Freshmen English Test 1 Review

Which type of Irony is often characterized by the audience knowing more than the characters in the story? 

The essence of a character doesn't change throughout the story, they are 1 dimensional only.

What vocabulary term is used to identify both the time and place of a story?

What Vocab term is used when Zaroff references his dog Lazarus, he is actually referencing the Biblical character.

Which type of Irony is often characterized by the use of sarcasm? 

The "emotional/passionate" appeal of an author or the facts they use is which mode of persuasion?

Georg and Ulrich decide to end the feud. What type of character does this make them?

Which of the following literary devices is a form of characterization?

Who is the antagonist of "The Most Dangerous Game"

The "logical" appeal of an author or the facts they use is which mode of persuasion?

What Vocab term is used in "The Most Dangerous Game" when general Zaroff describes in precise detail, his history.

When Rainsford kills Zaroff and the conflict is over, is what point in a story?

The 4 short stories we read this semester are examples of what type of literature?

Which traditional portion of a plot does "The Interlopers" not have?

When the tree falls on Georg and Ulrich this is an example of which literary device.

Everything leading up to where Ulrich says "Wolves" is which portion of the stories plot?

The situation between Georg, Ulrich, and the Wolves is an example of which literary device?

A seemingly absurd or self-contradictory statement that when investigated or explained may prove to be true

All of the following are different types of Irony except which of the literary terms below?

The three news articles we read this semester are all examples of what type of literature?

Georg, Ulrich, and the Wolves all represent which literary term in the story?

Who is the protagonist of "The Most Dangerous Game"

When we "guess" Rainsford Kills Zaroff in the end we are making a/an__________?

What literary term do we use for the end of a story?

What vocab term is Bradbury’s use of the phrase "flesh glittered like a thousand green coins" an example of?

All of the events  in the story.

The word "wolves" at the end of the story represents which point in the story?

If you feel a story is suspenseful and exciting, which literary device would you be describing?

Which of the following literary devices is a form of characterization?

The "ethical" appeal of an author, why we should trust them is which mode of persuasion?