the use of humor/irony/sarcasm/ridicule to CRITICIZE someone/something

is in between every three digits, indicates a pause, merges compound words, all of the above

an appeal that uses persuasion by the character involved

Which sentence needs quotation marks?

This book about animals is so cool, said Evan.

what is indirect characterization?

shows the audience about the character

Presenting the opposite to make people question what's normal, I can't remember

What is dramatic irony?

The reader/audience knows something that the characters do not.

What is situational irony?

Something happens that we wouldn’t expect to happen.

Integral setting refers to?

a setting that is essential to the plot of the story.

the unspoken or less obvious meaning/message of the story

An introductory paragraph provides your reader with . . .

the topic, an outline of the topic, and a thesis statement

what is direct characterization?

tells the audience about the character

Figure of speech in which a speaker addresses something that cannot respond

Idea or statements that are often false or exaggerated to spread info.

a story that has the main characters as animals with human like qualities

The difference between TONE and MOOD is:

Mood=Emotions made by the atmosphere; Tone=Author's Attitude

Bemoan (v.) means . . .

express discontent or sorrow over

Impregnable (adj.) means . . .

unable to be captured or broken into

Which of these should have a semi-colon?

London is a great capital; the free museums are amazing.

backdrop setting in literature is??

not significant to the plot of the story.

Glittering Generalities is...

