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English Midterm 10th
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What favor does Hazen Kinch do for the narrator
He gave him a $20
He helped him gravel the snow in his yard
He drove him to town
He bought his meddicine
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A figure of speech in which something non-human is given human characteristics or feelings
Personification
characterization
exposition
forshadowing
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who overruns Odysseus's home and takes advantage of his family while he is away?
The phasians
The Suitors
The gods
His Son
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Penelope
Odyssesus's mom
The Muse
The Sirens
Odysseus' wife
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a dignified, impersond, and elevated use of language
alliteration
dialect
formal diction
onomatopoeia
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To what cicvilized people does Odysseus tell the story of his wanderings
The Sutors
The Phasians
The phonicians
The Trojians
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Brigs father was proud of him for going to war
True
False
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Quintas is a citizen of where?
Greece
Paris
Rome
England
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Odysseus has to sacrafice the cattle of th esun god to get home
True
False
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A discrepancy between what is stated and what is really meant, or between wht is expected and what actally happened
Truth
Flat Character
Round Character
Irony
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Of whom does Homer ask insperation at the beginning of the book?
The Muse
Poseidon
The Captin
Athena
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Potts says to "expect trouble" if you meet a train of what
Liquids
Gas
Caboose
Tanker cars
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Something that maintains its own meaning while it also stands for something else
symbol
style
irony
theme
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the repetition of consonant sounds on a group of words close together
dialect
Alliteration
metaphor
Assonance
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What is the only thing Kinch loves
His wife
His job
His daughter
His son
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What reward was Potts given for his bravery?
A Promotion
A $1,000 reward
A Thank You
An Early Retirment
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Into what does Circe turn 22 of Odysseus's men?
Dust
Sheep
Pigs
Cows
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Odysseus
Antagonist
Trojan war hero
Telemachus' son
Penelope's son
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A fictional narrative written in prose, which is shorter than a novel
Short Story
Biography
Poem
Auto Biography
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The use of clues that hint at importent plot develpments to follow in a story or drama
Memories
personification
Irony
Forshadowing
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A Comparison
William Cowper
Robert Frost
Robert Browning
John Keats
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A writer's characteristics way of writing
skill
irony
style
symbol
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Telemachus
Penelopes Husband
Odysseus's son
Main Sutior
The Muse
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Why does Posiden despise Odysseus?
He blindes his Son
He killed his son
He Stabbed him
He blinded Him
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A shallow character that is not fully developed
Flat Charater
Main Character
Round Character
Side Character
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A struggle between two opposing forces in a piece of literature
Protagonist
Conflict
Climax
Antagonist
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a three dimensional, fully developed character capable of change
Flat character
Round character
skinny character
antaganist
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How does Hazen Kinch suffer for his meanness
He loses his job
His son dies
His daughter dies
His wife dies
29
the vantage point from which a narrative is told
Point of view
Third person
1st person
2nd person
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compares two unlike things explicitly making use of words such as like,as,appers,seems
metaphor
stanza
meter
simile
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Tiresias
Blind Prophat in Hades
Odysseus's son
Sun god
The Cyclops
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compares two unlike things implicitly
metaphor
poetry
stanzza
similie
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The main idea expressed in a literary work
Symbol
Style
Theme
Limited
34
a regular pattern of rhythem in verse
diction
metaphore
tuft
meter
35
All the action in a story that follows the tuning point.
Resolution
False Action
Falling Action
Rissing Action
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The Grasshopper and the Cricket
Robert Frost
William Cowper
John Keats
Robert Browning
37
" Potts, engineer, say that a railroad man always must expect" what?
everything
Anything
a tanker train
The Unexpected
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Why doesn't Doan Marhey buy medicine for Mrs. Kinch
He Lost the money
He got in an accident
The roads were clossed
He spent it
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Poseidon
phacien king
Sun god
Protgaonist
Antagonist
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Odysseus left Penelope and his home in order to fight in what city?
England
Troy
Rome
Greece
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laungage which is usually ranged in lines with a regular rythem and often with a definite rhyme scheme
meter
couplet
poetry
stanza
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occurs at the end of a line of poetry
eye rhyme
diction
poetry
end rhyme
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The Need of Being Versed in Country Things
John Keats
Robert Browning
Robert Frost
William Cowper
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Polyphemus
Blind Prophet
Calypso
God who helped
The Cyclops
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The Tufy of Flowers
Willam Cowper
Robert Browning
Robert Frost
John Keats
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language spoken by a definable group of people from a particular region, economic group, or social class
personification
stanza
dialect
similie
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Odysseus tricks the Cyclops by telling him his name is what
NO ONE
POLYPHEMUS
ODYSSEUS
TELEMACHUS
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the use of a word whose sound imitates or reinforces it's meaning
splat
onomatopoeia
animals
metaphore
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Nausicaa
Trapped Odysseus for 7 years
Young Prince
Young Phacien Princess
Siren
50
when the sense of a line of poetry continues on the next line or lines
metaphor
poetry
enjambment
eye rhyme
51
The end of a story where new equilibrium is established
Climax
Conflict
Problem
Resolution
52
The methods used to present the personality of a character in a work of literature.
protaginst
Personification
Antagonist
Characterization
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The main character of a story or drama
Protagonist
Hero
Villian
Antagonist
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a conversational language stylewhich may include slang expressions
formal diction
middle diction
diction
informal diction
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Quintas's father was disappointed by his dissability
True
False
56
The point of view where the narrator is a character in the story
3rd Person
1st Person
2nd Person
57
words whose speeling are similar but whose pronunciation are not
rhyme
trickery
eye rhyme
poetry
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Athene
Odysseus's daughter
Tapped him for 7 years
Goddes who helped Odysseus
Odysseus's wife
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The part of the plot that provides info about the settings and characters before conflict is introduced.
exposition
climax
resolution
irony
60
The Incident of the French Camp
William Cowper
John Keats
Robert Frost
Robert Browning
61
the repetition of vowel sounds in a group of words close together
enjambment
dialect
assonance
meter
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A person or forces that opposes the main character
Antagonist
Protagonist
Hero
Resolutionist
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What fruit made the sailor forgot their desire to return home
Music
lotus
Stars
Rose
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Calypso
Trapped Odysseus for 3 years
Trapped Odysseus for 4 years
Trapped Odysseus for 7 years
Sun god
65
The moment of highest emotional intensity in a plot
action
irony
Climax
conflict
66
What does Dagodurnus's nickname, Brig, translated to mean?
Strong
Patient
Big Heart
Brave
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a grouping of lines set off by a space, which usually has a set pattern of meter and rhyme
stanza
rhyme scheme
end rhyme
meter
68
The point of view where an "all-knowing" narrator tells the story
third person omniscient
third person limited
symbol
style
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the point of view where the narrator is outside the story, yet limits the reader's view to one character's perspective
third person limited
irony
third person
personification