Which is an example of a metaphor?

The mans tears were a stormy ocean.

Speech heard by the audience but not by other characters.

What is situational irony?

When you expect one outcome but get the opposite.

Who are flat characters?

person who doesn't change too much throughout the story

A line of poetry that ends with a period, punctuation mark, or colon

What is an imperfect line ?

When one person starts a sentence and another one finish it.

Which is an example of personification?

The wind whispered into my ears.

What is a denotation?

It's the primary meaning of a word

Figure of speech that compares one thing to another

What is dramatic irony?

The audience knows info. the character doesn't.

What are rhetorical questions used for?

Emphasize a point, To persuade the audience

What is juxaposition ?

Two things being placed together with contrasting event

The larger meaning of the story

A secondary source is...

A source who did not experience event firsthand

Litereary device used in poetry and prose to list things

What does Shakespearean plot structure have?

There is a catastrophe in the falling action

What is an antagonist?

The character opposing the leading character

Appeals to the emotions of a particular audience

What are round characters?

Complex and undergoes development

A long speech that is given by one characher alone on stage

Shakespeare wrote his plays and sonnets in

Blank Verse, Pentameter, Unrhymed Iambic Pentameter

What is a run on sentence?

When two or more independent clauses are not joined correctly.

what is a static character?

a character who does not undergo a major change

Speaker- centered; credibility, reliability, character " I, me, my"

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Which is an example of a metaphor?
He was tall like the Empire State building.
The court case was unfair for various reasons.
The sprinter ran as fast as the flash.
The mans tears were a stormy ocean.
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What is an Aside?
A question that requires no answer.
When one person starts a sentence and another one finishes it.
Speech heard by the audience but not by other characters.
A long conversation between two characters.
3
What is situational irony?
When the audience knows important information the characters do not.
When the characters of the story know the final outcome of the plot.
When someone says something but means the opposite can include sarcasm.
When you expect one outcome but get the opposite.
4
Who are flat characters?
characters who have emotional depth
person who is only in non-fiction novels
person who doesn't change too much throughout the story
person who changes a lot throughout the story
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what is an End-Stop
the end of a road, or sidewalk
Another word for poetry
To have no movement
A line of poetry that ends with a period, punctuation mark, or colon
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What is the repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of a clause?
Diction
Merica'
Rhetoric
Anaphora
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"Like father, like son" is an example of a __.
simile
parallel structure
methaphor
parallelism
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Which of the following is how Greek tragic plot structure starts?
Exposition
Rising action
Catastrophe
In medias res
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the feeling or idea that a word gives, such as "odor" versus "aroma"
metaphor
iambic pentameter
connotation
verbal irony
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What is an imperfect line ?
when you are famous
when you are in a relationship
When one person starts a sentence and another one finish it.
when you are lonely
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what is imagery
The use of words or phrases in writing
Indicating a future event in a story
Visually descriptive language
Giving human actions to inanimate objects
12
Which is an example of personification?
The cat affectionately purred.
The wind whispered into my ears.
The darkness was eerie.
The leaves fell to the ground.
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This MLA format should include the author's name and page numbers.
header
margins
citations
title
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Which of the following does not belong with the characteristics of a tragic hero?
Hamartia
Catharsis
Fall from Grace
Nobility
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What is Paratext?
the text word for word
giving an object human traits
an exact quote from the text
Interpretation of text
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What is a denotation?
Actions
Positive or negative of a word
It's the primary meaning of a word
Symbols
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What is a simile?
A word or phrase describing something
A word or phase that qualifies an adjective
A word being used to make something seem different
Figure of speech that compares one thing to another
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What is dramatic irony?
Best known in Mark Antony's speech.
When you expect one outcome but get the opposite.
The audience knows info. the character doesn't.
When the char. says one thing and mean another.
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What are rhetorical questions used for?
Emphasize a point
For people to answer
To confuse the audience
To persuade the audience
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What is juxaposition ?
Two things being placed together with contrasting event
A comparison not using like or as.
Some random word we shouldn't need to know.
Normal order of words reversed in ordr to achieve particular effect
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What is theme?
The paragraph on the back of the book
The beginning of the story where a lot of the plot is explained
The end of the story
The larger meaning of the story
22
Of the following... which is an example of a primary source?
Diary
Textbooks
Biography
Analysis
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A secondary source is...
A source who did not experience event firsthand
Any source from 100 or more years ago
Any named source
A source who experienced event firsthand
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What is cataloging?
Visually descriptive language used in writing
Litereary device used in poetry and prose to list things
The choice and use of words in writing
Listing items in a store magezine
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What is verbal irony?
you expect one outcome but get a different one
A tragic flaw
when the reader knows something the characters don't
The opposite of what you mean
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What does Shakespearean plot structure have?
There is a catastrophe in the falling action
There is a catastrophe in the rising action.
There is no climax.
There is a reversal at the climax.
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What is an antagonist?
A character that does not undego major changes
The character whom readers root for
A character that changes as a result of events
The character opposing the leading character
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What is pathos?
Appeals to the emotions of a particular audience
Something that physically affects you
The tone someone uses while talking with you
Something that is directed to you
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The MLA format that has your name, your teachers name, the class, and the date.
Heading
Intoduction
Subject
Title
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What are round characters?
fixed and doesn't like change
Noncomplex and doesn't undergo development
Two dimensional
Complex and undergoes development
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What part of the classic plot is there a dramatic turning point?
Resolution
Exposition
Falling Action
Climax
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How do you correctly use an in-text citation?
"It's party time!" Micah 23.
"It's party time!" (Micah 23).
It's party time!"" (Micah 23).
""It's party time! Micah 23.
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Argument-centered; Uses facts, data, stats, or anecdotes.
Logos
Diction
Pathos
Ethos
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What is a Monolouge?
A long speech that is given by one characher alone on stage
dynamic characters
breaking the forth wall in a play
repition of a word
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Shakespeare wrote his plays and sonnets in
Blank Verse
Pentameter
Unrhymed Iambic Pentameter
Trochee
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What is a run on sentence?
A sentence in motion.
A sentence with too many commas.
A sentence that is not complete.
When two or more independent clauses are not joined correctly.
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what is a static character?
a character who undergoes a major change
a character who does not undergo a major change
a character who is vague
the main character
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What is Ethos?
Speaker- centered; credibility, reliability, character " I, me, my"
When the audience knows important info that the protagonist doesn't
Audience- Centered; emotion, pity, fear, pride, guilt
Argument-centered; facts, data, stats, #/%

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