What extended metaphor is in King's I Have A Dream Speech?

Comparing life, liberty, and happiness to a bad check

Odysseus is an example of what?

An Epic Hero, A warrior Archetype

What is an Archetype?

A character seen across time and cultures

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English 1 Midterm Review

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Information, normally biased, used to promote a particular cause
Bandwagon
Propaganda
Parapet
Sources
2
What is foreshadowing?
Characters affecting their future
A type of irony
Overcoming difficulties
Hints about future events
3
When the reader knows something the character does not...
Dramatic Irony
Situational Irony
Verbal Irony
4
What extended metaphor is in King's I Have A Dream Speech?
Comparing Life and liberty to basic needs
Comparing life, liberty, and happiness to a bad check
Comparing segregation to an iron prison
Comparing peaceful protests to Gandhi's vision
5
Where a story takes place?
Exposition
Resolution
Context
Setting
6
Assemble or Gather
Rash
Travail
Mustered
Harried
7
What is the Connotation of a word?
The way the word is spelled
The context of the word
The feeling it invokes
The literal meaning
8
Anguish, Misery, Lonely Grief
Desolate
Smote
Polarization
Decline
9
Odysseus is an example of what?
An ordinary character
An Epic Hero
A warrior Archetype
The antagonist
10
Uncouth aggressive boy or man
Fool
Adversary
Lout
11
Food or Provision
Victuals
Lout
Sustenance
Ascetic
12
person against the main Character
Foil
Protagonist
Antagonist
13
Rhetorical device that repeats certain phrases?
Parallelism
Extended Metaphor
Ethos
Repetition
14
When a narrator describes a character...
Indirect Characterization
Direct Characterization
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To bring about by force
Surmount
Impose
Prohibit
Predict
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To make an educated guess
Predict
Guess
Promote
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Odysseus' embodies an epic hero when he...
makes Penelope prove her identity
Strings the bow
Spairs Altinous' life
executes the swineherd
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The most exciting part of a story
Falling Action
Resolution
Climax
Rising Action
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Source that provides first hand knowledge
Primary Source
Secondary Source
20
Removing suspicion or fear
Analyze
Calming
Integrate
Disarming
21
What is an Archetype?
A character with tragic flaws
A character that develops over time
A character that never changes
A character seen across time and cultures
22
A long narrative poem about a hero
Epic Poem
Epic Epicness
Epic Narrative
Epic Biography
23
To examine in detail
Predict
Deduce
Analyze
Infer
24
Main Character
Foil
Antagonist
Protagonist
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What is theme?
The way the work feels
The authors treatment of the subject
the message of a literary work
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Important or Famous
Smote
Foil
Prominent
Imprudent

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