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AP Literature: First Semester Review
AP Literature: First Semester Review
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A language or dialect spoken by the common people of a country or area
chiasmus
colloquialism
stereotype
vernacular
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"I walked into the class, sat down, and prepared to fail the AP test" is an example of
3rd person POV
Onomatopoeia
1st person POV
Suspense
3
You will score a 5 AT BEST on an essay if you do not include which of the following?
A $100 bill
Title, author, genre
A theme statement
Literary devices
4
The phrase "pop, fizzle, buzz" are examples of:
rhetoric
vernacular
onomatopoeia
personification
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The emotions that a reader perceives make up the story's...
Motif
Tone
Theme
Mood
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A theme statement should be:
Something you found on Spark Notes the night before
Supported consistently by the majority of a work.
A moral or lesson taught to the audience
A cliché statement that's been repeated endlessly
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What is intertextuality?
A piece of fiction that is a statement or critique of others
Biblical or literary references.
Ongoing interaction between poems and stories
Characters making references to other works
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An archetype is...
An assumption based on common characteristics
A figure of speech in which an implicit comparison is made
A type of poetry that is archaic in language or content
An original model or pattern of character/setting/plot etc
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A type of monologue given by a lone actor on the stage.
aside
rhetoric
refrain
soliloquy
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What is a deus ex machina in fiction?
Solution that's foreshadowed early within a work of fiction
Carefully planned-out ending that is unsurprising to readers
A character that seems to appear at a seemingly random point
Chance or coincidence that provides a resolution to a story
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A person, thing, or situation that contradicts itself
Parody
Paradox
Liger
Rhetorical Question
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What is stream of consciousness in literary fiction?
A type of poetry focusing on existential concerns
Thoughts that are more fluid than a lake of consciousness
Analysis of a characters various thoughts and actions
3rd person limited POV with a character's random thoughts
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A set of contrasting characters that highlight each other's differences
complementary characters
epic characters
foil characters
antiheroes
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Which of the following is not a trait of well-written fantasy stories?
A story that is entirely implausible or even probable.
Transcends the bounds of known reality
Ordinary laws of nature are suspended or superseded
Inconsistency and a lack of probability
15
Which of the characters listed is NOT a tragic hero?
Kugelmass
Hamlet
Jay Gatsby
Oedipus Rex
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In Objective point of view, the narrator is a...
An omnipotent narrator.
a character in the story
detached observer
All-seeing, God-like figure
17
A lit term that gives human-like qualities to non-human objects is...
dramatic irony
personification
pathetic fallacy
anthropomorphism
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Which of the following is not a feature of literary fiction?
Purpose is to entertain.
More demanding of reader (language, structure, complexity)
Helps build an enhanced understanding of life
Complex structure required to convey complex meanings
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This type of character is one that changes and is fully developed with several distinct traits.
Flat and dynamic
Round and static
Flat and static
Round and dynamic
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A tragic hero usually has the following traits except for...
Free choice
Superior intellect, fortune, or powers.
An outstanding quality
An overriding malignant fate
