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1
We can infer that this poem was written...
in the Renaissance
during the American Civil War
in the last ten years
in the twentieth century
2
What can we infer about the speaker of "Theme for English B?"
He lives alone.
He only likes classical music.
He fears his instructor.
He does not like Harlem.
3
Which of the following is most likely a theme of "Deportation at Breakfast?"
Deportation is necessary to protect citizens.
You should always take pride in a job well done.
Many immigrants are valuable and dedicated workers.
Never judge a book by its cover.
4
Which of the following literary devices is NOT used in the poem?
idiom
imagery
repetition
alliteration
5
A conversation among characters is known as...
allegory
symbolism
irony
dialogue
6
When we as readers know something a character does not, this is known as...
Dramatic irony
Situational irony
Sarcasm
Symbolism
7
What do the story and the poem have in common?
Both are about immigrants.
Both have first-person narrators.
Both are allegories.
Both have surprise endings.
8
What can we NOT infer about Javier given the information in the story?
He is an illegal immigrant.
He is married.
He does several important jobs at the restaurant.
He is a hard worker.
9
Which of the following is NOT true of Javier?
He is a cook at a restaurant.
He is related to the narrator.
He is deported.
He is a hard worker.
10
The message or lesson of a story is the...
conflict
symbol
theme
plot
11
Now let's look back at the quarter... A traditional moral tale with supernatural elements is a
ballad
sonnet
myth
allegory
12
Which of the following phrases from "Deportation at Breakfast" is an example of dialogue?
"Then the elderly men came to pay."
"I could smell my eggs starting to burn..."
"I ordered coffee..."
"Can we pull some tables together?"
13
When an author exaggerates, this is know as...
Hyperbole
An allegory
Personification
A simile
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"That coat cost me an arm and a leg" is an example of...
An idiom
An archetype
A hyperbole
A simile
15
"The Highwayman" was what type of poem?
epic
haiku
sonnet
ballad
16
Which of the following is a likely theme of the poem?
Honesty is the best policy.
People have a lot more in common than they realize.
Teachers should try better to understand their students.
Music is incredibly important to most African-Americans.
17
Which type of conflict is most evident in the poem?
man vs. society
man vs. himself
man vs. supernatural
man vs. nature
18
A story in which the characters, setting, and plot are all symbolic is called...
An allegory
A sonnet
An ironic text
Dialogue
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A pattern in literature found in various cultures and time periods is ...
An allegory
A metaphor
An idiom
An archetype
20
What point of view is used in "Deportation at Breakfast?"
third person limited
second person
third person omniscient
first person