Poetry with no set rhyme or meter

When the narrator is not a character in the story, but knows all the characters thoughts, it is

third person omniscient point of view

What is iambic pentameter?

10 syllable lines with unstressed and stressed syllables

What is the correct subject-verb agreement: The boy and girls eats at the restaurant.

The boy and girls eat at the restaurant.

A 14 line poem with a set rhyme and meter

What is tone in writing?

The author's attitude in a piece of writing

Which of the following shows parallelism?

Susie likes cooking, dancing, and reading books.

Who hears a monologue?

The audience and at least one other character

What is dramatic irony?

A character thinks one thing, but readers know differently

What do stage directions do?

Show where a character is and what he does.

Which of these sentences is written in the passive voice?

The field has been plowed by the workers.

Which of the below is an example of parallelism?

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.

The underlying message or theme

The emotions the reader feels when reading

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1
What is free verse?
Poetry with no set rhyme or meter
Poetry with a set rhyme and meter
Poetry that doesn't cost anything
Poetry with or without a set rhyme or meter.
2
When the narrator is not a character in the story, but knows all the characters thoughts, it is
third person limited point of view
second person point of view
first person point of view
third person omniscient point of view
3
What is blank verse?
prose
Unrhymed iambic pentameter
nothing on the page
rhymed iambic pentameter
4
What is iambic pentameter?
10 syllable lines with unstressed syllables only
15 syllable lines with unstressed and stressed syllables
10 syllable lines with stressed syllables only
10 syllable lines with unstressed and stressed syllables
5
What does the Latin root -temp- mean?
speech
time
slowly
belief
6
What's the predicate in this sentence: Ms Bremer, your teacher, is going to Beyonce tonight.
Ms Bremer, your teacher,
Ms Bremer
your teacher, is going to Beyonce tonight.
is going to Beyonce tonight
7
InShakespearean tragedy, which elements contribute most to the downfall of thetragic hero?
characterflaws, fate, or both
neither character flaws nor fate
characterflaws rather than fate
faterather than character flaws
8
What does the Latin root -bene- mean?
money or wealth
good or well
strong
moving or churning
9
Which of these is a prepositional phrase?
missing the sun
so we plan to huddle
in our tent
to huddle in our tent
10
What is the meaning of the Latin prefix pre-?
before
across
in favor of
around
11
What is the correct subject-verb agreement: The boy and girls eats at the restaurant.
The boy eat at the restaurant.
The boys and girls eats at the restaurant.
The boy and girls eats at the restaurant.
The boy and girls eat at the restaurant.
12
Which of the below is an example of alliteration?
howling wolf
he stands
azure world
crooked crag
13
Which sound device is used in "Thesirens on the ambulance went WEEEE-OOOOOO WEEEE-OOOOO."
onomatopoeia
alliteration
consonance
assonance
14
Which of the following is not a way that authors characterize people in their stories?
through looks
through actions
through setting
through dialogue or speech
15
What is a sonnet?
A long, dramatic work.
A poem with no set rhyme or meter
A 14 line poem with a set rhyme and meter
A poem that tells a story
16
Whichliterary elements does Shakespeare sometimes use to lighten the mood of a play?
monologuesand asides
blank verse and prose
foils and dramatic irony
puns and comic relief
17
When the narrator is a character in the story, the point of view is:
second person
third person limited
third person omniscient
first person
18
What is the complete subject in this sentence: LCPA, a school in Gary, has finals next week.
LCPA, a school in Gary, has finals next week.
LCPA
a school in Gary
LCPA, a school in Gary,
19
What does pathos appeal to?
ethics
logic
reason
emotions
20
Logos is an appeal to what?
logic or reason
ethics or credibility
emotions or passion
21
What is a simile?
A comparison using like or as
A toothy smile
A comparison without using like or as
Something that seems false but is true.
22
What stage of plot leads up to the climax?
conflict
falling action
resolution
rising action
23
Which of the below is an adverb?
