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1
Name the literary device: "Though worlds of wanwood leafmeal lie; / and yet you will weep and know why."
Alliteration
Irony
Onomatopoeia
Hyperbole
2
"And walked with inward glory crowned"
Iambic
Spondaic
Anapestic
Trochaic
3
"Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer's Day" is written in _______ point of view.
First person
Second person
Third person limited
Third person omniscient
4
Neddy Merrill attempting to swim home in the midst of a storm and changing weather is an example of:
Man vs. nature
Man vs. self
Man vs. man
Man vs. God
5
Emily Grierson facing off against the townspeople is an example of:
Man vs. God
Man vs. self
Man vs. man
Man vs. nature
6
Name the literary device: "uncertain stumbling buzz"
Assonance
Metaphor
Alliteration
Simile
7
"Do Not Go Gentle into that Good Night" is written in ______ point of view.
Third person limited
First person
Second person
Third person omniscient
8
The two rhyming lines at the end of a sonnet are called a ________.
Sestina
Couplet
Villanelle
End rhyme
9
"Do Not Go Gently into that Good Night" is an example of a:
Villanelle
Limerick
Sonnet
Sestina
10
"A Rose for Emily" utilizes a ________ plot.
Chronological
Nonlinear
Cyclical
Linear
11
5 feet, 1 stressed + 1 unstressed syllable:
Trochaic pentameter
Trochaic tetrameter
Iambic pentameter
Iambic tetrameter
12
_______ is the repetition of vowel sounds in stressed syllables in a line of poetry
Alliteration
Dissonance
Hyberbole
Assonance
13
________ refers to information introducing the characters and conflict in a story.
Literary analysis
Explication
Rising action
Exposition
14
Manley Pointer's Bible is a ________ because it represents Manley's duality.
Simile
Metaphor
Hyberbole
Allusion
15
Name the literary device: "Two vast and trunkless legs of stone stand in the desert"
Personification
Imagery
Idiom
Simile
16
Which author died mysteriously while wearing someone else's clothing?
Poe
Cheever
Carver
O'Connor
17
1 stressed + 1 unstressed syllable:
Trochaic
Spondaic
Anapestic
Iambic
18
The tone of "Masque of the Red Death" is best described as:
Playful
Nostalgic
Sad
Ominous
19
The colors of the rooms in "Masque of the Red Death" best represent:
Stages of life
Nothing; the colors are coincidental
Progression of seasons
Stages of grief
20
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the Southern Gothic?
Celebration of nature
Dark family secrets
Dilapidated plantation houses
Antiheroes
21
Four feet in a line of poetry is called:
Four meter
Hexameter
Cuatrameter
Tetrameter
22
"Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May"
Trochaic
Iambic
Anapestic
Spondaic
23
A(n) ________ is an analysis of possible meanings and relationships of small units that make up a poem.
Allusion
Elegy
Explication
Hyperbole
24
A form of poem with 14 lines of iambic pentameter with ABAB rhyme scheme:
Dramatic monologue
Villanelle
Haikou
Sonnet
25
_______ is the emotion being conveyed by the speaker of a poem.
Rhyme
Tone
Syntax
Diction
26
Which author was a devout Catholic who died of lupus?
Cheever
Faulkner
Carver
O'Connor
27
Who is the narrator of "Everything Stuck to Him"?
The grown daughter
The girl from the story
Unknown
The boy from the story
28
A ________ plot begins with an event and returns to that event at the end of the story.
Nonlinear
Cyclical
Spherical
Chronological
29
Manley stealing Hulga's leg is an example of:
Idiom
Personification
Metaphor
Irony
30
The grandmother attempting to talk the Misfit out of shooting her family is an example of:
Man vs. nature
Man vs. self
Man vs. God
Man vs. man
31
Hulga intending to seduce Manley and Manley stealing her leg instead is an example of:
Situational irony
Verbal irony
Tragic flaw
Falling action
32
Iambic pentameter with no rhyme scheme is called:
Blank verse
Free verse
Sonnet
Anapest
33
Rhyming words at the end of lines of poetry is called:
Free verse
External rhyme
Internal rhyme
Slant rhyme
34
What is the subject of "Do Not Go Gentle into that Good Night"?
