Unit 1: Test Review-Rites of Passage

True or False-Musical effects in poetry are created by repetition?

Narrative Poems tell a story.

We studied what two major forms of poetry?

True or False-The perspective from which a story is told is called "Point of View".

Factors that contribute to tone are: word choice, rhyme, rhythm, sentence structure, etc.

Which point of view uses pronouns such as "I", "me", and "my"?

What does the suffix "ous" mean?

What does "Connotation" mean?

Lyric poems......

Most Lyric poems contain what to convey meaning?

What is the meaning of the Greek root "psych"?

What are the main elements to a short story?

Imperative verbs do what?

Define "Theme"

Which transition word best shows contrast?

Which word means "dictionary definition"?

True our False-Third-Person perspective is told by a narrator outside the story.

An omniscient third-person narrator knows everything about all the characters.

Which point of view uses pronouns such as he and she when telling a story?

True or False-First-Person perspective is told from someone outside the story.

Purpose of lyric poetry is to create a single, vivid impression of an object, person or moment.

Lyric poems are generally short.

Subjunctive verb moods do what?

Check all the examples of "Tone".

Which sentences are in the passive voice?

A "limited" third-person narrator reveals only the thoughts and feelings of a single character.

Narrative poems may contain musical effects but not to the same degree as lyrical poems.

Indicative verb moods do what?

Most stories are told from the "First-Person" or the "Third-Person" point of view.

Knowing a poem's structure and style, will help you identify what?

Define Symbol

The "Tone" of a literary work is the author's attitude toward his or her audience and subject.

Which Sentences are in the active voice?

Conditional verb mood does what?

Interrogative verb mood does what?