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Literary Devices and Parts of Speech
Literary Devices and Parts of Speech
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Poetry concepts studied in class
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A dynamic character is most likely the ______ of a story.
protagonist
static
foil
narrator
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This is used to support your claim
pathos
textual evidence
imagery
logos
3
Which of these is a concrete noun?
bark
book
bake
bail
4
A reference to something or someone in some branch of culture.
diction
inference
allusion
imagery
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This may be used in writing including poetry to give writing an authentic voice.
SOAPSTONE
DIDLS
dialect
syntax
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This writing method helps writers to address all parts of a writing prompt
Rhetorical precis
Rhetorical mode
Rhetorical strategy
Rhetorical thesis
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Donald Trump was chosen by the Electoral College. This is an example of
Active voice
Passive voice
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six lines of poetry is a:
sestet
sixtet
septet
seistet
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A theme is
a technique writers use
a picture that represents something more than itself
an idea that is repeated or recurring in literature
an author's word choice
10
Which of these is a type of imagery
factory
olfactory
folactory
olactory
11
Four lines of poetry is considered a:
quatrain
stanza
couplet
tercet
12
Which of these sentences is/are correct?
The Bill of Rights can be amended; or changed anytime.
The Bill of Rights can be changed; amended.
The Bill of Rights can be changed; it can be amended anytime
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These represent something other than themselves.
imagery
diction
allusion
symbols
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What type of conflict do two characters have?
internal
external
intrinsic
extraterrestrial
15
Which of the following exhibits parallel structure?
Dorothy lied, spied, and fought for her freedom.
Dorothy lied, spied on people, and fought for her freedom.
Dorothy told lies, spied, and fought for her freedom.
Dorothy lies, spies, and fought for her freedom.
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Measurable sections of poetry are called:
stanzas
odes
quatrains
tercets
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Which of these is a proper noun?
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Arkansas
apes
archetypes
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Which of these is an abstract noun?
popcorn
pail
perseverance
purchase
19
When the author gives clues or hints to something that will happen later in the story, we refer to it as
plot
foreshadowing
flashback
dialogue
20
Dennis kicked the ball into the foul zone. This is an example of
Passive voice
Active voice
21
What do we call the reason behind a character's actions?
tone
characterization
foreshadowing
motivation
22
The electoral college chose the President in our most recent election. This is an example of
Passive voice
Active voice
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To read between the lines is to make an
assumption
inference
allusion
evidence
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2 lines of poetry is called a:
tercet
quatrain
couplet
sestet
25
Which of the following examples exhibits parallel structure.
Madison argued against factions and explains a Republic.
Madison argues against factions and explained a Republic.
Madison argued against factions and explained a Republic.
Madison argues and explained a Republic.