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World Literature Unit 1
World Literature Unit 1
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S
tudy
s
tudiously
s
o you
s
core
a 100 on tomorrow's test!
chronology
dialogue
assimilation
alliteration
2
Word Order . . .
Tone
Diction
Syntax
Voice
3
The maze _______________ the adventurers; they searched for the exit for hours.
bamboozled
accentuated
divulged
boycotted
4
The writer's central idea or main message about life . . .
Theme
Persona
Subject
Perspective
5
When you prove that your claim is the best in an argument . . .
Concessions
Evidence
Refutation
Call to Action
6
Patricia Williams wrote . . .
Two Kinds
Two Ways to Belong in America
Legal Alien
Ethnic Hash
7
Dated events give students a _______________ of important occurrences throughout history.
commemorate
analogy
dialogue
chronology
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Ashley’s new haircut _______________ her cheek bones.
commemorated
deigned
accentuated
aspired
9
Pico Iyer wrote . . .
Where Worlds Collide
Where Cultures Collide
Colliding Cultures
Colliding Worlds
10
Alice Walker wrote . . .
My Mother Pieced Quilts
Everyday Use
Two Ways to Belong in America
Legal Alien
11
The _______________ crowd went crazy when the Eastside Eagles won the game.
bamboozle
boisterous
despondent
eclectic
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To gather information from a variety of sources . . .
Synthesize
Annotate
Denote
Connotate
13
Bharati Mukherjee wrote . . .
Legal Alien
Everyday Use
Two Ways to Belong in America
By Any Other Name
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The --- between the girls was heated; they were mad and their words and expressions showed it.
decorum
accentuate
analogy
dialogue
15
Language that appeals to the senses
Metaphor
Symbol
Simile
Imagery
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All of the following are characteristics of Academic Voice except . . .
First Person Point of View
Domain Specific Vocabulary
Consults Experts
Definitions
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A reference to a well known person, place, thing or idea of significance . . .
Illusion
Note
Allusion
Annotation
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Many young people have decided to --- Facebook, claiming it’s a place for old people.
accentuate
boycott
divulge
deign
19
“_______________ not to have more but to be more.” ~ Archbishop Romero
aspire
accentuate
divulge
cower
20
Aibileen's famous quote from
The Help
: "You is kind. You is smart. You is important" uses this
Onomatopoeia and Anaphora
Parallel Structure and Anaphora
Alliteration and Anaphora
Metaphor and Anaphora
21
All of the following are characteristics of informal language except . . .
first person point of view
shifts in tone
fragments for effect
domain specific vocabulary
22
We are all looking for friends with _______________, people we can depend on and trust.
eclectic
dialogue
deign
candor
23
Attitude of the writer or speaker . . .
Tone
Voice
Syntax
Diction
24
Robert Lake wrote . . .
Medicine Grizzlybear's Plea
An Indian Father's Plea
An Indian's Plea
Windwolf's Plea
25
She _______________ the secret even when she promised her friend she would not.
aspired
commemorated
divulged
cowered
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This tells what you think is true about a topic based on your knowledge and your research
Refutation
Counterclaim
Concessions
Claim
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She did not --- to answer the maid’s question; after all, who did this woman think she was?
deign
candor
aspire
cower
28
Placing people, places, or things side by side for purpose of comparison/contrast
imagery
allusion
juxtaposition
metaphor
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To take apart or examine; to break down . . .
Structure
Deconstruct
Instruct
Construct
30
The dog --- and made his way out of the room when his owner came home and found the mess.
bamboozled
aspired
cowered
boycotted
31
Amy Tan wrote . . .
Two Kinds
Two Ways to Belong in America
By Any Other Name
Ethnic Hash
32
Her music tastes are _______________; she is open to a variety of genres.
bizarre
eclectic
despondent
boisterous
33
Word Choice . . .
Tone
Diction
Voice
Syntax
34
The way a writer or speaker uses words and tone to express ideas as well as his/her persona
Diction
Tone
Voice
Syntax
35
The boy exhibited remarkable modesty and _______________.
deduction
despondent
deign
decorum
36
Surrealist artist Frida Kahlo painted a Self-Portrait . . .
Two Kinds
On the Borderline between Mexico and the United States
The Melting Watch
Two Ways to Belong in America
37
When Acosta compares the quilt to a weapon in her poem, she is creating an __________.
dialogue
antibody
anaphora
analogy
38
When the writer or speaker takes on a different personality or . . .
Theme
Perspective
Subject
Persona
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What you try to disprove with your reasons and evidence in an argument
Claim
Refutation
Counterclaim
Concessions
40
A struggle or problem in a story
Conflict
Tone
Perspective
Voice
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When you acknowledge the other side of an argument . . .
Evidence
Refutation
Call to Action
Concessions
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After the earthquake, many were left ---, wondering how they were supposed to start over.
bizarre
decorum
candor
despondent
43
Suggestions for your audience in order to bring about the change you are advocating for . . .
Call to Action
Evidence
Concessions
Refutation
44
The reciprocal pronoun "each other" refers to . . .
two people
four or more people
one person
three or more people
45
Santha Rama Rau wrote . . .
That's Not My Name
What's My Name Again?
By Any Other Name
What's in a Name?
46
Trent’s story was so _______________ that many questioned whether it actually happened.
bamboozle
bizarre
eclectic
candor
47
Teresa Palomo Acosta wrote . . .
Where I'm From
My Mother Pieced Quilts
Legal Alien
Everyday Use
48
Pat Mora wrote . . .
Legal Alien
My Mother Pieced Quilts
Everyday Use
Two Ways to Belong in America
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An individual's view or outlook on a topic . . .
Tone
Voice
Conflict
Perspective
50
The reciprocal pronoun "one another" refers to . . .
two or more people
one person
two people
three or more people
51
Many movies _______________ the lives of those taken from this world too soon.
decorum
commemorate
accentuate
boycott
52
The detective must uncover the murderer by _______________ from facts.
deign
accentuate
deduction
alliteration
53
In an argument, facts, research findings, quotes, and experiences can all be used as . . .
Refutation
Evidence
Call to Action
Concessions
54
The proteins produced by the body worked as _______________ against the bacteria.
despondents
deductions
antibodies
analogies