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English I Exam Review (MLA and Academic Terms)
English I Exam Review (MLA and Academic Terms)
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How should works cited entries be organized on the page?
it does not matter
numbered
Alphabetically
with bullet points
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"If you look into the
seeds
of time/And say which
grain
will
grow
...Which would be
planted
newly with the time."
Anecdote
Theme
Testimonial
Motif
3
the author or speaker's attitude toward his or her subject matter
anecdote
tone
hypebole
mood
4
A character who stays the same throughout a literary work
Flat Character
Static Character
Round Character
Dynamic Character
5
The universal message found in a story
motif
author's purpose
theme
catharsis
6
Which of the following displays a correctly formatted page number?
James, 3
James page 3
James 3
James3
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A character who changes or evolves throughout a literary work
Static Character
Flat Character
Dynamic Character
Round Character
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All works cited entries should be formatted using ___________.
whatever method you prefer
hanging indent
flush margins
no particular format
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Banquo: "My lord, I will not" TO Macbeth: "We hear our bloody cousins are bestowed/In England and in Ireland,..."
Testimonial
Outer Dialogue
Anecdote
Inner Dialogue
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The Works Cited begins immediately following the concluding paragraph of your essay.
False
True
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A two-dimensional character that lacks depth and/or complexity
Flat Character
Dynamic Character
Static Character
Round Character
12
A remark made in a play that is meant to be heard by the audience but not by the other characters on stage
Soliloquy
Aside
Flashback
Monologue
13
What is each entry from the works cited made up of?
Publication information
All are included in a works cited entry.
Title of source
Author
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What font size should you use when writing in MLA format?
10
14
8
12
15
Emotional purging experienced at the end of a tragedy
Call to Action
Comic Relief
Tragedy
Catharsis
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An author or other character within the story describes character through the use of descriptive adjectives or phrases
indirect characterization
Testimonial
Credibility
direct characterization
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Able to believe (author is an expert)
Credibility
Call to Action
Anecdote
Point of View
18
Details that appeal to more than one of the 5 senses
Theme
Motif
Setting
Imagery
19
What line spacing should you use when writing in MLA format?
1.5
double
1.25
single
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The turning point of a story; point of highest interest and/or action
rising action
falling action
resolution
climax
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the time and place in which a work of literature happens
Imagery
Exposition
Staging
Setting
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The plot structure of a story consists of...
exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution
exposition, rising action, climax, resolution, falling action
exposition, rising action, falling action, climax, resolution
rising action, falling action, climax, resolution, exposition
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What information should be included in the upper right hand corner of an MLA paper?
nothing
the title
the header
the page number
24
Hints or clues as to what might happen in the future
Foreshadowing
Allusions
Hyperbole
Anecdotes
25
"This room is an inferno. Can we turn on the A/C?"
Metaphor
Symbol
Motif
Simile
26
What information should be included in the upper left hand corner of an MLA paper?
the header
nothing
the title
the page number
27
What font should you use when writing in MLA format?
Whatever is your favorite
Comic Sans
Georgia
Times New Roman
28
"When she stepped in the room, her scent floated out to me, dark and spicy like the snuff she packed inside her cheek."
Personification
Metaphor
Imagery
Simile
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"It was fashionable to wear cashmere twinsets...T Ray said hell would be an ice rink before I went out like that-..."
Imagery
Hyperbole
Flat character
Credibility
30
An in-text citation should direct readers to the entry in your _____________ for that source.
Citations
Works Cited
Bibliography
paragraphs
31
subtle way of introducing the character to the audience
indirect characterization
direct characterization
Testimonial
Credibility
32
A speech delivered by a character alone on stage; important for conveying character thoughts to the audience
Soliloquy
Anecdote
Aside
Testimonial
33
the feeling created within the reader
Mood
Tone
Comic Relief
Call to Action
34
A multi-dimensional, complex character; possesses many traits and sides to his/her character; character possesses depth
Flat Character
Dynamic Character
Round Character
Static Character
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an article that argues that an iPhone is better than an Android phone
Purpose is to inform
Purpose is to entertain
Purpose is to instruct
Purpose is to persuade
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Episodes or scenes in a drama meant to break the tension of the scene
Mood
Comic Relief
Call to Action
Catharsis
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A pair of contrasting characters
Tragic heroes
Puns
comic relief
Foil
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a novel about a young boy who is bullied; Gains confidence by joining a sports team and learning to stand up for himself
to instruct
to persuade
to entertain
to describe
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Imitation of an action that is serious and of great magnitude; function is to arouse pity and fear
religious play
comedy
tragedy
historical play
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1st person, 3rd person limited, 3rd person omniscient are all examples of?
Dialogue
Point of View
Credibility
Anecdotes
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"I wanted to tell T Ray that any girl would love a silver charm bracelet..." Tone can best be described as?
Reluctant
Disappointed
Hopeful
Content
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An account from a credible person (ie. product endorsement)
Call to Action
Anecote
Testimonial
Author's purpose
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What is on the 3rd line of a properly formatted MLA header?
Course Name
Teacher Name
Student Name
Date
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Led to Macbeth's downfall...
ambition
pride
naivity
cowardice
45
Interruptions that writers do to insert past events, in order to provide background or context to the current events
Testimonial
Foreshadowing
Anecdote
Flashback
46
Lines that are written using 10 syllables that consist of pairs of stressed and unstressed syllables
Iambic Pentameter
Aside
Soliloquy
Inner dialogue
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Please, God. I didn't mean to treat her like a pet dog. I was trying to save her. That's all.
Testimonial
Outer dialogue
Anecdote
Inner dialogue
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"'All I did was beg them to undo the stinger.
Begged...
I was their fish holder, so I sat...till all the fish died..."
Lilly's tone can best be described as afraid.
Lilly's tone can best be described as happy.
Lilly's tone can best be described as angry.
Lilly's tone can best be described as helpless.
49
"Who was it thus cried? Why, worthy thane,/You do unbend your noble strength to think/So brainsickly of things."
blank verse
soliloquy
anecdote
aside
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A highly renowned and prosperous person who experiences a downfall, one from great heights
tragic hero
round character
dynamic character
flat character