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Getting ready for the English III Final Exam #literaryterms
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Tone is...
a writer's attitude towards a subject of work.
a statement that seems to be self-contradictory
not important.
a discrepancy between appearances and reality
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There are two kinds of conflicts...
external and intolerable
none of the above
internal and external
internal and expotential
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Irony is....
using language that normally signifies the opposite
an exaggerated statement/claim.
Exaggeration
Typically used for humor.
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Personification is...
A pair of lines of meter.
a movement that originated in Europe.
Giving human characteristics to an object.
An indirect reference.
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Omniscient means...
limited
narrator reports without comment
narrator zooms in on the thoughts of one character
the narrator seems to know everything about all characters
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An example of an archetype is...
Seasons
All the above.
Colors
Nature
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A ______ is a statement that seems to be self-contradictory.
Paradox
Theme
Imagery
Similie
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Free verse is...
poetry that does not conform to regular meter
a statement that seems to be self-contradictory.
conforms to a certain rhyme scheme
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Slant rhyme is....
the attitude of a writer
a close, but not exact rhyming sound.
syllable of two or more words that share sounds
identical sounds
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Romanticism was...
only in Europe.
a movement that emphasized the imagination and emotion.
Intellectualism movement
a portrayal of life.
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Foreshadowing is when....
An appeal to ethics is given.
An appeal to emotion is given.
a warning of future events is given.
An agreement between opinions or actions is given.
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A dramatic monologue...
An analysis that shows how themes are reflected
none of the above
is when a character speaks directly to the audience
the central character or a work of literature
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An indirect reference in literature id a(an)...
Allusion
Similie
Imagery
Theme
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A symbol....
is an educated guess based on clues in the text
is an imaginative pattern
stands for something more than itself
a list of things, people or events.
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Dramatic irony is...
an appeal to logic.
only in plays.
a questions that is asked in order to make a point.
when the audience know what the characters do not.
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What is an oxymoron?
Contradictory terms appear in conjunction.
Repetition of the sound of a vowel.
Same as unrelated thing.
A person who hates to read.
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What is a hyperbole?
Artistic Movement
The formation of a word from a sound
Exaggerated statement/claim
Comarison of one thing with another thing
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Langston Hughes...
all the above
Wrote "The Negro Speaks of Rivers"
wrote during the Harlem Reniassance
was inspired by jazz music
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Verbal irony is/are...
outrageous exaggeration
saying less than what is really meant
occurs when someone says one thing, but means the opposite
people dealing with unlikely events
