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MAP Vocab 1
MAP Vocab 1
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This is a review for some vocabulary terms used on the MAP test.
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A true statement that is often funny or uses language in a witty manner is an...
anecdote
stereotype
aphorism
cause
2
A metrical foot that is an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable is called
iamb
trochee
dactyl
anapest
3
The units of measurement of syllables in lines of poetry are called...
iambs
metrical feet
standard english
metrical hands
4
A statement that seems impossible or untrue, but actually reveals a deep truth is a...
stereotype
iamb
paradox
synecdoche
5
"Jessica failed the test because she fell asleep." Her falling asleep is the __ of her failure
aphorism
cause
effect
tale
6
The rules of language including grammar / spelling / punctuation is called
syntax
acronym
homonym
omniscient
7
When you say "Green Bay" to stand for "The Green Bay Packers" this is an example of
synecdoche
cliche
archetype
aphorism
8
"The trees seemed happy" is an example of
pathetic fallacy
homonym
oxymoron
aphorism
9
A comparison between two objects that uses like or as is called a
personification
stereotype
simile
metaphor
10
The typical character or the "usual description" of a hero or a villain is called an...
synecdoche
omniscient
aphorism
archetype
11
The opposite of something or the arch enemy of someone is called
antithesis
homonym
archetype
narrator
12
"Impossibly Easy" is an example of
syntax
oxymoron
acronym
simile
13
Two words that usually don't go together but are used to describe someone or something is an..
syntax
iamb
oxymoron
cliche
14
A generalization that is applied to an entire group is called a....
policy
simile
archetype
stereotype
15
When something stands for or represents a deeper thought this is called
analysis
paradox
symbolism
similes
16
A line of iambic pentameter has how many syllables?
5
20
15
10
17
A phrase or saying that is OVERUSED to the point that it loses meaning is....
cliche
dynamic
symbolism
oxymoron
18
A narrator that knows the thoughts and feelings of all characters is called...
third person
first person
omniscient
limited
19
A word or phrase that is formed by the first letters in multiple words is called an...
aphorism
acronym
tale
pathetic fallacy
20
When you add human emotions to non-human things, this is...
pathetic fallacy
stereotype
oxymoron
omniscient