Jacado11 Fall English Review

In a poem or story, the narrator and the author are always the same person.

Which of these is NOT a technique used in persuasive speaking?

A break in the timeline to show a past event that is relevant

An image that stands for something beyond itself

What figurative language device is used in the quote "many mumbling mice?"

The poems "The Ropewalk" and "The New Colossus" fit the Gilded Age because their themes were -

Spirituals contain which of the following?

What was the purpose of this literature?

What is an extended metaphor?

Which of these is NOT a characteristic of Regional writing?

Which of these is NOT a feature of persuasive speech?

What figurative language is used in the quote "his voice boomed like thunder?"

What figurative language did Bob Dylan use when he said "chaos is a friend of mine?"

Since The Crucible is set is Puritan times, the dialogue is full of Biblical ___

What is the definition of irony?

Which of these is NOT a movement of the Transcendentalist philosophy?

Which of these is NOT a form a conflict found in literature?

This philosophy was a rebellion against the Age of Enlightenment (Rationalism.)

How did Revolutionary literature differ from Puritan literature?

This philosophy relied heavily upon the importance of logic and reason.

The main idea, point, or lesson in a story

Which of these devices appeals to your senses?

A literary reference to a familiar thing from mythology, literature, or history

What is literary voice?

Sequence of events in a story

What is dialect?

Which poetic device is used in "We light fire at night?"

Which term is used in "The subject of the sermon had reference to secret sin..."

What should you do with the words we buried?

What was the first American literature?

In the Crucible, the conversations between characters and the author's information are called

Which aspect of Washington Irving's stories does NOT fit the description of Dark Romanticism?

Rationalism (Revolutionary lit) is the belief that you can arrive at truth by using ___

Which of these authors is considered the founder of the Transcendentalist movement?

What is the definition of internal conflict?

What does point of view tell the reader?

"We cannot dedicate, we cannot consecrate, we cannot hallow this ground" is what technique?

Intentional exaggeration used to make a point

"Four score and seven years ago" is what persuasive speech technique?

Which is internal rhyme?

Which of these is NOT a typical form of Puritan writing?

The image of America as a country was largely influenced by...

When the author gives clues about what's coming later

What was the purpose of Patrick Henry's speech?

Which of the following is NOT a writing tip we discussed in class?