ENGLISH II Honors Midterm Review

What is the use of similar grammatical constructions to express related ideas?

A stanza that is two lines long is called a what?

At what point in the plot do tensions from conflicts build?

What is the sequence of events in a story called?

"The mountains sing" is would be which type of figurative language?

What is the term for a character that does not change throughout the plot?

What is the language used by certain people in a specific region, group, etc?

What can indicate where you’re from, how old you are, your education, etc. in a story?

A strong pause within a line of poetry, indicated by some punctuation is called what?

A bildungsroman focuses on what type of growth?

What is the term for a novel that focuses on the moral growth of a character?

Which of the following would be an internal conflict?

An argument that negates objections and refutes the claim on the “other side” is called what?

"Loving hate" or "silent scream" is a poetic device known as...

The overall feeling or atmosphere of a story is known as the what?

"Passed away" is an example of a what?

What occurs when two plots run simultaneously in a story?

Which of the following is NOT a part of the story’s setting?

What is the overall feeling or atmosphere of a story called?

Which is NOT an example of a genre?

Which type of character has multiple traits and usually shows a range of emotion?

When what is said differs from what is meant, what occurs?

Which rhetorical appeal is an appeal to reason?

At what point in the plot are the setting, characters, and conflicts introduced?

The continuation of a sentence or clause over a line-break in a poem is called what?

What is the art of effective/persuasive speaking or writing called?

The repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of successive clauses is known as...

An end-stopped line....

To greatly exaggerate something is called a what?

Placing two ideas, characters, things, etc. close together to create comparisons is called...

A reference to a well-known person, story or idea in poetry is known as what?

What is a conclusion drawn from too little evidence called?

Which of the following is not a genre of literature?

Which of the categories of conflict represents an internal conflict?

What is the setting that goes beyond time and place and involves unspoken rules?

A figure of speech in which a part is used to represent the whole, or the whole for a part is a...

What can be found by asking the question, “What did the main character learn?”

The attitude of the writer towards the subject of the text is known as what?

The repetition of initial consonant sounds is known as what?

Which rhetorical appeal is an appeal to emotion?

What kind of characters always change throughout the plot?

Theme is NEVER...

A rhyme that occurs within a line of poetry is called what?

At what point in the plot is the outcome of the greatest conflict/tension revealed?

Which irony occurs when the audience knows something a character doesn't?

A stanza that has six lines is called a what?

The repetition of vowel sounds is nearby words in known as what?

Which type of characterization is revealed through actions, speech, clothes, etc.?

The repetition of consonant sounds anywhere in nearby words is known as what?

Which is an appeal to credibility?