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Mr. O Honors 18 Final Review
Mr. O Honors 18 Final Review
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Spring Semester 18 Honors Review Qs!
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important or aristocratic characters usually speak in this form of unrhymed poetry
Sonnet
limeric
Lyric
Blank verse
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Moana overcomes the big waves on her first night on the sea
Returning home
Refusal of the call
Crossing the threshold
Call to adventure
3
Dumbledore tells Harry about horcruxes and how to defeat them
Approaching the inmost cave
resurrection
Meeting with the mentor
The supreme ordeal
4
Pathos is an appeal to..
Emotion
Pathology
Logic
Credibility
5
The Persephone myth
was told by Native Americans
Answers a "why"
warns about being too prideful
Explains winter
6
Blank Verse...
Does Not Rhyme
Rhymes
Is written in iambic pentameter
Has no pattern
7
a long speech addressed to other characters, not to the audience
Soliloquy
Monologue
Dialogue
Aside
8
synth of a protein from an mRNA temp where the code in the mRNA is converted into an amino acid
Recombination
Transcription
Frameshift
Translation
9
synth of RNA from a DNA template where the DNA code is converted into a complementary RNA code
translation
Recombination
Transcription
Restriction
10
The number one recommended toothpaste by dentists!
Pathos
Ethos
Yeetos
Logos
11
Pandora's curiosity was given to her by
The box
Her brother
Her husband
Zeus
12
sin (math)
Opp/adj
Opp/hyp
adj/opp
Hyp/opp
13
Which is NOT an internal conflict Elie faces?
Struggling with his religion
Being ashamed of his father
Deciding whether or not to stay in the hospital
Marching through the night
14
Moana teams up with Maui
Enemies/tasks
Allies
call to adventure
Reward
15
When a mutation causes a stop codon
Missense
Silent
Nonsense
WHAT
16
Cos (math)
Opp/adj
Hyp/Adj
Adj/hyp
Hyp/opp
17
a technique in which the author hints or prepares the reader for later events in the story
Allusion
Suspense
Metaphor
Foreshadowing
18
Which archetype? Pygmalion
The innocent
The magician
The dude
The ruler
19
Which archetype? Galatea
The innocent
The magician
The sage
The trickster
20
Logos is an appeal to..
The media
Facts
Credibility
Emotion
21
Ethos is an appeal to..
Logic
The masses
Credibility
Reason
22
Which is an example of dehumanization from the book Night?
Being served bad food
Having teeth removed
Being put in cattle cars
Being removed from their homes
23
When a mutation causes the coding of a different amino acid
Silent
Missense
Nonsense
Teach me this please
24
literature which is meant to be performed
Drama
Poetry
Percy Jackson
Prose
25
Bonus- When a nucleotide base is changed but still codes for the same amino acid
What
Nonsense
Silent
Missesense
26
It gets rid of those nasty germs!
Logos
Ethos
Pathos
Balenciagos
27
Moana's grandma's dying words advise Moana to go to the sea
Call to Adventure
refusal of the call
The Journey Home
Supreme Ordeal
28
It kills 99% of plaque!
Westeros
Pathos
Ethos
Logos
29
Myths tell us about which of the following about the cultures from which they belong to?
Demographics
Beliefs
Customs
History
30
Jeff?
Jeff.
Jeff.
Jeff.
Jeff.
31
Tan (math)
Adj/opp
Opp/adj
Hyp/opp
Hyp/adj
32
Moana decides to try and battle the lava goddess even without Maui
Approaching the inmost cave
Crossing the threshold
Refusal of the call
The supreme ordeal
33
Who first warns Elie about the nazis?
Juliek
Moshe
Madame Schacter
Schlomo (his father)
34
Oral traditions were passed down via
Papyrus Sheets
Word of Mouth
Historians
Socrates
35
a reference to a well-known person, place, event, literary selection or work of art
Internal citation
Myth
Allusion
paraphrase
36
when a character, alone on stage, expresses his or her thoughts directly to the audience
monologue
Aside
Dialogue
Soliloquy