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"His idea begged for attention" is an example of
Idiom
Simile
Personification
Metaphor
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MS. RAMSAY: (pointing a laser beam in her eye) Shut up! The words in parenthesis are called
stage directions
parenthetical expression
figurative language
characterization
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"Frog legs taste like chicken" is an example of
Personification
Metaphor
Simile
None of the above
4
A movement backwards in time in a story is called a
foreshadowing
anecdote
chronological
flashback
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In the lyric "I am full strength like a Cyclops's eye drops" Cyclops is an example of a(n)
hyperbole
allusion
ambiguity
personification
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Little hints about what will happen later in a story are called
anecdote
ambiguity
flashback
foreshadowing
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Dramatic Irony is used to
confuse the audience
create suspense in a work of fiction
connect with the audience
create a sensible ending
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When the audience knows more than the characters do, it is called...
Dramatic Irony
Situational Irony
Drama!
Verbal Irony
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An anecdote is
a cure for a snake bite
a brief story used to illustrate a point
giving human characteristics to non living things
a comparison between two unlike things
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Saying "It's only a scratch" after being mauled by a bear is an example of...
paradox
exaggeration
understatement
ambiguity
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"Is it true that you stepped in goo in your new blue shoe" is an example of
assonance
figurative language
alliteration
hyperbole
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A situation that SEEMS impossible, but is somehow true is called a
anecdote
paradox
understatement
overstatement
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"The classroom buzzed with excitement, each child was like a live wire" contains an example of
verbal irony
personification
onomatopoeia
metaphor
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"The mourners on the front benches sat in a blue-serge, black-crepe-dress gloom" contains
personification
simile
imagery
metaphor
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"Jerzee's bae thought about his exam. Jerzee thought, 'I love noodles!'" is an example of
Third person point of view
Omniscient point of view
Third person limited point of view
First person point of view
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"Walking down the street I saw Jerzee and her bae" is an example of
Omniscient point of view
Third person point of view
Third person limited point of view
First person point of view
17
Saying "Graceful!" after your friend falls down is an example of
Dramatic Irony
Verbal Irony
Situational Irony
Being rude
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"Your breath is a toxic waste dump" is an example of
literal language
simile
metaphor
personification
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An apostrophe is when...
the narrator speaks to someone/thing that is not there
the speaker speaks from the dead
the speaker uses incorrect punctuation
the speaker uses many metaphors to describe the subject
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A poem with fourteen lines that is written in iambic pentameter is called a
sonnet
haiku
vilanelle
ballad
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"Jerzee and her bae walked down the street" is an example of
Second Person point of view
Third person point of view
First person point of view
Third person limited point of view
22
"My son ate the cookie on the floor" is not clear. It is an example of
ambiguity
omniscient narration
paradox
understatement
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"Jerzee just jumped on Joshua's Japanese jaguar" is an example of
hyperbole
alliteration
personification
assonance
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"Jerzee thought 'I love noodles" while her bae studied for his exam" is an example of
Third person limited point of view
Omniscient point of view
First person point of view
Third person point of view
25
"Your mama's so dumb she thought a quarterback was her tax return" is an example of
analogy
hyperbole
irony
understatement
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After years of helping save the naked mole rat, he was killed by an angry pack of mole rats.
situational irony
verbal irony
paradox
dramatic irony
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"Hello," said Ms. Ramsay. "What's up?" inquired Stephan. This is an example of
monologue
dialogue
epilogue
prologue
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When an actor
reveals his inner thoughts
to the audience while he is
alone on stage
it's called
a solilloquy
a speech
a dialogue
a monologue
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Writing that appeals to one of the five senses is called
imagery
informational
persuasive
hyperbole
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Overstatement is exaggerating. Another word for this is
ambiguity
antecedent
hyperbole
paradox