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Pronoun: John Hancock was the only one who ___ name in such large letters.
he
their
his
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verb type: The Texans gathered inside the walls of an old chapel.
active
passive
3
Mountain ranges in North Africa ___ a major role in the region's weather and culture.
play
plays
4
verb type: The Almo was attacked on Feb.
passive
active
5
story that explains a specific aspect of life or natural world
myth
folktale
fairy tale
fable
6
what's the appositive: Abraham Lincoln, the sixteenth president, gave a memorable speech at the Battle of Gettyburg.
the Battle of Gettysburg
the sixteenth president
Abraham Lincoln
7
verb mood: We (have) a test tomorrow over the history of Texas.
indicative
subjunctive
imperative
8
2 sources used by authors as a prime source for allusion
Pop cult movies
British literature
Ancient Classics
Bible
9
pronoun: Each of the girls ate ___ serving of peas, but the boys just dropped the peas.
her
their
its
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what are the 2 largest traditional subgenres in drama
romance and tragedy
tragedy and comedy
history and romance
comedy and history
11
what's the prepositional: It is interesting to know that the Chinese name for the Yangtze River means "long river"
It is interesting
for the Yangtze River
to know that the Chinese name
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A sheltered harbor (makes, make) Boston an important seaport for New England.
make
makes
13
verb mood: Study your notes and (review) the reading again.
indicative
subjunctive
imperative
14
As the largest city in New England, Boston ___ along the Atlantic coast.
lie
lies
15
Swimming is exercise for which the force is nearly equal on all parts.
compound
simple
complex
compound-complex
16
brief folktale that presents a moral to teach a lesson through a practical example
myth
fable
fairy tale
beast fable
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identify the verbal: (Constricting of the diaphragm) causes hiccups.
infinitive
participle
gerund
18
sen type: Swimming is good for flexibility, and, of course, flexibility is needed for swimming.
simple
compound
complex
compound-complex
19
main characger in a story
protagonist
synecdoche
hero
20
Since its founding, the city ___ expanded greatly.
has
have
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verb type: The Mexicans brutally defeated the Texans rebels.
passive
active
22
character types, plots, and images that recur throughout literature
foils
archetypes
genres
myths
23
couplets that occur in iambic pentameter
rhymed couplets
Shakespearean couplets
heroic couplets
24
Although his trainer told Joe to quit for the day, eventually learned the maneuver.
sentence
fused sentence
comma splice
fragment
25
a speech given by a character who thinks he's alone discloses his innermost thoughts aloud
repartee
soliloqy
aside
monologue
26
verb tense: Historians see the Battle of Velasco.
past
future
present
27
Shakespeare wrote most of Romeo and Juliet in
free verse
prose
rhymed verse
blank verse
28
basic structural division of poetry
verse form
line
stanza
couplet
29
identify the verbal: Researchers want (to know why we hiccup).
participle
infinitive
gerund
30
The momentum of Joe's upswing threw his hands off the bars the motion of his body made him fall
comma splice
fragment
sentence
fused sentence
31
verb mood: If you (were interested) there is much more to know about the history.
imperative
subjunctive
indicative
32
character that opposes the traits of another character in a story
foil
frame
mirror
antagonist
33
Because everyone in the gym gasped when Joe fell.
fragment
fused sentence
sentence
comma splice
34
sent. type: Many nonriders find themselves very sore after riding a horse for a long time.
complex
compound-complex
compond
simple
35
identify dep. clause: When taken to extremes, students can get crazy in experiments.
in experiments
when taken to extremes
students can get crazy
36
verb mood: The Eagle and the Raven (contrasts) Santa Anna and Sam Houston.
indicative
imperative
subjunctive
37
identify the verbal: I can't get rid of these (nagging) hiccups.
infinitive
participle
gerund
38
the dialogue between the musicians after Juliet's faked death is an example of
eulogy
tragedy
comic relief
dramatic monolue
39
pronoun: Some of the containers have labels on ___ lids.
his
its
their
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sent. type: Horseback riding is another activity that requires a level of flexibility.
compound-complex
simple
complex
compound
41
character that struggles against the protagonist
hero
villain
antagonist
42
verb tense: Scientists will use research to cure cancer.
future
future perfect progressive
future progressive
43
the following is probably least likely to be alluded to by an author trying to write a lasting work
pop culture
the Bible
historic events
44
identify dep. clause: Many people get injuries that result from too much or too little stretching.
that result
many people get injuries
from too much or too little stretching
that result from too much or too little stretching
45
define allusion
meaningful reference in a work of literature to another work
brief fanciful folktale
story that explains an aspect of life
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sound devices: How primeval and how poetical are the things that one carries in one's pocket.
assonance
anaphora
parallelism
alliteration
47
most basic structural division of poetry
verse form
couplet
line
stanza
48
poem’s pattern of end rhyme is known as
verse form
rhyme scheme
stanza rhyme
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verb type: The city of San Antonio was captured by Texans.
active
passive
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Bostonians ___ many museums, libraries, and theaters.
enjoys
enjoy