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Keystone Review 2025
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A review for the Keystone Lit test. #keystoneliteraturehighschool #keystone #literature #review
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1
Give an antonym for the following word: speedy.
slow
hasty
fast
quick
2
This is a reference to a familiar work of literature, a familiar place, a familiar person...
analysis
allusion
personification
hyperbole
3
"All teenagers are noisy!" This is an example of a/an....
Bandwagon Appeal
Genre
Hasty Generalization
Appeal to fear
4
The story beneath the story. When objects or persons stand for meaning beyond the text...
allegory
figurative language
irony
suffix
5
This is when the audience knows something that the characters in a story / play do not!
characterization
allegory
dramatic irony
hyperbole
6
The ordering of words into meaningful patterns such as phrases and clauses
diction
syntax
imagery
tone
7
Propaganda that makes you want to be luxurious and wealthy, too!
snob appeal
appeal to fear
name calling
plain folks appeal
8
Propaganda: Everyone else is doing it...and you should too! If not, you'll feel left out!
appeal to fear
false testimonial
bandwagon appeal
glittering generality
9
This is a category a work falls into; it can be fiction, non-fiction, poetry, short story...
generalization
fiction
informational text
genre
10
Language that is not meant to be taken literally since it's written to create an effect
figurative language
rising action
dialogue
irony
11
Tony is a rock on the football field, crushing his enemies with his strengh. This contains a..
dialogue
flashback
metaphor
simile
12
This is any information that manipulates you and attempts to make think a certain way
propaganda
a snob appeal
allusion
name-calling
13
This is the method an author uses to reveal characters and their various personalities...
inference
theme
irony
characterization
14
An device used in literature to create expectation/ setup later developments; see the future!
falling action
foreshadowing
imagery
dialogue
15
An author's choice of words. This is an author's ________________.
conflict
diction
genre
flashback
16
Of the following, name the only
literary genre.
The Novel
Italian Food
Country Music
Team Sports
17
This is a major idea broad enough to cover an entire literary work; it's the main message
hyperbole
resolution
symbolism
theme
18
Wendy waved Warren through the warehouse. This sentence most notably contains...
alliteration
analysis
personification
an affix
19
The subtle yet detectable presence of a positive or negative approach toward a subject...
analysis
plot
narrative
bias
20
The high point of a story; the moment when conflict is most intense
resolution
syntax
allegory
climax
21
A dramatic speech given by one actor (alone on stage) that reveals inner thoughts and feelings
allusion
characterization
synonym
soliloquy
22
This is the portion of the story following the climax in which all conflict is wrapped up...
rising action
exposition
resolution
dialogue
23
"Sure educational funding is important, but have you seen the housing market?" This is a....
Testimonial
Bandwagon Appeal
Emotional Appeal
Red Herring
24
Propaganda that attempts to scare you!
Name calling
Appeal to fear
Plain folks appeal
Testimonial
25
If I wrote a long book about Martin Luther King Jr., this book would be considered a/an...
soliloquy
genre
analysis
biography
26
When it comes to Jimmy, he has about as much courage as a cowardly lion! This is a/an _____
Imagery
Hyperbole
Allusion
Rising Action
27
A narrative device used at the beginning of a work to give you background information
flashback
irony
genre
exposition
28
Tony smelled the rich aroma of the sizzling hot meatloaf. This sentence contains lots of...
imagery
personification
hyperbole
argument
29
When you distinguish between and recognize differences of two or more items you...
fact
differentiate
evaluate
explain
30
This is one or more letters attached to the beginning or end of a word: UNfriend...hopeFUL
focus
irony
hyperbole
affix
31
Descriptive language that appeals to the senses (sight, taste, sound, smell)
propoganda
metaphor
imagery
irony
32
LeBron James flew through the air like a plane! The above sentence is an example of a/an...
monologue
metaphor
personification
simile
33
Sammy's eyes were brighter than all the stars in the galaxy combined. This contains...
stage direction
hyperbole
a generalization
dialogue
34
The writer's intent; can be informative, persuasive, entertaining...
analysis
author's purpose
metaphor
rising action
35
These are 'poem paragraphs'--they may be short or long!
Falling Actions
Evaluations
Genres
Stanzas
36
Lord of the Flies is an example of a/an ______ because there's a deeper, more symbolic story!
allegory
Hyperbole
Informational Text
poem
37
A range of associations that a word suggests. For exmaple: Flag = patriotism, pride, values
irony
dialogue
connotation
exposition
38
Propaganda that includes a celebrity endorsing a product that he or she knows nothing about!
false testimonial
bandwagon appeal
name calling
card stacking
39
A playwright's written instructions provided in the text of a play about how characters move
soliloquy
syntax
stage direction
monologue
40
The wind sang a song of hope. This sentence clearly shows...
metaphor
personification
imagery
monologue
41
"Of course you should buy Hanes t-shirts...after all, I am Michael Jordan!" This illustrates...
Name-Calling Propaganda
Sweeping Generalization Propaganda
Testimonial Propaganda
The Red Herring
42
Propaganda: when the viewer is only shown one side of the issue
false testimonial
appeal to fear
bandwagon appeal
card stacking
43
"Cynthia is a real cheetah on the soccer field; she's so darn fast!" This sentence contains a
idiom
personification
metaphor
simile
44
A conclusion drawn from specific information used to create broad statement about a topic
non-fiction
hyperbole
generalization
imagery
45
Any words spoken by characters in either a novel or a play; it's what characters say!
irony
propaganda
dialogue
imagery
