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What color is typically associated with renewal, rebirth, or a fresh start?
Yellow
Pink
Red
Green
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Which is not a typical type of conflict in literature?
Man vs. Man
Man Vs. Nature
Man vs. Psychosis
Man vs. Society
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The wind's whining woke me on Wednesday night. What literary device is used?
Assonance
Consonance
Alliteration
Internal Rhyme
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Which famous author is known as the father of the modern detective story?
Stephen King
Shakespeare
Sophocles
Poe
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Who wrote Of Mice and Men?
Lorraine Hansberry
Nancy Drew
John Snow
John Steinbeck
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Sentence structure
Diction
Style
Syntax
Metafiction
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The dictionary definition of a word
inference
denotation
connotation
detonation
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This type of narration uses the pronoun "I", "We", or "Us"
Second
First
Limited Omniscient
Omniscient
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An indirect reference to another literary work, historical event, person, or movie.
Metaficitonal Technique
Metonymy
Allusion
Allegory
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Sarcasm is a type of ____ irony.
Dramatic
Verbal
Situational
Emotional
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This term refers to the author's attitude toward the subject matter in the writing.
Theme
Mood
Rising Action
Tone
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The most bias type of 3rd person narration
Emotional
Omniscient
Limited Omniscient
Objective
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This literary device happens when the reader knows something the characters do not.
Situational Irony
Hyperbole
Verbal Irony
Dramatic Irony
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This term refers to two lines of poetry that rhyme.
Stanza
Iambic Pentameter
Couplet
Assonance
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This type of third person narration shows one character's thoughts and feelings.
Limited Omniscient
First
Second
Omniscient
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Meaning/emotion attached to a word
denotation
metafiction
connotation
simile
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Hints and clues that tell the reader what is coming up next
Exposition
Theme
Foreshadowing
Flashback
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This literary device is an extended metaphor.
Onomatopoeia
Allusion
Hyperbole
Allegory
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When words in the same line of poetry rhyme
internal rhyme
end rhyme
external rhyme
near rhyme
20
What type of English are Shakespeare's works written in?
Old English
Modern English
Middle English
Early Modern English
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This type of irony occurs when the reader knows something the characters don't
emotional
dramatic
situational
verbal
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An author's word choice
Diction
Denotation
Accent
Dialect
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"Her eyes were the sun, illuminating every dark day." What literary device is used?
Simile
Alliteration
Hyperbole
Metaphor
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In this part of the story, we learn about the characters and setting.
Exposition
Resolution
Denouement
Climax
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The ice cream danced on my tongue as the sun cast its rays on me.
Simile
Hyperbole
Personification
Allusion
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Which is NOT a play by Shakespeare?
Romeo & Juliet
Macbeth
Antigone
Hamlet
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Another word for the resolution of a story
denouement
Metafiction
Assonance
exposition
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"I'm absolutely starving!" Karen said when she went two hours without food.
Hyperbole
Personification
Metaphor
Allusion
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This term refers to the conversation between characters in a work.
Stage Directions
Dialect
Dramatic Script
Dialogue
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American poet known as the father of free verse poetry
Emerson
Whitman
Thoreau
Shakespeare
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An object represents itself and something larger/ a larger idea
Point of View
Theme
Main Idea
Symbol
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In literature, this typically symbolizes rebirth or a fresh start.
Spring
Summer
Winter
Fall
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In this type of narration, the narrator is all-knowing/tells several characters' inner thoughts
Second
Limited Omniscient
First
Omniscient
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This term refers to the main character of a work.
Flat character
Protagonist
Foil
Antagonist
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A word that has the same meaning as the word in question
Antonym
Denotation
Connotation
Synonym
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The repetition of vowel sounds
Assonance
Consonance
Alliteration
Voweliness
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This is the central idea of a work.
Foreshadowing
Exposition
Theme
Irony
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Characters who are opposite: an example would be Jacob and Edward from Twilight
Antagonist
Dialogue
Allegory
Foil
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This type of character changes throughout the story/has good and bad traits
Foil
Metafictional
Round
Flat
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Repetition of initial consonant sounds in neighboring words
assonance
consonance
hyperbole
alliteration
