9/11, atomic bomb, ww2, ww1, massive destruction of life

antonyms for disparaging

appreciative, complimentary, favorable

One theme that prevails in The Odyssey

Respect for the gods is essential to survival

ill will, desire to harm others

"I'll to the Friar to know his remedy. If all else fail, myself have power to die."

both foreshadowing and soliloquy

never happy, not able to be satisfied

Why does Odysseus not kill Polyphemus when he has a chance?

He and his men would be trapped in the cave

negative, unfavorable, expressing a low opinion

What example of poor judgement does Odysseus show?

He taunts and yells at Polyphemus.

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1
Which word does not belong?
arrogant
modest
haughty
overbearing
2
Who serves as the comic relief in Romeo and Juliet
Friar John
Tybalt
Friar Laurence
Nurse
3
In one respect I'll thy assistant be, For this alliance may so happy prove to turn your household's rancor to pure love
Friar Laurence
Romeo
Prince
Lord Capulet
4
Which comes first: death of Paris, death of Lady Montague, Romeo's suicide
death of Lady Montague
death of Paris
Romeo's suicide
5
A speech made by a character alone on the stage
monologue
soliloquy
6
Death lies on her
metaphor
personification
all of the above
simile
7
The sweltering summer of the Negro's legitimate discontent ........ an invigorating autumn of freedom and equality.
common ground
simile
parallelism
metaphor
8
conjecture
know
cognizant
aware
guess
9
The student enjoyed reading this novel. Enjoyed is what type of verb?
transitive
intransitive
10
Donald Trump to Joe Biden
cursory
derogatory
predicament
precursor
11
carnage
massive reproduction of life
9/11, atomic bomb, ww2, ww1
gaining life
massive destruction of life
12
negligent, neglectful, lax
remiss
pungent
conducive
surmise
13
Swimming is my favorite summer activity
noun of direct address
direct object
participle
gerund
14
equivocate
give a direct answer
put down others
helping or aiding others
avoid giving a direct answer
15
A remark intended to be heard by the audience, not the characters
accident
monologue
soliloquy
aside
16
What trick does Odysseus play on Polyphemus?
the sheep
his eye
his name
the other Cyclopes
17
Mr Bennet was among the earliest of those who waited on Mr. Bingley What type of verb is waited?
action
transitive
linking
Both action and intransitive
18
Mr Bennet was among the earliest of those who waited on Mr. Bingley What is the dependent clause?
adjective
adverb
noun
19
Part One of The Odyssey is told as a
allusion
drama
flashback
analogy
20
Who is Odysseus' constant help, mentor, aid
Calypso
Athena
Zeus
Poseidon
21
antonyms for disparaging
public command
appreciative
give up throne, resign
complimentary, favorable
22
One theme that prevails in The Odyssey
Love can survive lengthy absences
Respect for the gods is essential to survival
The war can be won with tricky schemes.
The gods will come after you.
23
abject
identity disguised
guess
miserable, low in spirit
introduce suddenly between statements
24
Who finds out the information for the wedding to Romeo?
Nurse
Friar John
Lord Capulet
Lord Montague
25
concurrent
happening at the same time different day
happening at the same time
happening at different times
26
O happy dagger! This is thy sheath, there rust and let me die
Juliet
Friar Laurence
Lord Montague
Romeo
27
I memorized the books of the Bible. The prepositional phrase is?
noun
adverb
adjective
28
to be a good example of or distinctive of
atypical
archetype
stereotype
typify
29
Romeo comments how beautiful Juliet is, and he mentions the crimson in her lips and in her cheeks
metaphor
simile
dramatic irony
personification
30
"Ask for me tomorrow and you shall find me a grave man"
pun
simile
dramatic irony
aside
31
malice
unable to be called back
ill will, desire to harm others
pretend illness or injury
speak evil of
32
Who says, "Ask for me tomorrow and you shall find me a grave man."
Lord Capulet
Tybalt
Mercutio
Romeo
33
Which word does not belong?
quell
arouse
incite
provoke
34
"I'll to the Friar to know his remedy. If all else fail, myself have power to die."
foreshadowing
both foreshadowing and soliloquy
soliloquy
flashback
35
insatiable
always happy
easily satisfied
never happy
not able to be satisfied
36
Take these pills to __ your allergy symptoms
alleviate
cognizant
mitigate
emphasize
37
Why does Odysseus not kill Polyphemus when he has a chance?
He and his men would starve
He and his men would not know how to get back to the ship
He and his men would be trapped in the cave
He and his men would be eaten.
38
credible
knowing what is right
fake
guessing
believable
39
Five score years ago, a great American, in whose symbolic shadow we stand today....
simile
parallelism
allusion
restatement
40
Because we have exams, we have half days.
coordinating conjunction
subordinating conjunction
41
9/11, Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Ukraine, Covid, school shootings
predicament
jurisdiction
atheism
carnage
