Final Exam Review

Question 1

"The dirty, old man reeked of alcohol and garbage." The tone this line establishes is one

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full of disgust and contempt

Question 2

Setting is the place and _____ of the story.

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time

Question 3

When 2 or more characters converse on the stage, this is called

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dialogue

Question 4

to inform, to persuade, to explain, to entertain

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writer's purpose

Question 5

another word for bias

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prejudice

Question 6

logical appeal

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using evidence to draw a reasonable conclusion

Question 7

thinking that's illogical

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faulty reasoning

Question 8

Lady Macbeth reads Macbeth's letter and vows to make him king is part of the

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rising action

Question 9

the personality and style of the writer

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voice

Question 10

How are the sources on a works cited arranged?

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alphabetically by author's last name

Question 11

a word with strong emotion attached to it

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"loaded" word

Question 12

Tone is

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how the author feels about the subject.

Question 13

part of the story where the problem has been completely resolved and moral usually is given

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resolution

Question 14

facts, data, research

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evidence

Question 15

The phrase "See something, say something" appeals to

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ethos

Question 16

Which of the following is a correct MLA in text citation?

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"It is never enough to accept failing" (Brock 45).

Question 17

making an assumption or drawing a conclusion based on evidence or what you know or believe

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generalization

Question 18

The sun smiled on us is an example of

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personification

Question 19

The _____ is who is telling the story.

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narrator

Question 20

Macbeth kills Duncan to become king & live happily & successfully, but dies alone & miserable.

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situational irony

Question 21

the narrator tells the story to another character, uses the pronoun you

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second person point of view

Question 22

Another name for in-text citation is

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parenthetical citation

Question 23

Oedipus runs away from his father so he won't kill him. This is an example of

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situational irony

Question 24

Descriptive language that goes beyond its literal meaning.

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figurative language

Question 25

Why does Lady Macbeth desire to be less feminine?

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She doesn't want to be gentle and kind.

Question 26

introduces the conflict and often complications as well

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rising action

Question 27

a speech expressing inner thoughts made by a single character on the stage

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soliloquy

Question 28

The works cited page in MLA format

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all of the above

Question 29

In Oedipus, we meet Oedipus and find out that he must rid Thebes of a terrible plague.

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exposition

Question 30

tone is displayed by looking at

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the author's diction

Question 31

Jocaste realized that Oedipus was her son as well as her husband before he realized it.

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dramatic irony

Question 32

Her hair was as soft as velvet.

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simile

Question 33

the lesson of a story

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moral

Question 34

another term for slanted language

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"loaded" word

Question 35

A POV using he, she , it ,and they & giving the thoughts & feelings of multiple characters.

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3rd Person Omniscient POV

Question 36

Because it rained yesterday that means it will rain the rest of the week, too. This is

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faulty reasoning

Question 37

States the topic and position in an argumentative paper.

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claim

Question 38

This is the story's part where the protagonist makes a decision that will resolve the conflict.

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climax

Question 39

to say one thing but mean the opposite is

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verbal irony

Question 40

Oedipus asks Creon to take care of his daughters and to banish him is part of the

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resolution

Question 41

a celebrity endorses a product or an expert on the subject presents the evidence

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ethical appeal

Question 42

This is an appeal to the feelings of the audience; it is also called pathos.

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emotional appeal

Question 43

POV that uses he, she, it, they, them & gives the thoughts and feelings of one character.

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3rd person limited POV

Question 44

when the writer expects the reader to do something based on the argument presented

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call to action

Question 45

Mrs. Moss said that she loved all the children in her care even while she beat and starved them

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verbal irony

Question 46

part of the story that follows right after the climax

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falling action

Question 47

presentation of the opposition's viewpoint

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counterargument

Question 48

Which uses correct in-text citation?

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"Piggy knelt holding the conch" (Golding 78).

Question 49

using something that has a meaning in itself and represents something else, too

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symbolism

Question 50

POV using the pronouns I, me, my, and we because the narrator is part of the story.

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1st person POV

Question 51

Perspective is another way of saying the ______ of the story.

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point of view

Question 52

I was a whirlwind of emotion.

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metaphor

Final Exam Review

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Final Exam Review

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