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Review Literary Terms for EOC
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This type of irony occurs when the audience knows something the characters do not.
Verbal
Situational
Dramatic
All of the above
2
Appealing to emotions in argumentative or persuasive writing
None of the above
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
3
"To be or not to be" as a lyric in a song
Couplet
Archetype
Narrative hook
Allusion
4
Criticizing or making fun of human nature usually through exaggeration
Aside
Satire
Pun
Dialogue
5
A character speaks to another character on stage , but the rest of the cast cannot hear it
Soliloquy
Pun
Monologue
Aside
6
Speech given by one character in a play or movie. It is usually lengthy.
Monologue
Ballad
Motif
Dialogue
7
A problem that occurs within a person such as guilt, regret, etc is called _____ conflict
Emotional
External
Passionate
Internal
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What figurative language? I am as hungry as a starving lion in the Sahara.
Simile
Metaphor
Oxymoron
Hyperbole
9
Appealing to reason and sound judgment in argumentative or persuasive writing
Emotional
Logos
None of these
Ethical
10
When a character is onstage by himself and reveals his private thoughts in a monologue
Dialogue
Aside
Pun
Soliloquy
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A long, narrative poem that details the events of a hero
Ballad
Dramatic irony
Fable
Epic
12
A sentence in the introduction of an essay that explains what the essay will be about.
Index
Conclusion
Thesis statement
Topic sentence
13
A question that is asked for effect, but not intended to be answered.
Rhetorical
Inversion
Denotation
Cliche'
14
The dictionary definition of a word
Connotative meaning
Syntax
Thesis statement
Denotative meaning
15
The atmosphere of a literary work, which evokes feeling/ emotion in the reader
Mood
Tone
Setting
Theme
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"Bright darkness" is an example of a(n) ------
Hyperbole
Understatement
Oxymoron
Metaphor
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Speech distinctive to a particular group of people. Example is "ya'll"
Dialect
Syntax
Couplet
Diction
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Encyclopedias are ___ sources because they are not written by people who experienced firsthand
Primary
All of the above
Secondary
Unreliable`
19
The order of words, phrases, or ideas in written or spoken expression
Diction
Thesis statement
Topic sentence
Syntax
20
A tale that can stand alone as a story but also has a meaning on a deeper level
Anecdote
Paradox
Fable
Allegory
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The emotional association of a word is called ____.
Allusion
Denotation
Alliteration
Connotation
22
An Olympic swimmer falls asleep and drowns in the bathtub.
Verbal irony
Dramatic irony
Situational irony
All of the above
23
Criticizing or making fun of human nature or mistakes usually through exaggeration
Pun
Aside
Satire
Oxymoron
24
Point of view in which the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of the characters
First person
Limited
Omniscient
Second person
25
A statement that seems like it couldn't be true, but actually is
Syntax
Diction
Paradox
Pun
26
What is the author's attitude toward the character or subject of a work?
Tone
Mood
None of the above
Foreshadowing
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A storyline or character that is repeated throughout time. Like a stereotype.
Fable
Archetype
Epic
Ballad
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_____ information is completely factual, and ____ information is based on opinions
Subjective, objective
Logos, ethos
Fictional, true
Objective, subjective
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A pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in poems
Parody
Diction
Syntax
Meter