SpringBoard English 3 Semester Review

Arthur Miller's The Crucible was what type of story?

Part of an essay which tells reader what the paper is going to be about?

What is one characteristic of a foil?

What do we call the first 10 amendments to the Constitution?

The underlying meaning of dialogue.

What type of rhetorical device is a reference to a well-known person, author, story, etc.

Figure of speech where a part represents a whole.  (i.e. referring to a car as "wheels.")

The Crucible was an allegory for which of the following?

A figure of speech giving a non-human object a human characteristic.

Where was the setting for the Crucible?

A reference made to a famous person, event or place from history, music, art, or other work.

Who was the character FOIL in "The Crucible"?

Which is the rhetorical appeal that focuses on the qualifications of the speaker?

Which of the following is a unique, key component of an argumentative essay/speech?

What was passed in direct response to the 9-11 attacks to protect America?

Which type of rhetorical device is the repetition of initial sounds? (ex:Laura liked the lion) 

Which type of irony occurs when an event contradicts with expectations?

A textbook is an example of which type of information source?

Part of an essay which supports the claims?

Which type of irony occurs when a speaker says one thing while meaning the opposite?

When what is expected is different from what actually occurs.

A diary from someone who was at an event is an example of which type of information source?

What is the theme of the Junior English SpringBoard?

Which type of irony occurs when the audience knows something the characters in a story don't?

What is the descriptive language authors use to create word pictures?

The way a literary work is organized?

The repetition of the same word or group of words at the beginning of clauses or lines

"If it ain't broke, don't fix it," is an example of which of the following?

Which is the rhetorical appeal that uses factual evidence?

Who was the antagonist in The Crucible?

Which term is defined as "The descriptive language authors use to create word pictures"?

Which of the following is the rhetorical appeal which appeals to the reader's emotions.

Which term means "To define by using examples"?

The Crucible is an example of which of the following?

Part of an argumentative essay which tells reader what to do next?