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Honors English 201 Exam Review
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four lines in a group
Quatrain
Haiku
Couplet
Stanza
2
A number
To
Too
Two
3
Abbreviation for Missouri
MO
Mo.
MR
MI
4
I interpreted a dream to get Caesar to go to the senate house.
Decius
Calpurnia
Lucilius
Lucius
5
Speaking ones thoughts aloud when by oneself
Theme
Drama
Aside
Soliloquy
6
poem with 14 lines written in iambic pentameter
poem
Haiku
sonnet
song
7
to carry from a distant place to a nearer one.
Take
Bring
8
a scene set in time earlier than the main story
Flashback
Foreshadow
Theme
Genre
9
I read Caesars will to the crowd.
Brutus
Antony
Calpurnia
Starto
10
A neighbor of Montag who is considered different and is "accidentally" hit by a car.
Mrs. Philips
Mildred
Clarisse
Mrs. Blake
11
Subject performs the action
Passive Voice
Active Voice
12
Informal English that is cultural.
Slang
Dialect
Informal
Standard
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Caesar asked me to touch Calpurnia
Octavius
Antony
Caesar
Metellus Cimber
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I was a poet
Cicero
Decius
Lucilius
Cinna
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Refers to distance
Farther
Further
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I committed suicide by swallowing hot coals.
Portia
Trebonius
Cassius
Brutus
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Tells a story of the fall of a person of high status
Comedy
Horror
Tragedy
Romatic
18
Type of English that follows rules that are set forth for grammar and spelling
Informal
Standard
Formal
Nonstandard
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Who did Brutus address in his speech? (In order)
Romans, Friends, countrymen
Lovers, Romans, Friends
Romans, countrymen, and lovers
Friends, Romans, countrymen
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A place or type of surroundings where events take place
Point of View
Theme
Mood
Setting
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Acting troop who performed all of Shakespear's plays
Queens Men
There wasn't a name for them
Kings Men
The Men of Shakespear
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I was the feast day which Caesar returned
St. Patrick's Day
Leprechaun
Lupercal
Christmas
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I was one who tore down decorations welcoming Caesar
Lupercal
Strato
Octavius
Flavius
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Slang or dialect. Follows no rules
Nonstandard
Formal
Informal
Standard
25
Conversational English
Informal
Nonstandard
Formal
Standard
26
Air pollution ___(affects, effects) elderly people most of all.
Effects
Affects
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character serves to highlight an attribute of another character by providing a contrast.
Aluminum Foil
Copper
Foil
Sonnet
28
I offered the crown to Caesar three times
Casca
Cassius
Antony
Octavius
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Used in comparison
Then
Than
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Protagonist - a person who actively opposes or is hostile to someone or something
Flase
True
31
considering things, which shows the opinion, feelings of the individual involved in a situation
Irony
Point of View
Suspense
Tragedy
32
"...Which, pardon me, I do not mean to read"
Tony
Antony
Anthony
Brutus
33
Usually takes a direct object
Rise
Raise
34
Brainwashed by society, constantly watches TV and uses seashells to fall asleep
Caesar
Faber
Montag
Mildred
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Means "allow to remain:
Let
Leave
36
Things are
healthful,
People are
healthy
False
True
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an adverb, modifies adjectives and other adverbs
Too
Two
To
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Usually refers to time
Than
Then
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Killed by Montag after arriving at Montags house to burn it down.
Captain America
Robert E. Lee
George McClellen
Captain Beatty
40
main idea or an underlying meaning of a literary work that may be stated directly or indirectly
Foreshadowing
Conflict
Theme
Symbolism
41
Everyone was _____(accepted,excepted) into college ____(accept,except) Latrell.
Accepted, accept
Excepted, accept
Excepted, except
Accepted, except
42
Instructions indicating movement, position and effects
Stage directions
Comedy
Sonnet
Sonnet
43
Who was in the second Triumvirate?
