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An overview of literary terms for the final exam
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This irony occurs when there is an unexpected or surprising outcome to an event
dramatic
verbal
situational
tragic
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A character that does not change, or doesn't change significantly, is called a
round character
flat character
static character
dynamic character
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"Your hair is soft like velvet" is an example of which literary device?
simile
metaphor
allegory
allusion
4
Verona, Salem, Messina, and Merryweather High School are all examples of this element
Character
Setting
Theme
Plot
5
What is an allusion?
a fragrance for men
a trick of the mind or eye
a reference to a famous person, place or work of art
repeated vowel sounds at the beginning of a word
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Characters in Shakespeare's plays sometimes express their inner thoughts through these
monologue
dialogue
solo
soliloquy
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Which of the following is NOT a metaphor
When you call my name it's like a little prayer
Baby you're a song, you make me wanna roll my windows down
Cause baby you're a fiiiiiirework
All the other girls are stars but you're the NorthernLights
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Two rhyming lines paired together
Ballad
Couplet
Byline
Duet
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The reason for writing
Author's Purpose
Motivation
Malapropism
Persuasion
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Bracketed words or phrases that guide actors and directors in putting on a show
epilogue
aside
stage directions
appendix
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A guess about what will happen later in the story based on evidence
Flashback
Assumption
Foreshadowing
Prediction
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The rhythmic pattern of stresses, the cadence of a line
kilometer
foot
yard
meter
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A whispered speech or a speech directed to the audience not characters on stage
behind
affront
aside
arrears
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Montressor and John Proctor are these main characters in a conflict
Ventriloquist
Antagonist
Protagonist
Arborist
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The speaker telling the story to the audience
plot
theme
conflict
narrator
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Round characters like Curley's Wife or Benedick
Are simple and unimportant
Change over the course of a story
Never change
Are complex and have realistic emotions
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"Sally is brave" is an example of
direct characterization
indirect objectification
direct objectification
indirect characterization
18
This irony occurs when the audience knows more than the characters
dramatic
tragic
situational
verbal
19
She sells seashells by the sea shore is an example of which poetic device?
assonance
artichoke
allegra
alliteration
20
The moral, lesson, or main idea of a story
Tone
Mood
Theme
Narrator
21
The writer's choice of words is called what?
diction
dialect
diabetes
dialogue
22
Two contrasting characters, like George and Lenny or Beatrice and Hero
tin
aluminum
gold
foil
23
Ten syllables per line in a pattern of stressed unstressed
Iambic tetrameter
Iambic pentameter
Iambic hexameter
Iambic diameter
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A rhyming poem of fourteen lines of iambic pentameter
sonnet
epic
lyric
ballad
25
Two contradictory words used together, like "Little Big Town" or "Cold Fire"
oxymoron
oxycycline
oyxclean
oxycontin
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This irony occurs when what is said is the opposite of what is meant
tragic
situational
dramatic
verbal
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The perspective from which a story is told, such as first or third person
mood
point of view
narrative
tone
28
Dogberry serves as comic relief because he uses words that sound similar but are incorrect
misdemeanor
mispronunciation
oxymoron
malapropism
29
Clues to what will happen later in a story
foreshadowing
summary
paraphrase
irony
30
The one who struggles against the protagonist in a story is called the
villain
antagonist
Vaudevillian
Patagonia
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The people or animals who carry out the action of the story
plot
conflict
theme
character
32
What is ambiguity?
A person who can use either hand equally well
something with two or more simultaneous interpretation
Something unexplained
a really large uity
33
Mr. Pawloski's favorite jokes are these plays on words to achieve a comic effect
sonnet
limerick
puns
riddle
34
The feelings or emotions associated with a word
elocution
denotation
mood
connotation
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The Crucible is an example of a story whose events and characters represent some other idea
Allegory
Alliteration
Allusion
Alligator
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The author or narrator's attitude about the subject
tone
motive
mood
point of view
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"The flames
danced
in the fireplace"
personification
simile
allegory
metaphor
38
a text designed for performance
fiction
poetry
drama
nonfiction
39
People from Pittsburgh say "pop" but people from Philadelphia say "soda" is an example of
dialect
dialogue
diction
dialysis
40
"I'm so hungry I could eat a horse" is this type of exaggeration for effect
allusion
metaphor
personification
hyperbole