Nature
Birth
Secrets
Death
35
"The Assyrian came down like the wolf on the fold"
Anapestic
Iambic
Spondaic
Trochaic
36
A poet may break a set meter on certain words in order to:
No reason
Draw attention to that word
Detract attention from that word
Show confusion about the word
37
"Death, be not proud, though some have called thee mighty and dreadful" is an example of:
Allusion
Hyperbole
Onomatopoeia
Personification
38
______ refers to the natural emphasis and flow placed upon spoken words
Rhythm
Tone
Meter
Sound
39
________ is the attribution of human characteristics to nonhuman objects
Personification
Hyberbole
Assonance
Metaphor
40
Which piece of information would you include in the introduction of a poetry explication?
Speaker
All of the above
Title of the poem
Publication date
41
Which author created a fictional community in Yoknapatawpha County, Mississippi?
Cheever
O'Connor
Poe
Faulkner
42
A grouping of stressed/unstressed syllables in a line of poetry is called:
A grouping
A foot
A meter
A rhythm
43
_______ refers to the grammatical structure of sentences.
Diction
Syntax
Meter
Tone
44
A _______ plot is told in sequential order.
Cyclical
Chronological
Foreshadowing
Nonlinear
45
"A Good Man Is Hard to Find" is written in ________ point of view.
Second person
Third person omniscient
Third person limited
First person
46
"Death Be Not Proud" was written by:
Percy Shelley
William Shakespeare
John Donne
Dylan Thomas
47
3 feet, 1 stressed + 2 unstressed syllables:
Anapestic trimeter
Anapestic tetrameter
Spondaic trimeter
Spondaic tetrameter
48
Who is the narrator of "A Rose for Emily"?
A townsperson
Homer Barron
Emily
Colonel Sartoris
49
A ________ is a comparison that doesn't use the words "like" or "as"
Alliteration
Simile
Personification
Metaphor
50
Hulga's loss of faith is an example of:
Man vs. God
Man vs. man
Man vs. self
Man vs. nature
51
The grandfather clock in "Masque of the Red Death" is best described as a(n) ________.
Idiom
Hyperbole
Onomatopoeia
Symbol
52
A form of poem with three lines of alternating 5, 7, 5 syllables:
Haiku
Elegy
Sonnet
Limerick
53
Which of the following is a reason a narrator may be unreliable?
S(he) is crazy
Both A and B
S(he) is young
None of the above
54
1 unstressed + 1 stressed syllable
Iambic
Trochaic
Anapestic
Spondaic
55
The climax of "The Swimmer" occurs when:
Ned sees his empty house
Ned crosses the interstate
Ned's mistress rejects him
The storm hits
56
The theme of "The Swimmer" is best summarized as:
If you try sometimes, you get what you need.
You cannot outrun your problems forever.
Just keep swimming.
You can't always get what you want.
57
Which of the following is NOT a big picture item in a poetry explication?
Figurative language
Audience
Speaker
Conflict
58
The boy deciding whether to go hunting or stay with his family is an example of:
Internal conflict
External conflict
59
Who is the audience of "Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer's Day"?
The speaker himself
The speaker's mistress
The speaker's enemy
The speaker's mother
60
________ refers to something both repulsive and pitiful.
Eccentric
Metaphorical
Grotesque
Gothic
61
"Piping down the alleys wild"
Trochaic
Iambic
Anapestic
Spondaic
62
A _______ is a comparison using "like" or "as"
Metaphor
Simile
Personification
Alliteration
63
The theme of "A Rose for Emily" could be best described as:
People can put up a front and be evil under the surface.
What goes around comes around.
Elderly people are murderers.
People who don't pay taxes must pay the price.
64
6 feet, 2 unstressed + 1 stressed syllable:
Spondaic hexameter
Anapestic hexameter
Spondaic heptameter
Anapestic heptameter
65
Which of the following is the rhyme scheme of a Shakespearean sonnet?
ABCDABCDABCDEE
ABABCDCDEFEFGG
AABBCCDDEEFFGG
ABBACDDCEFFEGG
66
In "Because I Could Not Stop for Death," images of children at recess, fields of grain, and the setting sun represent:
Stages of life
Levels of Hell
Months of the year
Days of the week
67
"Woman much missed, how you call to me, call to me"
Trochaic
Spondaic
Iambic
Anapestic
68
Name the literary device: "Because I could not stop for Death / He kindly stopped for me."
