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Review for Spring Final
Review for Spring Final
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A long, uninterrupted speech in front of other characters
monologue
characterization
simile
oxymoron
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A figure of speech that combines contradictory terms (i.e. "sweet sorrow")
Oxymoron
Simile
Metaphor
Pun
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Who is Athena?
Enchantress who turns men into pigs
Odysseus's wife
Sea nymph
Goddess of war; helps Odysseus by disguising him
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Who is Amphinomous?
Odysseus's son
A suitor
A member of Odysseus's crew
Sea nymph
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Who is Eumaes?
Odysseus's son
A suitor
Faithful swineherd
Odysseus's father
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Who is Eurymachus?
Odysseus's son
Faithfu swineherd
A whirlpool
A suitor
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Who is Odysseus?
Many-headed monster
One-eyed stupid giant
Brave, cunning, clever warrior
A suitor
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A work of nonfiction that tells the story of important historical events
memoir
autobiography
historical narrative
biography
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A comparison between two unlike objects using the words "like" or "as"
Setting
Allusion
Metaphor
Simile
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An account of an event or period in the author's life
memoir
anecdote
autobiography
biography
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What is Charybdis?
A beautiful sea creature
Many-headed monster
A whirlpool
One-eyed, stupid giant
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Who is Penelope?
Enchantress
Many-headed monster
Goddess who holds Odysseus captive
Odysseus's wife
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When is Juliet's birthday?
June 12
July 31
December 15
September 18
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Humorous use of word or phrase that suggests multiple meanings (i.e. done/Dun)
Simile
Metaphor
Pun
Comparison
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What is Scylla?
Enchantress
One-eyed, stupid giant
Many-headed sea monster
A whirlpool
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Who is Zeus?
A suitor
Odysseus's father
Poweful God who sometimes helps Odysseus
Faithful swineherd
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Who is Laertes?
Odysseus's father
One-eyed, stupid giant
A whirlpool
A suitor
18
Who is Cyclops (Polyphemus)?
Sea monster
Odysseus's right-hand-man
One-eyed, stupid giant
Powerful God
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Who is Posideon?
God who hates Odysseus and tries to ruin his journey
A suitor
One-eyed, stupid giant
Faithful swineherd
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Who is Circe?
Sea nymph who held Odysseus captive
Odysseus's wife
Goddess of war
Enchantress who turned men into pigs
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What is the name of Odysseus's home island?
Olympus
Ithaca
Greece
Troy
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Comparison between two unlike objects (i.e. "His eyes are homes of silent prayer")
Metaphor
Monologue
Simile
Setting
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Who is Telemachus?
Odysseus's son
A suitor
Faithful swineherd
A whirlpool
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The story of a person's life written by someone else
autobiography
anecdote
memoir
biography
25
A brief account of an interesting or significant occurence
metaphor
anecdote
simile
aphorism
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An author's attitude toward his or her subject matter
tone
aphorism
anecdote
narrative
27
When the audience knows something the characters do not
Metaphor
Pun
Dramatic irony
Setting
28
The author's reason for writing (i.e. to inform, persuade, entertain, express feelings)
subject
mood
author's purpose
tone
29
A reference to history, art, music, people, etc. (i.e. "She hath Dian's wit")
irony
pun
characterization
allusion
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The personality a character displays and the means by which the author reveals the traits
monologue
allusion
characterization
setting
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Hints about what is to come (i.e. "From forth the fatal loins of these two foes...")
Foreshadowing
Simile
Metaphor
Allusion
32
Where did MLK, Jr. give his "I Have a Dream" speech?
The White House
Lincoln Memorial
Jefferson Memorial
Washington Monument
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What are Sirens?
Weapons of war
Beautiful, deadly, singing sea creatures
Warriors
Whirlpools
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The story of a person's life written by that person
anecdote
memoir
biography
autobiography
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Where the action takes place (i.e. Verona, Italy)
simile
Setting
metaphor
monologue
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Who is Antinous?
Suitor who throws a chair at Odysseus
A whirlpool
Odysseus's father
Member of Odysseus's crew
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Who is Calypso?
Goddess of war
Odysseus's wife
Sea nymph who held Odysseus captive
Enchantress who turns men into pigs
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Who is Eurylochus?
One-eyed, stupid giant
Faithful swineherd
Odysseus's right-hand-man; crew member
Odysseus's father
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A short, pointed statement that expresses a wise or clever observation about human experience
memoir
anecdote
aphorism
biography
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Techniques the author uses to create particular engaging effects
similes
metaphors
rhetorical devices
tones
