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1
What is a stanza?
The result of the climax in a story
One line of poetry
The ending of a story where the meaning is shared
A repeated grouping of two or more lines in a poem
2
Which of the following is NOT a possible theme for the poem below?
Society imprisons people with limitations based off of prejudice
People trap themselves in bad situations which they can't escape
Prisoners lead frustrating lives with little freedom
The bird's wings are clipped and his feet are tied
3
Language that is used imaginitively rather than literally is called what?
negative language
foreign language
figurative language
fugitive language
4
A metaphor is a comparison between two unlike things using "like" or "as."
True
False
5
What a text says explicitly is what it...
means figuratively
means literally
says at its beginning
does not mean at all
6
A text is which of the following?
The central idea of a poem
A book or other written or printed work
Language that is used imaginitively rather than literally
A material used for making things
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The central idea of a text is called what?
Allegory
Theme
Symbol
Stanza
8
What is a simile?
The beginning of a story
A silly smile.
A comparison between two unlike things using "like" or "as"
Two things which are similar
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A word's connotative meaning is based off of its...
dictionary definition
associations with other words
age
pros and cons
10
A word's denotative meaning is its dictionary definition.
True
False
11
A symbol in a literary text is when...
a thing, character, or event in a text represents something else
the story begins
it hits its emotional high point
the whole story represents something in reality
12
What does the poem say explicitly about the bird?
He is trapped in a bird cage
He is a person suffering with a mental illness
He is a human prisoner in a jail cell
He is a human victim of discrimination based off his identity
13
A logical assumption based on observed facts from the text and one’s own knowledge and/or experience is called a what?
Inference
Implication
Analysis
Happenstance
14
Which of the following could be a theme for the following poem?
Life is a broken-winged bird
Life without dreams is difficult and pointless
There is no escape from nightmares
Lost dreams
15
In literature, what is it called when a writer uses language to appeal to the 5 senses?
allegory
imagery
alliteration
metaphor
16
The descriptions in the poem below are examples of what?
theme
imagery
stanza
simile
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What is it called when a story or poem as a whole symbolizes something in reality?
Exposition
Allegory
Resolution
Analysis