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Final Review Multiple Choice
The following image is an example of:
Ponyboy's character is an example of:
Final Review Multiple Choice
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Ponyboy's character is an example of:
both round and dynamic
a static character
a dynamic character
a round character
2
The following image is an example of:
an epitaph
a shape poem
a parody
a concrete poem
3
We get to know a character well, story is told through their perspective and it's 3rd person
first person
limited omniscient
omniscient
objective
4
Find the adjectives:
I think the most difficult Math unit is geometry.
most, difficult, Math
most, difficult
difficult, Math
difficult
5
When is the most exciting part of the story?
exposition
rising action
climax
falling action
6
Find the prepositions:
Forget her! She ran away from you and left you behind.
her, away, from, behind
away, from, left
from, left
from, behind
7
Find the pronouns:
On our way home, we saw a fire engine.
our, we, a
on, our, we
our, we, fire
our, we
8
Find the adverbs:
That race was very tiring. I don't think I ran very fast!
very, tiring, very, fast
very, fast
very, very, fast
very, very
9
This is an example of:
a limerick
a parody
a diamante
a cinquain
10
Which of the following plot events occurs first?
Randy and Ponyboy discuss the Soc/Greaser dynamic
Johnny kills Bob
Johnny and Ponyboy run away
Dallas scares Marcia and Cherry
11
Find the adjectives:
For a while, Aunt Wilma sat in the red chair and drank iced tea with lemon
Aunt, Wilma, red, iced, lemon
Aunt, red, iced, tea
Aunt, red
Aunt, red, iced
12
The protagonist doesn't know their boyfriend is going to dump her, but the reader and author do
This is dramatic irony
This is irony
This is static characterization
This is a dilemma
13
Find the adjectives:
There is some tea left in that green pitcher but that tall man wants some.
green, tall
some, that, green, tall, some
some, that, green, that, tall
some, green, man
14
Allusion is defined as:
repeating words
including quotations from more famous works
repeating consonant sounds
referring to more famous works, events or people
15
Find the conjunctions:
Since I have been at school, I have always wanted to join band and choir
Since, and
Since, to, and
always, at, and
and
16
Which of the following statements is true?
The man on the right is metaphor
The man on the left is metaphor
Both men are speaking in similes
Both men are speaking in metaphors
17
The following image contains:
personification
alliteration
onomatopoeia
metaphor
18
The following is an example of:
a tanka
a limerick
a haiku
a cinquain
19
Find all the nouns:
How many countries has Kim been to? I'm interested in traveling to France.
How, countries, Kim
countries, Kim, to, France
countries
countries, Kim, France
20
Find the interjection:
I really shouldn't have stolen that chocolate bar! Yikes!
chocolate bar
stolen
Yikes
really
21
Find all the nouns:
My brother and I went to the English classroom to find my homework.
brother, I, classroom, homework
brother, English, homework
brother, classroom, homework
brother, I, English, classroom, homework
22
Which of the following statements is
NOT
true?
Pony writes because he and Darrell mend their relationship
The final rumble is won by the Greasers
Cherry does not visit Johnny because of loyalty to Bob
Randy regrets his actions near the end of the novel
23
Find the prepositions:
I left your bike standing near the classroom past the door.
left, standing,
near
near, past
left, near, past
24
The following contains:
a metaphor
a simile
alliteration
personification
25
The following is an example of:
a diamante
an epitaph
a limerick
a clerihew
26
The following contains:
assonance
allusion
alliteration
personification
27
The "God" point of view
omniscient
objective
limited omniscient
first person
28
Which of the following conflicts is most demonstrated in Ponyboy's struggles with identity?
person vs. nature
person vs. society
person vs. person
person vs. self
29
The difference between alliteration and assonance is:
outline of image vs. filled in image
quoting vs. referring
vowels vs. consonants
rhyme vs. no rhyme
30
The "I" point of view is also known as:
objective
first person
omniscient
limited omniscient
31
What is a possible theme statement for this poem?
Love has its ups and downs.
Time flies so seize the day.
Choose a path that leads to new things.
Keep hopes alive.
32
The following image is a _____ and contains ____
epitaph; alliteration
free verse; repetition
free verse; simile
clerihew; alliteration
33
The following is an example of:
a clerihew
an epitaph
a cinquain
a limerick
34
Which of the following plot events occurs first?
Johnny kills Bob
Dallas scares Marcia and Cherry
Johnny and Ponyboy run away
Randy and Ponyboy discuss the Soc/Greaser dynamic
35
Which of the following events is
NOT
caused by the Greaser/Soc conflict?
Cherry doesn't visit Johnny in the hospital
the final rumble
Ponyboy runs away
Johnny kills bob
36
Find the nouns:
Return my books to the library so the librarian remove my name from the list.
books, library, librarian, name, list
books, library, remove, list
books, library, name, list
books, library, remove, name, list
37
Which of the following is
NOT
an example of broken stereotypes?
Darrell and Ponyboy are intelligent and hard-working
Bob and Randy pick a fight with Johnny and Ponyboy
The greasers are sensitive and emotional
Cherry is kind and easy to talk to
38
Define foreshadowing:
two undesirable options for the protagonist
hints about an upcoming twist
a twist the reader and author know about
a twist at the end of a story
39
Find the adjectives:
There are four cats and three, hairy dogs by the garbage.
four, three, hairy
four, three
hairy
four, three, hairy, garbage
40
Conflict is
most significantly
used to:
to be a symbol for something more meaningful
to teach the reader lessons
set the scene
create tension and drama between characters
41
Find the pronouns:
Take that home! You can't bring any in here.
that, any
that, You, any
You
that, You, any, here
42
Find the conjunctions:
Is it her birthday yet? - I don't know so you should ask her!
know
so, yet
yet
so
43
Define setting
time and place
a character in opposition of the protagonist
the tone or mood of the story
highest point of tension
44
What is the correct order of plot structure?
exposition --> climax --> rising action
rising action --> climax --> exposition
exposition --> climax --> resolution
climax --> falling action --> rising action
45
Find the pronouns:
Many laughed but few cared about her.
Many, but, laughed
few, her
Many, few, her
Many, few, about, her
46
Find the nouns:
Park my car near the mall.
park, car
near, mall
park, car, mall
car, mall
47
If a person was flying a drone and captured a muted video, what perspective would they see?
limited omniscient
first person
omniscient
objective
48
Which of the following characters is the
least
dynamic?
Darrell
Bob
Cherry
Ponyboy
49
"Repeating consonant sounds" is
assonance
simile
repetition
alliteration
50
Find the interjections:
Well, based on my current performance, I think I'm going to lose.
lose
I
based on my current performance
Well
51
What is the rhyme scheme of this poem?
aabbccdd
abcdaefe
ababcdcd
abcbdefe
52
Which of the following conflicts is demonstrated in the Socs/Greasers dynamic?
person vs. person
person vs. supernatural
person vs. nature
person vs. self
53
Find the conjunctions:
Who went with Bob and Mary? - I don't know nor do I care.
and, nor, care
and, nor
with, and, nor
with, nor
54
Line 3 contains:
personification
alliteration
a simile
a metaphor
55
Line 1-2 contains an example of:
alliteration
repetition
assonance
onomatopoeia