42
derogatory
negative, unfavorable
positive, faborable
expressing a high opinion
expressing a low opinion
43
As Catholics, we believe that abortion is murder. The dependent clause?
adjective
adverb
noun
44
We all like to take it easy at the end of a tough day. Everyone likes and deserves some leisure time.
allusion
parallelism
restatement
repetition
45
dejection
incorrect
correct
sadness
happiness
46
Who fails to deliver the important information to Romeo?
Lord Capulet
Friar Laurence
Balthasar
Friar John
47
What example of poor judgement does Odysseus show?
He steals all the rams.
He taunts and yells at Polyphemus.
He closes the cave with a rock.
He steals all the cheeses.
48
Israel, wildfires, abortion, world condition, slavery
conjecture
exhilaration
abject
incognito
49
When did MLK deliver the famous I Have a Dream speech?
April 1968
July 1968
August 1963
August 2009
50
Which word does not belong?
dejection
elation
sadness
melancholy
51
legal authority, especially in regard to range or extent
power
jurisdiction
control
all are synonyms
52
Major plot strands of The Odyssey Which one does not belong?
Odysseus joins forces with his son to deal with the suitors.
Odysseus must deal with his wife's suitors and access her feeling for him
Odysseus must face temptations and obstacles as he tries to get home.
Odysseus finds a way to win the war
53
empathize
have no clue
not knowing which is right and wrong
fully understand
lost
54
arrogant
exclusive right or privlege
abolish or cancel something
showing an excessive and unpleasant sense of superiority
showing respect to others
55
jurisdiction
legal authority
wicked, sinful person
anger, stir up
good example
56
Here's to my love. O true Apothecary, thy drugs are quick. Thus, with a kiss, I die
Tybalt
Mercutio
Juliet
Romeo
57
Which does NOT belong
All are synonyms
expunge
erase
delete
58
conducive
leading, contributing, or favorable to something
not helping towards the goal
unfavorable
following
59
enrapture
intensely sad
sad, mournful, discouraged
thrill, charm, enchant, captivate
intensely delight
60
Ms. Honey is wearing a new dress that she bought at the mall What is the dependent clause?
adverb
noun
adjective
61
My mom gave Anna a dozen of roses. Anna
predicate nominative
indirect object
predicate adjective
direct object
62
A plague on both your houses!
Tybalt
Romeo
Mercutio
the Prince
63
The action of the play takes place over the course of how many days?
five
three
six
two
64
Which word means assent?
dissent
concur
oppose
refusal
65
Lady Montague is reported dead at the tomb of Romeo and Juliet
True
False
66
Political cartoons which poke fun at certain officials
saturate
unremitting
satirical
prerogative
67
Poison, I see hath been his timeless end
Friar Laurence
Juliet
the Prince
Romeo
68
assent
sadness
disagreemnt
agreement
vague expectation
69
How does Polyphemus answer Odysseus' plea for hospitality?
He eats all of them.
He offers them cheese and wine.
He eats two of them.
He kills Odysseus.
70
students will find not only more time to juggle their work, but also with more peace of mind to enjoy those hours
common ground
anecdote
parallelism
repetition
71
insidious
lack of seriousness
agreement
take the place of
tricky or deceitful
72
He enjoyed reading this novel. Reading this novel is what type of phrase?
participle
appositive
gerund
prepositional
73
All STM kids are rich; all Blacks are good athletes
truth
stereotype
capitalize
rancor
74
happening at the same time
concomitant
concurrent
simultaneous
All are synonyms
75
What ritual for the dead does Odysseus perform?
He puts a coin under their tongues
He lets out a cry three times for each soul
He buries them on Calypso's island
He buries them in the sea
76
"Death lies on her like an untimely frost upon the sweetest flower of all the field"
Romeo
Friar Laurence
Lord Montague
Lord Capulet
77
"I have a dream.... and live out the true meaning of its creed: We hold these truths to be self-evident...
allusion - Shakespeare
allusion - Declaration of Independence
allusion - Constitution
allusion - Biblical
78
Which word does not belong?
All of these are synonyms
anomalous
atypical
usual
79
Although exams are stressful, we do have half days. The dependent clause?
adjective
adverb
noun
80
use of the exact same words to add rhythm and emphasis
restatement
repetition
allusion
parallelism
81
Which is NOT in the speech?
thanks to distinguished guests
references to the Bible
repeated phrases
quotations from songs
82
Which word does not belong?
permanent
temporary
irreversible
irrevocable
83
The boy is wearing a new lettermen jacket that he bought at the football banquet. What type of dependent clause?
noun
adjective
adverb
84
exacerbate
aggravate
alleviate
make worse
make better
85
Something in the plot that leads to something else
climax
monologue
accident
aside
86
alleviate
make more sever
make less severe
lack of seriousness
not related to the subject
87
benign
mild, pleasant, not causing harm
rude, mean, harmful
unkind, hurtful, disrespectful