Octavius Caesar, Mark Anotny, Lepidus
Octavius Caesar, Crassus, Pompey
Julius Caesar, Crassus, Pompey
Kulius Caesar, Mark Antony, Lepidus
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Never takes a direct object
Raise
Rise
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means "to recline". Never followed by a direct object
Lay
lie
46
Object of the action functions as the sentence subject and main verb
Active Voice
Passive Voice
47
What does the Salamander symbolize?
Rising from ashes/New Life
Fire Resistant
Death
Power
48
I helped Brutus commit suicide
He didn't have any help.
Trebonius
Strato
Pindarous
49
Used for lists, time, references, Bible verses, salutations in business letters
Colon
Semicolon
Comma
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I commanded Brutus to join the conspirator group
Pompey
Cassius
Decius
Cicero
51
The mechanic fixed the car. This sentence is an example of...?
Active voice
Passive voice
52
How many syllables are in each line a sonnet (iambic pentameter)
8
14
12
10
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Category of artistic composition characterized by similarity in form, style, or subject matter
Genre
Grade
Section
Group
54
Words that only last for a period of time. A form of nonstandard English
Formal
Standard
Slang
Dialect
55
"O Julius Caesar, thou are mighty yet!"
Brutus
Casca
Antony
Messala
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What does Fire symbolize?
Rising from ashes/New Life
Fire Resistant
Power
Death
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I pretended to be Brutus on the battlefield
Lucius
Artemidorus
Decius
Lucilius
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process authors use to develop characters and create images of the characters for the audience
Characterization
Symbolism
Theme
Genre
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"I have a man's mind, but a woman's might"
Clarisse
Calpurnia
Portia
Mildred
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The attribution of personal nature or human characteristics to something nonhuman
Soliloquy
Tragic Flaw
Personification
Act
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The secret is only____(between, among) the two of us.
Between
Among
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The verb burst has the same present, past and past participle
False
True
63
Leading character of one of the major characters
Protagonist
Antagonist
Setting
Narrator
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Abbreviation for Tennessee
TE
Tenn.
TN
TS
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"You know not what you do. Do not consent That Antony speak in his Funeral"
Brutus
Caesar
Cassius
Antony
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I pleaded with Caesar to return my brother from banishment
Pompey
Brutus
Cimber
Antony
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means "to permit"
Let
Leave
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means "to put or set (something) down". Usually followed by a direct object.
Lay
lie
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I saw Caesar's Ghost
Portia
Caesar
Brutus
Calpurnia
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means "additional" or "to a greater degree or extent"
Farther
Further
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Can be used either as an expletive at the beginning of a sentence or as an adverb
They're
Their
There
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A firefighter who is accused of having books and has to escape the city before he is killed.
Montag
Faber
Mrs. Blake
Beatty
73
Figure of speech in which a word is applied to an object/action. Does not use like or as
Suspense
Soliloquy
Simile
Metaphor
74
I celebrated my birthday at the Battle of Philippi
Antony
Cassius
Flavis
Brutus
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"Caesar, thou art revenged, Even with the sword that killed thee"
Casca
Brutus
Cinna
Cassius
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All four conflicts are in Fahrenheit 451
True
False
77
"Beware the Ides of March"
Slayersooth
Cassius
Soothslayer
Faber
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Professional English. Used to type papers
Standard
Informal
Formal
Nonstandard
79
A story told through characters and played by actors
TV show
None of these listed
Drama
Movie
80
Who was in the first Triumvirate?
Octavius Caesar, Mark Antony, Lepidus
Julius Caesar, Crassus, Pompey
Octavius Caesar, Pomey, Brutus
Octavius Caesar, Mark Antony, Lucilius
81
Where was Shakespeare's hometown?
Rome
Paris
Stratford-Upon-Avon
London
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I was killed by a mob for having the same name as a conspirator
Cassius
Cinna
Montag
Portia
83
What do Books symbolize?
