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Duplicate of English 2 Final Review
Duplicate of English 2 Final Review
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Punctuation, clauses, academic vocab
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The sun smiled down on the little village in bright, happy rays.
metaphor
hyperbole
simile
personification
2
Which one? Even though many superheroes exist
dependent clause
independent clause
3
For Halloween, Owen will be Sully; and Oaklie will be a purple monster.
correctly written
incorrectly written
4
Add correct punctuation: Karen loves ice hockey however she does not own her own skates.
hockey. However
hockey; however
hockey; however,
hockey, however,
5
Which of these words CANNOT be used after a comma to to combine two sentences?
as
are
so
yet
6
Which one? Before Superman was born
independent clause
dependent clause
7
The old buildings add charm to the campus; they have a quaint appearance.
Incorrectly written
Correctly written
8
what are the 7 fanboys?
four, an, nee, butt, or, yes, and since
from, to, up, down, right, left, down
For, and, nor, but, or, yet, and so
for, and, but, yet, because, until
9
The author states the following; "Running is ninety percent mental and ten percent physical."
change Running to running
change ; to :
correctly written
change ; to ,
10
"maze" means "a confused place"
connotation
denotation
11
When we say a "correctional facility" instead of saying "prison," this is a...
imagery
conflict
euphemism
simile
12
Which one? So that we are all safe
dependent clause
independent clause
13
Which one? Superman is really Clark Kent
independent clause
dependent clause
14
The thunder boomed outside, shaking the windows in their frames.
onomatopoeia
simile
metaphor
hyperbole
15
When we say a "case of the Mondays" instead of saying "irritable," this is a...
tone
climax
euphemism
conflict
16
to break up a whole into parts for examination
Analyze
Evidence
Evaluate
Synthesize
17
Semi-colon: Jim isn't here now he hasn't been here all day.
here; all day
here; now he hasn't
now; he hasn't
No change
18
Ruby red ribbons were entwined in her long, lavish locks of glittering gold hair.
metaphor
hyperbole
onomatopoeia
alliteration
19
Which one? Superman and Wonder Woman make a formidable couple
dependent clause
independent clause
20
semi-colon should go: It sprinkled on and off at the picnic nevertheless, we still had fun.
on and off; at the picnic
no change
picnic; nevertheless
nevertheless; we still
21
"Love is a rose, with perfect beauty and the sharp thorns of heartache all on one stem."
simile
hyperbole
personification
metaphor
22
Which one? Superman flew up, up and away
independent clause
dependent clause
23
Place the semicolon- I enjoyed the play Footloose I saw it last night.
after FOOTLOOSE
after SAW
before FOOTLOOSE
before PLAY
24
Add punctuation: The holiday was filled with various activities shopping, games, and baking.
activities, shopping
No change
activities: shopping
activities; shopping
25
Which of the following sentences is a run-on sentence?
A dog was in the street playing with the ball.
It was a beautiful day there was not a cloud in the sky.
I was in the house, on my computer all night.
The gray mouse was inside the wall and wanted some cheese.
26
To combine a number of things into a coherent whole?
Evaluate
Analyze
Synthesize
Assess
27
Add punctuation: Your voice is irritating although, you have a kind spirit.
irritating; although,
irritating, although,
irritating: although,
No change
28
"Ha ha, very funny. I've never heard THAT one before..."
sarcastic tone
formal tone
amused tone
depressed tone
29
"heaven" means "a place of peace and delight"
connotation
denotation
30
"Life is like a box of chocolates; you never know what you're gonna get."
metaphor
personification
simile
hyperbole
31
The cross country season is over; but we will still be running consistently.
incorrectly written
correctly written
32
Which one? Peter Parker is Spiderman
dependent clause
independent clause
33
Use a semicolon between
fragments
independent clauses
run ons
clauses
34
Is this sentence a run-on? The cats laid in the house; they were too tired to move.
Yes
No
35
Add punctuation: The sky was ominous but my heart was light.
ominous. But
All of the above
ominous; but
ominous, but
36
"alcohol" means "a dangerous substance that causes people to act recklessly.
connotation
denotation
37
Which one? When Superman looked for kryptonite on a one-way street
dependent clause
independent clause
38
Which is the independent clause: We'll go as soon as I'm off the phone.
We'll go
as soom as
I'm off the phone
as soon as I'm off the phone
39
Semicolon? I have lived in Phoenix, Minneapolis, and Taos.
after Phoenix
after lived
No change needed
40
"religion" means "a philosophy that teaches about the supernatural world"
connotation
denotation
41
Which of these words can be used after a comma to connect sentences?
for
however
at
although
42
Add punctuation: My father has a wise saying "Always look on the bright side."
saying: "Always
No change
saying, "Always
saying; "Always
43
"strict" means "careful about following rules"
connotation
denotation
44
Add punctuation: It was that last day of school everyone finished their exams.
No change
school: everyone
school, everyone
school; everyone
45
Add a colon? School gets out at 2:10 pm.
School: gets
No change
at: 2:10
46
Add punctuation: The movie was long also, it was boring.
long, also,
long. Also,
long, also,
No change
47
"I am grounded for the rest of my life."
personification
simile
metaphor
hyperbole
48
Which one? Superman returns
independent clause
dependent clause
49
Which one? When Superman puts on his cape
independent clause
dependent clause
50
When we say a student is "held back" instead of saying they "failed," this is a...
euphemism
analyze
imagery
alliteration
51
The use of words and phrases that appeal to the reader's five senses?
Imagery
Onomatopoeia
Hyperbole
Alliteration
52
What is a run-on sentence?
A sentence that does not express a complete thought
A sentence that has independent clause without conjunctions
A complete sentence that has no vowels
A sentence that makes you feel tired.
53
"It was a piece of cake!"
hyperbole
personification
simile
metaphor
54
Add a colon? I play four sports soccer, football, rugby and baseball.
four: sports
sports: soccer
play: four
no change
55
to assess
Analyze
Synthesize
Evidence
Evaluate
56
Which of these symbols can be used to combine sentences?
;
:
!
,
57
His blue eyes sparkled as if they were dazzling beads of dew.
personification
metaphor
hyperbole
simile
58
Place the colon - At the air base we saw three signs To Norway, To London, and t Paris.
before SIGNS
after SIGNS
after AT
after BASE
59
Which of the following sentences is NOT a run-on sentence?
The people in the story were old they didn't have a life.
I don't play tennis well I have a poor backhand.
The person in the store isn't happy; she is very upset!
The pretty cat went outside to play he is not very happy.
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Students will pick World Literature topics; students may also pick a related topic.
correctly written
incorrectly written
61
Use a colon
to introduce what follows
between a prosition and its object
between a verb and its complements
to separate two independent clauses
62
Add correct punctuation: At the mall, Enrique bought a pair of shoes Fred bought a fish.
No change
Enrique, bought
shoes, Fred
shoes; Fred
63
Which word can be used after a semicolon to combine sentences?
yet
and
amazing
therefore
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Add a colon? There is only one reason you failed you didn’t prepare for it.
failed: you
No change
reason: you
is: only
