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English I Exam Review
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Literary techniques that involve surprising, interesting, or amusing contradictions
Point of View
Subplot
Irony
Plot
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Which is NOT an example of a symbol (or symbolism)?
An acorn representing an acorn
A dog representing racism
A character representing justice
An American flag representing freedom
3
When the jury members did not reach a verdict by the end of the day, they were _____ overnight.
coded
sequestered
termination
clinched
4
A character or force in conflict with the main character
Character
Complication
Antagonist
Protagonist
5
A struggle between opposing forces
Conflict
Antagonist
Character
Complication
6
Refers to the atmosphere or feeling created in the reader by the literary work
Style
Mood
Tone
Setting
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The main character of a story
Antagonist
Conflict
Character
Protagonist
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These spices will give your dish a very special ______ taste.
extraordinarily
pungent
bland
musty
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While serious areas of disagreement remain, our views are now more _____.
convergent
assailed
spectral
recurred
10
May I ask you a simple question about an unimportant and _____ matter?
extraordinary
trifling
intricate
consequence
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A person, animal, or imaginary creature in a literary work
Protagonist
Conflict
Complication
Character
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The voice through which an author tells a story
Plot
Persona
Irony
Point of View
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Which is NOT an example of setting?
New York City - 400 years in the future
Erie, Illinois - present day
a robot on fire - in the desert
Five years ago on a deserted island
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Interrupts the sequence of events to relate an event from an earlier time
Dialect
Dialogue
Flashback
Genre
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A division or type of literature
Genre
Dialogue
Dialect
Flashback
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Causes a plot to become tence or entangled as a result of the conflict
Antagonist
Complication
Character
Protagonist
17
Thousands of years ago, monks lived, worked, and prayed in this old ______
stucco
abbey
sloop
elementary
18
She thought she was better than all of us, which led to a very ______ attitude.
imperious
virtuous
enthusiastic
respectably
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A converstation between characters
Flashback
Genre
Dialect
Dialogue
20
The form of a language spoken by people in a particular region or group
Flashback
Genre
Dialogue
Dialect
21
The sequence of events
Subplot
Point of View
Plot
Irony
22
The writer's attitude toward the readers, characters, & the subject
Style
Mood
Symbol
Tone
23
A central idea, concern, or purpose
Theme
Symbol
Mood
Tone
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An example of third-person limited point-of-view is.....
I thought it was fun, but I wondered if Kay felt the same way.
Lee thought it was fun, but Kay thought it was pretty dumb.
You thought it was fun, but Kay thought it was pretty dumb.
Lee thought it was fun and wondered what Kay thought of it.
25
The perspective, or vantage point, from which a story is told
Irony
Persona
Point of View
Subplot
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I think that I will sew a new shirt from this _____ fabric.
girdle
overcoat
sandpaper
calico
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A second, less important plot within the story
Persona
Subplot
Plot
Irony
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Which is an example of genre?
narrative essay
fantasy
lecture at a university
tv news broadcast
29
Anything that stands for or represents something abstract (like an idea)
Mood
Theme
Tone
Symbol
30
When a story is told from _______ point-of-view the narrator is a character in the story.
first-person
third-person limited
second-person
third-person omniscient
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The place and time in which a literary work takes place
Style
Symbol
Mood
Setting
32
I shouldn't take the vacation time now _____ I do need a break.
consequence
logical
doubtless
albeit
33
She was in a happy mood and skipped ______ down the street.
jauntily
apprehensively
ghastly
merciful
34
The writer's typical way of writing
Style
Symbol
Setting
Mood
35
Which part of a story plot introduces the characters and setting?
exposition
falling action
resolution
rising action
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Which is NOT part of a plot?
climax
resolution
style
exposition