kind, gentle, harmless
88
O she doth teaches the torches to burn bright; it seems she hangs ... like a rich jewel in an Ethiop's ear
metaphor
personification
both personification and simile
simile
89
irrevocable
unable to be called back
avoid giving a direct answer
speak evil of
honest, moral, and upright behavior
90
cursory
slowly, taken time
right, correct
rapid and superficial, hastily done
wrong, incorrect
91
i pray that you do well on your exam What is the dependent clause?
noun
adjective
adverb
92
Mr. Duhon explained how cells divide. The dependent clause is?
adjective
adverb
noun
93
Beauty's ensign is yet crimson in thy lips and in thy cheeks
comic relief
accident
dramatic irony
soliloquy
94
capitulate
surrender
go down fighting
give up, yield
resist
95
The prologue is known as what type of poetry?
sonnet
none of the above
iambic pentameter
couplets
96
cognizant
to know, figure out
aware
not knowing
unaware
97
because your semester grade is dependent on the exam, you must pass. What is the dependent clause?
adverb
There is no 2nd dependent clause
adjective
noun
98
What does Homer say destroyed all of Odysseus' men?
their own recklessness
their eating of the cows
their eating of the sheep
their stupidity
99
What is an antonym of malice?
hostility
rancor
benevolence
malign
100
President Obama used all of the following in his speech EXCEPT
anecdote
references to the Bible
parallelism
rhetorical questions
101
When President Obama calls out individuals who struggled, or Michael Jordan who faced failure, this is effectively using
restatement
anecdotes
allusions
supporting evidence
102
the use of a personal story in a speech
metaphor
allusion
restatement
anecdote
103
I am hurt! A plague on both your houses! Who is the speaker?
Lord Capulet
Mercutio
Juliet
Romeo
104
He enjoyed reading this novel. The phrase reading this novel functions as the
indirect object
direct object
predicate nominative
predicate adjective
105
assiduous
hardworking or showing great effort, care, and attention
take the place of
lazy or showing no effort, care, or attention
tricky or decieutful
106
The book on my desk is a classic. The prepositional phrase functions as?
adjective
adverb
107
Mr Bennet was among the earliest of those who waited on Mr. Bingley What part of speech is earliest?
adjective
noun
preposition
adverb
108
malign
not satisfied
ill will, desire to harm others
unable to take back
speak evil of
109
What role does Athena play?
She is Odysseus' guide.
He is a role model
She gives Odysseus sheep.
She gives Odysseus wine.
110
i pray that you do well on your exam What is the sentence type?
compound
compound complex
complex
simple
111
The pattern where 2 lines rhyme: aa bb
internal rhyme
couplets
end rhyme
sonnet
112
atypical
not typical or unusual
original model or pattern
good example
typical or usualy
113
The epic poems were passed from generation to generation by
poets
rhapsodies
kings
Homer
114
same exact sentence structure
restatement
allusion
metaphor
parallelism
115
Which of these lines comes from a patriotic song?
Let freedom ring
the content of their character
Now is the time
I have a dream
116
The climax of the play
Tybalt kills Mercutio
Romeo is banished
Romeo kills Tybalt
Romeo and Juliet are married
117
MLK uses spiritual songs, Declaration of Independence, and other references
repetition
restatement
metaphor
allusion
118
i pray that you do well on your exam because your semester grade is dependent on the exam What is the subject?
exam
semester
grade
I
119
I gave the letter to my teacher. Letter
direct object
predicate nominative
indirect object
predicate adjective
120
What characteristic of Romeo leads to his downfall
indecisiveness
vengefulness
impulsiveness
moodiness
121
Ms. Honey is wearing a new dress that she bought at the mall The prepositional phrase at the mall functions as
adjective
adverb
noun
122
capitalize
worsen
take advantage of or profit from
to lose profit or disadvange
truthfulness, accurate information
123
acrimonious
mental keenness or sharpness
highest point
harshness or bitterness of speech
to dissagree
124
take advantage of or profit from
capitulate
expunge
capitalize
recapitulate
125
unpleasant, difficult or complicated situation
jurisdiction
predicament
abdicate
edict
126
When the speaker uses phrases like: I get it, I know what it's like, We all know...
theme
audience analysis
concession
metaphor
127
Ms. Honey is wearing a new dress that she bought at the mall What is the function of the word dress?
direct object
indirect object
predicate adjective
predicate nominative
128
My teacher gave us a list of words to review. The phrase to review is?
gerund
participle
infinitive
prepositional
129
incredulous
unwilling to help
willing to help
willing to believe
unwilling to believe
130
Which god kept Odysseus captive
Calypso
Zeus
Athena
Poseidon
131
wasabi, onions, certain candles, spices
pungent
provocative
None of these fit the example
bland

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