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English I: Final Exam Review, Fall 2018
How the author/writer feels:
The vantage point or perspective of a story:
English I: Final Exam Review, Fall 2018
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The vantage point or perspective of a story:
Allusion
Mood
Exposition
Point of view
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How the author/writer feels:
Tone
Mood
3
A person/place/thing that represents more than itself:
Plot
Symbolism
Character
Point of view
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"The stars danced playfully in the moonlit sky"
personification
analogy
simile
metaphor
5
I love you dear you are my favorite
Add a semicolon between "dear" and "you"
Add "because" between "dear" and "you"
Add a comma between "dear" and "you"
Add a comma + and between "dear" and "you"
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He slammed the door, glared at me, and stomped away.
Direct characterization - he is sad
Direct characterization - he is irritable
Indirect characterization - he is sassy
Indirect characterization - he is angry
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He was mean to the bone, angry and bitter.
Indirect characterization
Direct characterization
8
What is a speech delivered by one person (a long one-sided conversation; others are present)
Monologue
Sololiquy
Speech
Stage Directions
9
Where does Romeo & Juliet take place?
England
Greece
Italy
France
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Lazily the lion lapped at the delicious water in the lake.
Metaphor
Simile
Hyperbole
Alliteration
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When I study I do well on tests!
semicolon after "study"
comma after "study"
comma after the first "I"
No comma
12
Events that occur
after
the climax:
Plot
Exposition
Rising action
Falling action
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"I am so thirsty, that my throat is as dry as a bone."
personification
simile
metaphor
analogy
14
Which of the following is a theme from
Fahrenheit 451
?
Truth may sometimes lead to suffering.
Technology addiction ruins relationships.
Question the rules to discover truth.
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She screamed the wind howled and she breathed her last.
She screamed; the wind howled, and she breathed her last.
She screamed--the wind howled--and she breathed her last.
She screamed, the wind howled, and she breathed her last.
She screamed: the wind howled: and she breathed her last.
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Who reads the prologue in
Romeo & Juliet
?
Narrator
Chorus
No one
Romeo
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A conversation between or among characters:
Dialogue
Aside
Monologue
Soliloquy
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Opposing people or forces
Conflict
Mood
Climax
Exposition
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"He is the apple of my eye."
personification
metaphor
simile
analogy
20
A universal truth or underlying message of a story:
Theme
Mood
Tone
Topic
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What do we call the author's attitude towards what he/she is writing?
mood
tone
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"My computer throws a fit every time I try to use it"
simile
analogy
personification
metaphor
23
Who wrote
Romeo & Juliet
?
J.R.R. Tolkien
Charles Dickens
Ralph Waldo Emerson
William Shakespeare
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What do we call the way the audience feels towards what they're reading?
mood
Tone
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Usually the longest part of a story:
Plot
Rising Action
Climax
Exposition
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What is the act of speaking one's thoughts aloud when by oneself?
Speech
Soliloquy
Stage directions
Monologue
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In the F451 society, Clarisse is considered:
Friendly
Boring
Crazy
Antisocial
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He wanted three things life, liberty, and lots of lifesavers.
things;
things,
things:
No punctuation
29
How the audience/reader feels:
Tone
Mood
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The acronym for remembering indirect characterization is:
TREES
STEAL
STEAM
SMITTY
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When Friar Laurence pretends that Juliet is dead, but the audience knows otherwise.
Verbal irony
Irony
Situational irony
Dramatic irony
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The highest point of tension in a story:
Resolution
Exposition
Rising Action
Climax
33
What type of test is your final?
short answer
essay
multiple choice
we have no final! muwahaha
34
What does Juliet compare Romeo to?
A rose
An angel
A cloud
A star
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"My love is like a red, red rose"
metaphor
personification
analogy
simile
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I love to run and he loves to chat.
comma after "he"
No comma
comma after "run"
semicolon after "and"
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"Time is a thief"
simile
metaphor
analogy
personification