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Review for Final 1
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1
The priest's beautiful
homily
touched on the need to help out the less fortunate.
True
False
2
The
caterwauling
from next door was incredibly
noisome
, so we had to call the police.
True
False
3
"I meant what I said / and I said what I meant!" - Dr. Seuss
hyperbole
chiasmus
understatement
antithesis
4
concerned
is to
distraught
as
interested
is to
curious
thoughtful
spellbound
5
The literature professor's well-researched _____ of Natsume Soseki's
Kokoro
earned the praise of his colleagues.
paean
mnemonic
solecism
exegesis
6
"This box weighs a ton!" Fernando panted. "Diane, would you mind helping me carry it up the stairs?"
hyperbole
understatement
chiasmus
allegory
7
The people of San Francisco weren't exactly celebrating after the massive 1906 earthquake.
hyperbole
antithesis
understatement
chiasmus
8
As chief of accounting, the budget for the project fell under his _____.
adjunct
verisimilitude
purview
proselyte
9
potter
is to
ceramics
as
legislator
is to
policy
Congress
government
10
The figure skater pirouetted with _____ she failed to properly execute her flip jump.
grace, but
grace yet
grace, however
11
The resolute young man defied assured me, "The word 'quit' is not in my _____!"
purview
lexicon
microcosm
macrocosm
12
When the zombies began rising from our graves, we decided to
immure
ourselves in the most secure building we could find.
True
False
13
certainty
is to
conviction
as
proverb
is to
sonnet
riddle
adage
14
respond
is to
retort
as
scold
is to
regret
rebuke
accuse
15
Billy's cold left him feeling _____ and he snapped at his friend Jane when she asked him how his day was.
obloquy
cognate
symptomatic
bilious
16
hedonist
is to
self-indulgence
as
narcissist
is to
self-doubt
self-obsession
self-righteousness
17
traitorous
is to
loyalty
as
klutzy
is to
dexterity
clumsiness
humor
18
objective
is to
bias
as
tentative
is to...
certainty
perspective
originality
19
sage
is to
wisdom
as
novice
is to
dexterity
failure
inexperience
20
La Brasserie used to be a great place to go for a delicious dinner, but nobody goes there anymore: it's too crowded.
alliteration
chiasmus
paradox
metaphor
21
odorless
is to
fragrance
as
transparent
is to
haze
sharpness
opacity
22
The Broadway star always has a(n) _____ of fawning admirers waiting for autographs by the theater exit.
solecism
persiflage
vassal
claque
23
"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times." - Charles Dickens
alliteration
onomatopoeia
assonance
antithesis
24
The scheme he proposed was so absurd and impossible that everyone accepted it as
fait accompli
.
True
False
25
Max's thrift is evident in his refusal to dispose of ____ even saves the extra forks and knives from take-out food.
plasticware, he
plasticware; he
plasticware, moreover, he
26
Many genres of popular music have been influenced by the blues, _____, rock, hip-hop, and soul.
including; jazz
including jazz
including: jazz
27
friendly
is to
aloof
as
malleable
is to
plastic
mercurial
unchanging
28
Until we reach a rural area with little or no light _____ are unlikely to see a shooting star.
pollution, we
pollution we
pollution; we
29
"It had been necessary to readjust rations (Squealer always said 'readjust,' not 'reduce'')." - George Orwell
anaphora
euphemism
metaphor
chiasmus
30
Features of Earth that are visible from _____ Himalayan mountains and Australia's Great Barrier Reef.
space, include the
space are the
space are; the
31
The clever mountebank ____ me out of my money.
bowdlerized
bellwethered
cozened
browbeat
32
"O Inconceivable being! / Whatever the shape of your house, / No matter how strange and colorless ...." - Billy Collins
irony
alliteration
apostrophe
motif
33
My phone fell into the ______ between my bed and my nightstand.
interstice
exegesis
ancillary
schism
34
"He that is of the opinion money will do everything may well be suspected of doing everything for money." - Ben Franklin
understatement
anaphora
chiasmus
dramatic irony
35
Before James travels to a country where a foreign language is _____ makes sure to learn a few key phrases.
spoken. He
spoken, he
spoken he
36
"Parting is such sweet sorrow..." - William Shakespeare
chiasmus
oxymoron
alliteration
assonance