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Terms Quiz #3
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"A h
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st of g
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lden daff
o
dils"
is an example of...
assonance
irony
metonomy
consonance
2
"The rise in poverty will unlock the Pandora’s box of crimes"
is an example of...
simile
paradox
allusion
dramatic irony
3
All of these were written before 1900 EXCEPT:
Frankenstein
Girl With a Pearl Earring
The Scarlet Letter
Pride and Prejudice
4
Descriptive language evoking mental pictures and physical experience.
tone
ballad
chiasmus
imagery
5
This character is in opposition to the protagonist.
antagonist
hero
bildungsroman
archetype
6
A word or phrase open to two interpretations, one of which is usually risqué or indecent.
antithesis
double entendre
paradox
apostrophe
7
When a narrator knows what ALL characters think and feel.
1st person point-of-view
3rd person-omniscient point-of-view
3rd person-limited point-of-view
2nd person point-of-view
8
A comparison showing similarities between things that are not alike, using "like" or "as".
parody
alliteration
epithet
simile
9
This literary suicide is renowned.
Lennie Small
Julius Caesar
Victor Frankenstein
Ophelia
10
This novel falls into the dystopian genre of literature.
The Crucible
Night
The Metamorphosis
Anthem
11
A Shakespearean sonnet contains all of the following
except
...
iambic pentameter
a rhyming couplet at the end
14 lines
no rhyme scheme
12
Four (4) lines of poetry is called a...
quadruplet
quatrain
quadster
quadrant
13
Which novel may not be of "literary merit", according to College Board?
13 Reasons Why
Of Mice and Men
The Picture of Dorian Grey
The Metamorphosis
14
Use of multiple coordinating conjunctions in succession.
periodic sentence
loose sentence
asyndeton
polysyndeton
15
All of these novels are examples of "historical fiction"
except.
..
The Crucible
Girl With a Pearl Earring
The Great Gatsby
Julius Caesar
16
Characters that contrast in order to highlight their particular qualities.
foil
hamartia
apostrophe
irony
17
A situation in which the reader or audience knows something that a character does not.
irony
paradox
hyperbole
epithet
18
This character narrates To Kill a Mockingbird.
Scout
Atticus
Dill
Calpurnia