margin
almost
green
mayor
24
What is tone in writing?
The way my mother speaks to me
The emotions a reader feels when reading.
A musical note
The author's attitude in a piece of writing
25
Which sound device is used in: Thecrooked crane crashed into the building.
alliteration
consonance
assonance
onomatopoeia
26
Ethos is an appeal to what?
emotions or passion
logic or reason
ethics or credibility
27
Which of the below is a paradox?
Love's best habit is in seeming trust
I must be cruel to be kind
A rose by any other name would smell as sweet
Wherefore art thou, Romeo?
28
Whose thoughts does the reader see in third person omniscient point of view?
The narrator's
No one's
One character's
All characters'
29
Which of these is an example of assonance?
lonely lands
wrinkled sea
azure world
clasps the crag
30
Which of the following shows parallelism?
Susie likes cooking, dancing, and she reads books.
Susie likes cooking, dancing, and reading books.
Susie likes cooking, to dance, and she reads books.
Susie likes to cook, dance, and reading.
31
Who hears a monologue?
The Nurse
The audience and at least one other character
The audience only.
No one.
32
What is dramatic irony?
The opposite of what is expected to happen happens.
irony in a play.
A character thinks one thing, but readers know differently
sarcasm
33
An appeal to patriotism is an appeal to which of the following?
pathos
logos
the president
ethos
34
Which of the below relies on the reputation of the speaker?
Pathos
Ethos
Politeness
Logos
35
Which of the below is an example of onomatopoeia?
Juliet
Poison
Sword
Screech!
36
What stage of the plot is the end of the story?
rising action
resolution
falling action
climax
37
Which of these is an example of consonance?
lazy lion
jumping cricket
affluent giraffe
killer kangaroo
38
Which sentence uses a verb in the active voice?
The boy drove the car.
The waiter wasn't tipped well.
The elephant was washed by the zookeeper.
The dog was walked.
39
What do stage directions do?
Show where a character is and what he does.
Direct the audience to look at a particular actor.
Point to a particular spot on stage
Nothing. You can skip that part.
40
When an author tells you explicitly about a character's personality, that is called what?
Direct characterization
Indirect characterization
STEAL
Characterizing through speech or dialogue
41
Which of these sentences is written in the passive voice?
The field has been plowed by the workers.
This painting is one of my favorites
Nathan sat by the fire for hours, reading the old book.
By the age of 27, Rachel had become a very wealthy person.
42
Which of the below is an example of parallelism?
English is the best, best, BEST class!
It is hot outside, bring on summer break!
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.
There's no one here but us chickens.
43
What is a narrative poem?
A ballad
A poem that tells a story
A poem with a set rhyme or meter
A poem with a narrator
44
Which of the following is future perfect tense?
had driven home
went to bed
has won the game
will have eaten
45
What is main idea?
A summary
A plot point or detail
symbolism
The underlying message or theme
46
What does an adverb do?
modify a verb
take the place of a verb
show action
modify a noun
47
What is mood?
The emotions the reader feels when reading
The emotions a writer feels when writing.
The emotions a basketball player feels when dunking
A state of mind
48
What is paraphrasing?
Rephrasing a writer's words.
Writing a novel
Directly quoting a passage
Short phrases
49
Which of the below is the shortest in length?
soliloquy
aside
monologue
50
When reading a Shakespearean play, where should you pause?
never
at line breaks
at punctuation
whenever you want
51
What is the beginning of the plot called?
exposition
rising action
climax
exhibition
52
What is situational irony?
The opposite of what the reader expects to happen happens.
Sarcasm
A funny situation
A character thinks 1 thing, but readers know differently.
53
What is an analogy?
A comparison using like or as
A comparison between two unlike things.
blank verse
Contrasting statements
54
What is prose?
blank verse
unrhymed iambic pentameter
slam poetry
writing without line breaks or meter
55
Which of the following is the past perfect tense?
has taken exams
took exams
will have taken exams
had taken exams

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