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Review for 9th grade Literature and Composition Georgia Milestone Test
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A type of writing that sometimes has rhythm, rhyme, and meter.
Allegory
Poetry
Essay
Short Story
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Which sentence is correct?
Tybalt: yelled, challenged, swished.
Tybalt yelled, lunged, hitting.
Romeo loved Rosaline but she did not love him.
Romeo loved Rosaline, but she did not love him.
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The author's use of language in a story.
diction
dialogue
climax
resolution
4
A thunderstorm might represent an argument. The storm is a
symbol
flashback
simile
allusion
5
The feeling the reader gets when reading a text
plot
mood
narration
characterization
6
A reference to a specific place, historical event, famous literary figure or work of art.
symbolism
Allusion
illusion
extended metaphor
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A long speech given by one character speaking to other characters on stage.
anaphora
monologue
dialogue
aside
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A character that changes as the story progresses
static
round
flat
dynamic
9
The repetition of a vowel sound in a phrase: Fly high in the sky
alliteration
soliloquy
assonance
Monologue
10
This is correct MLA style punctuation for a quotation.
"Tis but thy name that is my enemy."
"Arise fair sun" (Shakespeare 29).
"It is the east and Juliet is the sun." (Shakespeare)
11
Punctuation used when two independent clauses are joined together.
Misplaced modifier
colon
semi-colon
comma
12
The narrator can see everything and everywhere, even relating to the characters.
Second Person
Third person limited
Third person Omiscient
First person
13
Someone robbed the Sheriff's Department.
falling action
situational irony
verbal irony
dramatic irony
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Plays about a central character that end with a sad or unfortunate outcome.
Comedy
Dialogue
Tragedy
Drama
15
The Odyssey is this type of writing
epic poem
biography
drama
novel
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Using words whose sounds suggest their meaning.
simile
personification
alliteration
Onomatopoeia
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When the narrator tells the story from his/her own point of view
Second Person
Third person limited
Third person omniscient
First Person
18
The main character in a story
plot
protagonist
antagonist
resolution
19
Giving the reader hints of what is going to happen in a story.
Irony
Foreshadowing
Allusion
Symbolism
20
Conversation between two or more people.
actions
dialogue
narration
influences
21
Which of these is NOT a conflict type.
Man vs Nature
Man vs self
Man vs Man
Man vs Friend
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Used to introduce a list, series, quotation, or formal statement.
Semi-colon
Comma
Colon
period
23
A repeating of similar sounds in words that appear as the last words of a line of poetry.
Meter
Rhyme Scheme
Onomatopoeia
Rhythm
24
these words describe nouns and bring life to your writing
subject
adjectives
gerunds
participle
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A short remark made by a character to the audience.
aside
soliloquy
monologue
dialogue
26
The literary device that is used to create a mental image for the reader by evoking the senses.
Symbolism
Irony
Imagery
Allusion
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The underlying message about life the writers want the reader to understand.
Theme
Style
Tone
Voice
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Language that communicates meanings beyond the literal meanings of words.
Voice
Figurative Language
Literal language
Style
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The perspective, or outlook from which a story is told.
Setting
Plot
Foreshadowing
Point of view
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Your writing must use this to support your ideas.
Evidence!
Phrases from what you have read
Textual Evidence!
Quotes from the text