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Any writing that tells a story is defined as _____ writing.
Bozos
prose
short story
narrative
2
When John Proctor is described as “a farmer in his middle thirties,” the author is using
alliteration
direct characterization
parallelism
indirect characterization
3
Patrick Henry’s phrase, ‘Give me liberty or give me death!” is an example of
simile
inversion
metaphor
exclamation
4
A long comparison between two things in various ways
allusion
allegory
apostrophe
extended metaphor
5
When Proctor forgets the commandment, ‘Thou shalt not commit adultery’
symbol
theme
irony
image
6
What is the PURPOSE of the Bill of Rights?
the Document declaring our Freedom from England
To guarantee equality amongst all men
To take away the rights of the American people
The first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution
7
When Henry states, “Give me liberty or give me death!”, he is using which logical appeal
logos
pathos
ethos
Juxtaposition
8
When Thomas Jefferson references “the song of the siren” in his speech, it is an example of
simile
allusion
assonance
metaphor
9
The oratorical device used when Henry states, “We must fight! We must fight!” is known as
repetition
restatement
rhetoric
exclamation
10
The line, “Farewell fair flower that for a space was lent,” is an example of
alliteration
consonance
internal rhyme
assonance
11
Thomas Jefferson uses the phrase “He has” multiple times in The Declaration of Independence
juxtaposition
restatement
exclamation
repetition
12
Skilled, eloquent, public speaking is defined as
a folktale
parallelism
alliteration
oratory
13
Thomas Jefferson believes all deserve “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness” this is___?
Anti-slavery movement
Natural Rights
Laws of Hazel
Common Sense
14
A group of lines that forms a unit in a poem is defined as a
passage
stanza
paragraph
sentence
15
When Mr. H says to "support" your answer, what must be present in order to get full credit?
No one knows Mr. H has never said what this means
Talk about your personal opinion in order to get full credit
You need more than one sentence in order to get full credit.
You must have text evidence properly cited in your response.
16
Francis Nurse saying, “My wife is the very brick and mortar of the church.. .” is an example of
Simile
Rhyme
Metaphor
Theme
17
The use of sarcasm generally is an example of
dramatic irony
verbal irony
situational irony
inversion
18
In The Crucible, John Proctor’s conflict with Reverend Parris can best be described as a
man vs. society conflict
man vs. man conflict
man vs. nature conflict
man vs. himself conflict
19
Elizabeth lying for the first time, in order to protect John, is an example of
situational irony
dramatic irony
all
verbal irony
20
What is another term for logical appeals?
Rhetorical devices
Figurative Language
Persuasive appeals
Juxtaposition
21
What does the preamble to the the Bill of Rights say?
All men are created equal
We will have freedom of religion, speech and the press
We made a few mistakes in the here is how we will fix them
Here is a list 28 reasons to rebel against King George
22
The line, "by his Hand alone that guides nature and fate”, best expresses the Puritan belief of
theocracy
predestination
original sin
juxtaposition
23
Complete this quote " We hold these truths to be self-evident, that______________".
all men are created equal
All men are juxtaposed with women
no one will ever take advantage of us again
all men, women, and children are created equal
24
What are characteristics of a lyric poem?
emotional
all
rhyming
short
25
What Lit. term: God decides some people get eternal happiness and others to eternal punishment.
Predestination
Juxtaposition
Parellelism
Natural Rights
26
“Is life so dear or peace so sweet as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery?”
rhetorical question
restatement
theme
repetition
27
A main idea the author wants to express
point of view
symbol
theme
restatement
28
when a writer expresses Ideas of equal worth with the same grammatical form ...
repetition
exclamation
parallelism
restatement
29
Bradstreet’s poetry expresses deep religious faith during the Puritan era it's characterized as
lyric style
plain style
free style
gangnam style
30
Two rhyming lines in a poem are called a
copula
quatrain
couplet
sestet
31
Proctor signing a confession, tearing it up so it wont be posted on the church door serves as
Symbolism
all
Theme
Imagery
32
de’Crevecoeur’s Letter from an American Farmer is an example of
speech
an epistle
Narrative Poem
a personal letter
33
Which of the terms are literary elements?
themes
characterization
all
conflict
34
A government that is ruled by the laws of the bible and religion is called a(n)
democracy
hazocracy
aristocracy
theocracy
35
When John Hale first arrives he carries a load of books. These books add to Hale’s credibility
Pathos
Bozos
Logos
Ethos
36
What is another phrase for rhetorical devices?
figurative language
literary elements
logical appeals
persuasive appeals
37
An account of the writer’s own life is a(an)
autobiography
fiction
narrative writing
biography
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The use of hints or clues to suggest what will happen later in the story.
simile
imagery
irony
foreshadowing
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“And them behold no more shall I’ is an example of
consonance
assonance
inversion
alliteration