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English I - The Lady, or the Tiger
English I - The Lady, or the Tiger
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Includes elements of story structure, figurative language, and peer review.
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Which of the following is an example of a metaphor?
The clouds are like giant cotton balls.
The flowers smell as good as bacon.
I could eat a million marshmallows.
You are a shining star.
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What is the purpose of figurative language?
allusion, personification, and puns
a comparison that uses is and are
add half a cup of salt, a large brick, and a million dollars
adds color, interest, and perspective to language
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What is a sequence strategy?
Flashback
Chronological order
complications with twists and turns
All of the above
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What does the trigger usually signify?
Turning point from the beginning to the middle of a story
The resolution
Chronological order
The beginning, middle, and end
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Which is an example of constructive feedback?
Include an additional detail about the character's action.
Good work!
I like how you analyzed the story.
I don't like the point you made in the last sentence.
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What is the first element of plot to which a reader is introduced?
conflict
exposition
rising action
denoument
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In
The Lady, or the Tiger,
what kind of person was the king?
Both
One who yields to his fancies
semi-barbaric and cruel
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What is story structure?
The exposition
The turning point from the middle to the end of the story
The beginning, middle, and end of a story
A return to an earlier point in the story
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When writing a peer review, the feedback should be what?
positive
all of the above
honest
constructive and specific
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In
The Lady, or the Tiger
, what was the trigger?
King discovered princess and her lover
Princess discovered her lover flirting with another woman
King sent princess to the supermarket
The lover of the princess was of "low station."
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What is the definition of figurative language?
a comparison using like or as
Using language beyond literal meaning
similes, metaphors, and idioms
Figurative language is a beautiful swan gliding gracefully.
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What is an example of a figure of speech?
simile and metaphor
allusion and personification
idioms, puns, and onomatopoeia
all of the above