
Uses language that appeals to one of the five senses
Repeats grammatical elements or structures consecutively
Makes a comparison between two unlike things
14
Which of the following is NOT part of a literary analysis thesis statement?
historical background
examples to prove claim
thematic claim
title + author of text
15
Which sentence has a comma splice?
The dog was happy. He knew his owners had come home.
I love going to the movies, it's so fun.
The teacher was angry. The students were too loud.
We went to the store. We bought milk.
16
Choose the sentence fragment.
I am going to a horror movie today.
Papi wanted me to play soccer.
She went to the mall.
Which is why I cried.
17
How do you embed a quote in your own sentence?
Put the quote before the sentence
Place the quote on a diferent page
Place the quote after the sentence
Cite the quote inside the sentence itself using a lead-in phrase
18
What point of view is
Of Mice and Men
told from?
1st person
3rd person limited
3rd person omniscient
2nd person
19
Which of the following is a word's denotation?
its implied or suggested meaning; the associations that come with a word
its plain and direct "dictionary" meaning
20
An "allusion" is when a writer or speaker...
Directly mentions another literary or artistic work
Creates a parallel grammatical structure
Tells a short story to make a point
Indirectly refers toanother literary or artistic work
21
Which of the following is a word's connotation?
its plain and direct "dictionary" meaning
its implied or suggested meaning; the associations that come with a word
22
Which sentence contains a comma splice (a type of run-on)?
If you want pizza, just order it.
I love pizza, and I could eat it every day.
I love pizza, it's the best.
Where there is pizza, there is happiness.
23
How can a comma splice be fixed?
all of the above
adding a conjunction (ex: and, but) to the comma
replacing comma with a semicolon
replacing comma with a period
24
Which of the following is personification?
"How happy is the little stone, That rambles in the road alone."
The women "sat there like boulders, their bodies, their minds immovable."
25
Which of the following is NOT a sentence fragment?
Just as things grow in fast movies.
Only Gatsby, the man who gives his name to this book.
Most of the secrets were unsought.
Whenever you feel like criticizing anyone.
26
“Kate inched over her own thoughts like a measuring worm.” What does this simile tell us based on its connotations?
Kate is thinking of slimy, oozing creatures.
Kate is deep in thought, slowly working through complex ideas.
Kate is doing math problems in her head.
Kate is a quick thinker.
27
"
Hedge-crickets sing; and now with treble soft The red-breast whistles from a garden-croft;"
uses which kind of imagery?
Tactile imagery
Olfactory imgery
Auditory imagery
Visual imagery
28
Select the quote with the correctly formatted parenthetical in-text citation.
"It was a glorious resurrection from the tomb of slavery (Douglass)".
"It was a glorious resurrection from the tomb of slavery." (Douglass)
"It was a glorious resurrection from the tomb of slavery". (Douglass)
"It was a glorious resurrection from the tomb of slavery" (Douglass).
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A simile...
Makes a comparison between two unlike things using the words “like” or “as”
Makes a comparison between two unlike things
Repeats grammatical elements or structures consecutively
Uses language that appeals to one of the five senses
