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Review of Keystone Test in Literature terminology
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the repetition of initial sounds in neighboring words
alliteration
biography
allusion
analysis
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the process of identifying parts of a whole and their relationship to one another
universal character
allegory
analysis
universal significance
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the importance of a work to represent human experience regardless of culture or time period
characterization
universal character
universal significance
voice
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Direct and indirect are examples of
climax
bias
voice
characterization
5
pretty ugly
allusion
voice
antonym
biography
6
The end of rising action in a work
author's purpose
allusion
climax
alliteration
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Some words, like "rewriting," have a prefix and suffix
alliteration
affix
argument
author's purpose
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the position or claim an author has
author's purpose
affix
analysis
argument
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Red Robin's name makes use of this literary technique
allegory
affix
alliteration
analysis
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a person, animal, or object portrayed in a work
analysis
voice
character
antonym
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the presence of a positive or negative approach toward a topic
argument
bias
allusion
alliteration
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a word that is opposite in meaning to another word
antonym
affix
characterization
bias
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Which of the following is a work that has universal significance?
Shooting Kabul
Enrique's Journey
Romeo and Juliet
The Hunger Games
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a character that embodies well-known meanings and human experiences regardless of time/culture
universal character
character
allusion
analysis
15
In the Wizard of Oz, the scarecrow represents farmers and agriculture in the 1930's.
antonym
allegory
argument
allusion
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the method an author uses to reveal characters and their traits
analysis
biography
characterization
universal character
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"Archetype" is another term for which of the following?
allegory
universal significance
universal character
alliteration
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a highly symbolic story in which characters are personifications of abstract ideas
allegory
character
analysis
antonym
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an implied or indirect reference to a familiar person, place, or event
biography
bias
climax
allusion
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Shakespeare is distinct from the author Lois Lowry based on what?
voice
argument
bias
climax
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letters attached to a word to make a new form of that word
voice
affix
allegory
antonym
22
the fluency, rhythm, and liveliness in a text that makes it unique to the author
bias
argument
voice
climax
23
the writer's intention, either to teach, inform, entertain, or persuade
alliteration
author's purpose
argument
universal significance
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a written account of another person's life
voice
argument
allusion
biography
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A reference to the book Hatchet, which everyone read in middle school
universal significance
allusion
allegory
analysis
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Studying the protagonist's challenges and how they worked together, would be
character
allusion
analysis
characterization
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A fable would be best labeled
archetype
analysis
universal character
allegory
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the villain
analysis
universal significance
allegory
universal character
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A wise mentor is an example of
archetype
argument
universal significance
allegory
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the turning point in a narrative when the conflict is most intense
allegory
affix
author's purpose
climax