saying something that sounds good but it is essentially meaningless

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1
Logos uses ____________________________.
all of the above
facts
statistics
evidence
2
In "The Interlopers," the narrator tells us that the two men __________________?
don't go hunting at night
want to kill each other
are hunting wolves
like to hang out together
3
Placid (adj.) means . . .
wicked or criminal
not letting go of or giving up on something that one holds deer
not easily upset or excited
treating serious issues with inappropriate humor
4
Storytelling arc: All of the steps the protagonists faces on the way to the high point.
rising action
falling action
climax
conflict
5
Propaganda is used to oppress the animals by...
changing the original ' 7 rights' of the animals
both answer 2 and answer 3
it is not used to oppress the animals
instilling fear in the animals to get them to obey
6
What is satire?
the use of humor/irony/sarcasm/ridicule to CRITICIZE someone/something
the use of humor/irony/sarcasm/ridicule to EXEMPLIFY someone/something
the use of humor/irony/sarcasm/ridicule to BUILD UP someone/something
the use of humor/irony/sarcasm/ridicule to ANALYZE someone/something
7
Pernicious (adj.) means . . .
found of company
showing a lack of care or thought
intending to cause harm
8
someone who hates women
misogynist (n.)
blasphemy (n.)
lampoon (v.)
nefarious (adj.)
9
A comma usually...
is in between every three digits
indicates a pause
merges compound words
all of the above
10
ethos
debatable statement that is the main point of an argument
an appeal that uses persuasion by the character involved
defined as literal or dictionary meanings
cultural/emotional meanings of words
11
Which sentence needs quotation marks?
Ms. Ceralde said that she saw Mr. Colin eat 4 donuts.
This book about animals is so cool, said Evan.
Mrs. Turner told us that she loves her class.
Liv told us that she was excited to have a new baby brother.
12
Bovine (v.) means . . .
in the manner of a cow
express discontent or sorrow over
publicly ridicule
hate
13
what is indirect characterization?
shows the audience about the character
tells the audience about the character
14
Reversal is ...
Presenting the opposite to make people question what's normal
presenting information that's flipped upside down
I can't remember
presenting the opposite to make people consider all elements of life
15
Storytelling arc: Something changes in the protagonist's life, setting the story in motion.
exposition
rising action
conflict introduced
climax
16
What is dramatic irony?
What is said is different than what is meant.
The reader/audience knows something that the characters do not.
Something happens that we wouldn’t expect to happen.
17
Storytelling arc: The high point where the conflict must be faced.
falling action
climax
rising action
resolution
18
What is situational irony?
What is said is different than what is meant.
Something happens that we wouldn’t expect to happen.
The reader/audience knows something that the characters do not.
19
Integral setting refers to?
a setting that is essential to the plot of the story.
a setting that is essential to the mood of the story.
a setting that is not essential to the mood of the story.
a setting that is essential to the theme of the story.
20
what is subtext?
the unspoken or less obvious meaning/message of the story
the uninportant meaning/message of the story
the obvious meaning/message of the story
the most important meaning/message of the story
21
Storytelling arc: Loose ends are tied up.
climax
rising action
falling action
resolution
22
A concluding paragraph summarizes all your main points in your essay.
True
False
23
Nefarious (adj.) means . . .
very harmful
advancing in a gradual way to cause harm
a disaster
wicked or criminal
24
An introductory paragraph provides your reader with . . .
the topic, an outline of the topic, and a thesis statement
evidence to support your claim
a conclusion about a topic
analysis of evidence
25
Jingoistic (adj.) means . . .
very harmful
not openly displayed
overly patriotic
intending to cause harm
26
What is name calling?
Mean descriptions
Unpleasant lables
Compliments
Promoting others
27
Storytelling arc: Something changes in the protagonist's life, setting the story in motion.
climax
conflict introduced
exposition
rising action
28
what is direct characterization?
tells the audience about the character
shows the audience about the character
29
Apostrophe
A reference to a historical event, place, mythical god or goddess
Crackle dragon crunchie
Eight feet per line
Figure of speech in which a speaker addresses something that cannot respond
30
What is propaganda?
Idea or statements that are often true or exaggerated to spread info.
Idea or statements that are often false or exaggerated to talk about info.
Idea or statements that are often true or typical to spread info.
Idea or statements that are often false or exaggerated to spread info.
31
What is a fable?
a story that has the main characters as animals
a story that has the main characters as animals with human like qualities
32
a woman who flirts to get what she wants
coquette (n.)
sycophant (n.)
lampoon (v.)
cantankerous (adj.)
33
Pathos uses
sensory details
all of the above
figurative language
imagery
34
A semi-colon belongs:
after a date or time
between a dependent and an independent clause
At the end of a prepositional phrase
between two full sentences
35
The difference between TONE and MOOD is:
Mood=Emotions made by the atmosphere; Tone=Author's Attitude
Mood is how you feel, tone is how others feel
Mood is personal, Tone is impersonal
Mood=Good, bad, indifferent; Tone=Happy, sad, ironic
36
Bemoan (v.) means . . .
lecture at length in an aggressive way
hate
express discontent or sorrow over
express joy or excitment over
37
An object with magical power to bring good luck.
ennui (n.)
Lampoon 9v.)
acquiesce (v.)
talisman (n.)
38
Animal Farm is both a fable and satire about communism, Marxism, and Stalin.
True
False
39
a statment that doesn't logically follow a conversation's flow
tangent (n.)
non sequitur (n.)
absolution (n.)
misogynist
40