Personification
Idiom
Assonance
Synecdoche
69
The tone of "Everything Stuck to Him" is best described as:
Vengeful/sarcastic
Ominous/creepy
Sad/nostalgic
Happy/joyous
70
"My Last Duchess" is an example of a:
Villanelle
Dramatic monologue
Sonnet
Free verse poem
71
Who is the audience of Hopkins' "Spring and Fall?"
Margaret
Hulga
Death
Nature
72
________ is the rhythmic structure of a poem.
Tone
Alliteration
Rhyme
Meter
73
What is the theme of "Everything Stuck to Him"?
Sometimes love doesn't last
Judgmental people are often the most sinful
Old houses hide dark secrets
You can avoid facing reality
74
Name the literary device: "The stillness in the room was like the stillness in the air between the heaves of storm."
Allusion
Hyperbole
Irony
Simile
75
_______ refers to the opposite of what is expected happening
Irony
Allusion
Simile
Foreshadowing
76
Which of the following is an example of figurative language?
Conflict
Tone
Mood
Allusion
77
Which of the following is correctly cited in MLA?
"Once upon a midnight dreary / While I pondered weak and weary" (2018).
"Once upon a midnight dreary while I pondered weak and weary" (1-2).
"Once upon a midnight dreary / While I pondered weak and wear" (1-2).
"Once upon a midnight dreary / While I pondered weak and weary." (1-2)
78
1 stressed + 2 unstressed syllables:
Anapestic
Iambic
Trochaic
Spondaic
79
________ refers to the most significant event in the conflict of a story.
Symbolism
Climax
Resolution
Grotesque
80
________ is the repetition of the same sound at the beginning of each word
Assonance
Parallelism
Alliteration
Dissonance
81
8 feet in a line of poetry is called:
Trimeter
Monometer
Octameter
Pentameter
82
What is a reason a poet may choose to write in free verse?
It sounds like a song
It mimics real speech patterns
It has a set rhyme scheme
Iambic pentameter helps reader remember it
83
The theme of "Pied Beauty" can be best described as:
For everything there is a season
God is mysterious and unknown
Death comes for us all
Praise God for unique things in nature
84
A ________ plot is told with events out of order.
Undefined
Cyclical
Nonlinear
Chronological
85
The climax of "A Good Man Is Hard to Find" occurs when:
The Misfit shoots Bailey
The Misfit shoots the grandmother
The family crashes the car
The grandmother realizes they're on the wrong road
86
Which of the following is part of the rhetorical situation surrounding a work?
Audience
All of the above
Speaker
Purpose
87
________ refers to a series of events in which each is more significant than the last.
Rising action
Explication
Exposition
Denouement
88
"A Rose for Emily" is told from _____ point of view.
Second person
First person
Third person omniscient
Third person limited
89
Cyclical plots often rely on ________, or glimpses into the past.
Framing devices
Foreshadowing
Flashbacks
Situational irony
90
"Everything Stuck to Him" uses a ________ plot.
Linear
Cyclical
Chronological
Nonlinear
91
"Sometime too hot the eye of heaven shines"
Iambic trimeter
Iambic pentameter
Iambic hexameter
Iambic tetrameter
92
What word best describes the tone of the following: "Glory be to God for dappled things"
Angry
Mournful
Celebratory
Nostalgic
93
________ refers to an event that is simultaneously disturbing and comical.
Southern Gothic
Verbal irony
Grotesque
Dark humor
94
"Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer's Day" is an example of a:
Haiku
Sonnet
Villanelle
Sestina
95
2 unstressed + 1 stressed syllable:
Anapestic
Iambic
Spondaic
Trochaic
96
8 feet, 1 unstressed + 1 stressed syllable:
Trochaic octameter
Trochaic trimeter
Iambic octameter
Iambic trimeter
97
Neddy Merrill trying to avoid reality is an example of:
Man vs. self
Man vs. man
Man vs. nature
Man vs. God
98
_______ refers to specific word choices an author uses.
Figurative language
Diction
Meter
Syntax
99
The grandmother trying to stop the Misfit from shooting her is an example of:
External conflict
Internal conflict
100
A poem with no meter or rhyme is written in:
Slam poetry
Blank verse
Free verse
Modern verse