Fire Resistant
Rising from ashes/New Life
Power
Death
84
Used in literature where logical deductions are made based premises assumed to be true
Inference
Suspense
Genre
Personification
85
The fire ____(affected, effected) the building. The ___(affects,effects) were devastating.
effected, affects
affected, effects
affected, affects
effected, effects
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A preposition , begins a prepositional phrase or an infinitive
Too
Two
To
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What is the rhyme scheme of a sonnet?
There is no rhyme scheme
AABB CCDD EEFF GG
ABCD ABCD EFGH EFGH II
ABAB CDCD EFEF GG
88
What type of Shakespearean plays did Queen Elizabeth I like?
Historical
Fairy
Romatic
Tragedy
89
I cut myself on the leg to prove I was strong
Portia
King James
Queen Elizabeth
Calpurnia
90
Simile - figure of speech involving comparison of something to another. Uses like or as
True
False
91
A major division of a play
Act
Cat
Scene
Intercession
92
What does the Phoenix symbolize?
Fire Resistant
Death
Power
Rising from ashes/New Life
93
I should____(have, of) known he couldn't keep a secret.
Have
Of
94
A person who actively apposes to someone or something
Setting
Protagonist
Antagonist
Narrator
95
What type of Shakespearean plays did King James I like?
Historical
Fairy
Tragedy
Romantic
96
Which one is NOT a type of conflict?
Man vs Man
Man vs Wild
Man vs Society
Man vs Self
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A division in an act
Drama
Act
intercession
Scene
98
Used for things that can be counted
Less
Fewer
99
Caesar thought I had a mean and hungry look and such men are dangerous
Cassius
Brutus
Casca
Cinna
100
Used quantities that cannot be controlled
Fewer
Less
101
A contraction for
they are
They're
Their
There
102
A possessive pronoun always modifies a noun
Their
They're
There
103
I neglected to read the paper on the way to the senate
Caesar
Cinna
Cassius
Brutus
104
A play intended to make an audience laugh.
Horror
Comedy
Historical
Tragedy
105
Weakness of a character that brings about a tragic hero's downfall
Tragic Flaw
Tragic Hero
Drama
Tragedy
106
What college did Shakespeare attend?
Notre Dame
He didn't attend college
Cambridge
University of London
107
What level of education did Shakespeare have?
6th grade
Highschool
College
8th grade
108
Used to join independent clauses not joined by a comma
Colon
Comma
Semicolon
109
A state of feeling of excited or anxiously uncertain about what may happen
Tragedy
Point of View
Irony
Suspense
110
What type of factory did the characters at the end of the book plan to build?
Book Factory
Glass Factory
Mirror Factory
Shoe Factory
111
The car was fixed by the mechanic. This sentence is an example of...?
Active voice
Passive voice
112
Warning or indication of a future event.
Antagonist
Setting
Flashback
Foreshadowing
113
Remark made by a character in a play intended to be heard by audience, but not other characters
Narrator
Foil
Aside
Sonnet
114
I was described by Brutus as a "blunt fellow"
Brutus
Cassius
Casca
Caesar
115
Who did Antony address in his speech? (In order)
Romans, Friends, countrymen
Friends, Romans, countrymen
Lovers, Romans, Friends
Romans, countrymen, and lovers
116
An old former professor who helps Montag on his journey.
Montag
Mrs. Blake
Faber
Mechanical Hound
117
Figure of speech where words expressed mean something else. Used for humorous effects
Protagonist
Antagonist
Irony
Suspense
118
A person who narrates something
Protagonist
Antagonist
Narrator
Setting
119
I helped Cassius commit suicide
Brutus
Strato
Trebonius
Pindaris
120
I was the first to stab Caesar
Calpurnia
Cinna
Casca
Cassius
121
Do not use the preposition
of
in place of the verb
have.
True
False
122
to carry from a near place to a more distant one.
Take
Bring
123
"Hence! Wilt thou lift up Olympus?"
Brutus
Portia
Soothslayer
Caesar
124
"O ye gods. Render me worthy of this noble wife"
Obama
Brutus
Caesar
Montag
125
Used to separate three or more words and separate adjectives
Colon
Semicolon
Comma