Ubiquitous (adj.) means . . .
not openly displayed
deeply remorseful for a bad action
well-supplied with something
appearing everywhere
41
a forceful and bitter verbal attack
temerity (n.)
deride (v)
diatribe (n.)
Harangue (v.)
42
Impregnable (adj.) means . . .
unable to be captured or broken into
express discontent or sorrow over
argumentative and uncooperative
intending to cause harm
43
Which of these should have a semi-colon?
London is a great capital; the free museums are amazing.
Once you've been to Copenhagen; everywhere else pales in comparison.
The architecture of Berlin is dramatic; frankfurters are delicious.
Paris is a beautiful city; wide streets and fabulous food.
44
Treating serious issues with inappropriate humor.
noxious (adj.)
Coquette (n.)
Facetious (adj.)
haughty (adj.)
45
Colon or Semi-Colon?
:
;
46
backdrop setting in literature is??
extremely significant to the plot of the story.
not significant to the theme of the story.
extremely significant to the theme of the story.
not significant to the plot of the story.
47
unable to be soothed
impregnable (adj.)
tenacious (adj.)
covet (adj.)
implacable (adj.)
48
Glittering Generalities is...
a technique that presents only one side of the issue by distorting facts
a quick recognizable object or action to assert meaning
making one appear that they are just like you
saying something that sounds good but it is essentially meaningless
49
someone who uses flattery to try to get what he/she wants from an authority figure
coquette (n.)
cantankerous (adj.)
Sycophant (N)
sojourn
50
That part of the storytelling arc where setting and characters are introduced
exposition
climax
falling action
resolution
51
The TONE in the quote is:
Disdainful, unsympathetic
Sad, sorrowful
Arrogant, hateful
Regretful, apologetic
52
something that deviates from what is expected or normal
bilk (v.)
renown (n.)
augment (v.)
Anomaly (n.)
53
The first step in writing about your evidence is . . .
to provide a citation
to signal to your reader that you are about to show evidence
providing quotation marks
analyze your evidence
54
What is a thesis statement?
The statement that has all my details in it.
The statement that tells the reader what my essay is about.
The statement that goes at the beginning of my introduction
55
Testimonial
LeBron James in nike ads
the the the use of famous people in a ad ya'll
words this is words
56
Where does the comma go?
None of the above
We have a lot of rain in June, but not in May.
We have a lot of rain in June but not in May.
We, have a lot of rain in June, but not in May.
57
a person or thing that comes before another of a similar kind
coquette
precursor (n.)
erudite (adj.)
abstain (v.)
58
Define: PLAIN FOLKS
A public figure or celebrity promoting a product
making huge predictions based on a few small facts
use of virtue words/opposite of name calling
convincing the audience that a celebrity is "just like us"
59
A parody is
imitating someone/thing to cause a reaction
taking something from somwhere and changing to show comedy
Imitating someone/thing for comedic effect
imitating someone/thing to bully them
60
What is a hyperbole?
meant to mock with a purpose to amuse and hurt someone
apparently contradictory terms appear in conjunction
exaggeration
None of the above
61
Theme must be supported by?
the author
the number of pages
evidence from the novel
big tall pillars
62
What is symbolism?
an object that represents an abstract idea
an object that represents a concrete idea
an human that represents an abstract idea
literally a symbol like the @ sign
63
Gregor and Ulrich's family feud in The Interlopers was an example of...
Man vs. Man
Man vs. Self
Man vs. Nature
64
What elements are needed in an introduction paragraph?
bridge & summary
all of these
thesis
hook
65
Bandwagon
Feeling bad about someones negative association
A famous person talks about how something has helped them
Feeling good about someones positive association
Everyone is doing it! You should too
66
Erudite (adj.) means . . .
showing great knowledge or learning
treating serious issues with inappropriate humor
arrogantly superior
intending to cause harm
67
showing a lack of care or thought
slipshod (adj.)
contrite (adj.)
covet (adj.)
replete (adj.)
68
A body paragraph includes . . .
a claim, evidence, and analysis
an intro paragraph and a conclusion
claim, a picture, and metaphor
body parts
69
Demure (adj.) means . . .
showing great knowledge or learning
deeply remorseful for a bad action
shy or modest
argumentative and uncooperative
70
lecture at length in an aggressive way
non sequitur (n.)
harangue (v.)
nuance (n.)
diatribe (n.)
71
What is verbal irony?
The reader/audience knows something that the characters do not.
Something happens that we wouldn’t expect to happen.
What is said is different than what is meant.
72
Card Stacking is...
a technique that presents only one side of the issue by distorting facts
making one appear that they are just like you
the act of convincing someone about an issue
a quick recognizable object or action to assert meaning
73
Deeply remorseful for a bad action
pernicious (adj.)
temerity (n.)
gregarious (adj.)
Contrite (adj.)
74
Choose the line with a hyperbole.
Maya made muffins for her marvelous teacher.
I've haven't seen you forever!
Did you get up on the wrong side of the bed?
His hair was like a bird's nest.
75
Affinity (n.) means . . .
a forceful and bitter verbal attack
a natural skill
something that deviates from what is expected or normal
dissatisfaction or exhaustion caused by boredom
76
What is Transfer?
uses feelings about same thing to get a positive image
petsmart
bias
the changing of reality
77
Abhor (v.) means . . .
hate
publicly ridicule
accept something reluctantly, but without protest
in the manner of a cow
78
what is a theme?
a one word topic that shows the underlying message
a phrase/statement that shows what the topic of a story is
just what a story is about
a statement that shows the underlying message of a story
79
Define Forshadowing
A piece of text showing the future of the story.
Shows The Forward Movement in the story.
Remembering the past

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