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All Things AP Lit: A Final Review
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The tree in Waiting For Godot is perhaps intended to call to mind the biblical tree of knowledge, which is an example of
Symbolism
Allusion
Metaphor
Anaphora
2
An apostrophe is a type of poem that
Combines two words together
Has 14 lines
Directly addresses something that is not living
Is written in "ABAB" rhyme schme
3
In The Kite Runner, Assef serves as the
Metaphor
Protagonist
Antagonist
Symbol
4
This literary term must
always
be paired with a descriptive word or phrase
Imagery
Diction
Tone
Metaphor
5
Many readers see Mabeth’s
ambition as his _________; Complacency might be the Narrator’s in
The Handmaid’s Tale
Fatal Flaw
Hubris
Primary Trait
Secondary Trait
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The phrase "in media res" refers to
A structural technique where the story begins in the middle of the action
A story with an ambiguous ending
A structural technique involving the heavy use of flashback
The reliance on a single narrator for the duration of the story
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A repeated element in a narrative is called a
Symbol
Motif
Repetition
Analogy
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"The door creaked its disapproval of being opened after so long" is an example of
Simile
Auditory Imagery
Personification
Metaphor
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In
The Handmaid’s Tale,
Moira's daring and rebellious highlights the Narrator’s own meekness. This is an example of:
Paradox
Omniscient Point of View
A Foil Character
Secondary Character Traits
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In
Native Son,
the character of Bigger Thomas is
All of these
An antihero
The protagonist
An archetype
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The Mother Figure, the Trickster, and the Hero are all examples of
Symbols
protagonists
antagonists
archetypes
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In an AP Prompt, the literary term "theme" is often phrased as
"the meaning of the work as a whole"
"relationship"
"Avoid plot summary"
"complex"
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Which is NOT one of the elements of traditional plot structure?
Resolution
Falling Action
Flashback
Rising Action
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Which of the following would NOT be relevant in a focused setting analysis?
Physical Location
Temporal location
Use of flashforward
Time of Day
15
Frankenstein
makes use of a ___________ because the story is actually being narrated by Walton's letters to his sister.
Framing Device
Persona
Motif
Parable
16
The Kite Runner was written by
Kalid Hossein
Khaled Hosseini
Hosseini Kaled
Kaled Hoseini
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The use of the word "complex" in an essay prompt tells you that
The text will be difficult to understand
The writing was extremely nuanced
The answer is particularly deep
You're being asked to explore two conflicting ideas within a text
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A device that allows viewers to "hear" a character's thoughts in a play
monologue
diction
soliloquy
voice-over
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Often an important element in an analysis of tone
Grammar
Shift
Metaphor
Diction
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In a short story, a main character suddenly realizes she has been playing a part rather than being true to her feelings
Climax
Epilogue
Epiphany
Apostrophe
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Evidence:Commentary
3:1
2:1
1:1
1:2
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A busy street; an orchestra before a performance while everyone is warming up at the same time; a sound device in poetry
Cacophony
Assoncance
Alliteration
Euphony
23
14 lines of Iambic Pentameter makes a
Villanelle
Ballad
Narrative Poem
Sonnet
24
A character in a play speaking for an extended period with another character listening is a
Panegyric
Monologue
Soliloquy
Speech
25
The Author of Waiting For Godot
Arthur Miller
Beckett Samuel
Miller Johnson
Samuel Beckett
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Extended metaphor in which all details are connected to the central analogy (like the compass in "Forbidding Mourning")
Simile
Conceit
Analogy
Implied Metaphor
27
Blank Verse has prosody requirements, but no set rhyme scheme
False
True
28
"All the world is a stage" is an example of
Metaphor
Simile
Imagery
Anaphora
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"Hope is the thing with feathers" in an example of
Conceit
Simile
Implied Metaphor
Extended Metaphor
30
Arthur Miller wrote
Waiting For Godot
Death of a Salesman
Macbeth
The Kite Runner
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In
The Kite Runner,
the part of the novel after Amir returns to the US with Sohrab.
Climax
Resolution
Falling Action
Denouement
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A narrative method in which the author tells the story through an unbroken flow of a character's thoughts and awareness.
Innocent-eye Narration
Stream of Consciousness Narration
3rd Person Narration
1st Person Narration
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A device that is always relevant, regardless of the passage details
Analogy
Prosody
Tone
Personification
34
"Amir is shown to be cowardly when he fails to help Hassan." is an example of
Active Sentence Construction
Passive Sentence Construction
35
Point of View technique in which the reader can see only what would be observable to a bystander
Omniscient Narrator
1st Person Narrator
Objective Narrator
Limited Omniscient Narrator
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In the play Macbeth, the scene in Act 3 where Macbeth dramatically sees Banquo's ghost is the
Rising Action
Climax
Dramatic Irony
Soliloquy
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"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness..."
Foil
Heroic Couplet
Antithesis
Indirect Quotation
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Which of the following is NOT a type of analogy?
Juxtaposition
Conceit
Simile
Metaphor
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A sonnet that ends in a rhyming couplet is usually
An English Sonnet
An Italian Sonnet
A Petrarchan Sonnet
A Shakespearean Sonnet
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The type of conflict in which a character wrestles with troublesome elements of their own personality
Person v. The Physical World
Person v. Person
Person v. Self
Person v. Society