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FINAL REVIEW HONORS ENGLISH - PERIOD 2
FINAL REVIEW HONORS ENGLISH - PERIOD 2
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This is a final review of what period 2 believes you should have learned this year:)
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1
What is the difference between tone and mood?
Both the tone and mood are how the author feels
Tone: Author’s attitude Mood: Reader’s feeling
Both the tone and the mood are how the reader feels
Tone: Reader’s feeling Mood: Author’s attitude
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What is the difference between DENOTATION and CONNOTATION?
Connotation= literal definition Denotation= implied meaning
Denotation= direct definition Connotation= combined words
Connotation & Denotation are connected words via definition
Denotation= literal definition Connotation= implied meaning
3
What kills Beowulf?
Grendel’s mother
Dragon’s poison
Unferth
Dragon's claws
4
True or False: When citing a poem that is more than 4 lines, use a free-standing block to text
true
false
5
What is not an example of newspeak?
Ungood
Minitrue
Thought police
Doublethink
6
Which phrase exhibits assonance?
Litter; batter
heart travel’d evermore to thy shores of all more darkness
Sally seemed super sad
Try to light the fire
7
In MLA format, what should the citation include when no date is available?
write the date you accessed it
write n.d
Write n.d
Skip the piece of information
8
What are Target Notes?
They get more detailed as it expands
They get broader as it expands
They are broad in the center and more detailed as it expands
They are broad in the center and get broader as it expands
9
Which of these is a major theme of Midsummer?
Dreams vs. Reality
The Golden Rule
Family
Money
10
How many sentences make up a good paragraph in an essay?
Exactly 9
Any number works
Exactly 7
At least 8
11
Which event(s) didn’t happen before, during or after the fight between Beowulf and Grendel?
The monster came to Heorot
Beowulf cut off Grendel’s head with a sword
The monster killed sleeping people
Beowulf ripped off one of Grendel’s arm with his bare hands
12
What is imagery in poetry?
The use of the word “image” or “imagery”
When the author puts an actual image with the poem
When the author creates a mental image through words
All of the above
13
Who attacks the Heorot for revenge for Grendel’s death in "Beowulf"?
Grendel’s mother
Grendel's brother
Grendel’s father
Grendel’s sister
14
What is a Caesura?
A type of rhyme scheme
A type of poem
A pause in a line
A type of sentence
15
Where do you put the period in an in-text citation?
Before the last quotation
After the sentence
After the parenthesis
After the last quotation
16
Why did Beowulf help Hrothgar?
He wanted revenge for Grendel killing his men
He felt responsible because he helped his father
He was forced to
He didn’t mean to
17
What criteria does a poem HAVE to meet to be considered a sonnet?
Fourteen lines and ABAB rhyme scheme
Any number over twelve lines and no specific rhyme scheme
Any number of lines, rhyme scheme, & 10 syllables per line
Fourteen lines, rhyme scheme, and 10 syllables per line
18
In when in room 101, Winston is presented with his greatest fear. What is it?
Big Brother
Rats
Losing Julia
Snakes
19
How does the wife of the bath feel on marriage?
Yes
She hates it
She doesn't care
She loves it
20
Which of these does Winston want the most when he is in Ministry of Love and being tortured?
To kill himself
To die hating Big Brother
To kill O’Brien and take down the Party
To save Julia
21
What is the correct example of paradox usage?
A time paradox where everything we experience is different
I know that I know nothing
Sweet tea is surprisingly sweet.
Ice is cold, it can freeze stuff and things.
22
What happened during Beowulf’s funeral?
He was shipped out to sea on a burning ship
He was cremated in a big fire
They left him near the dragon
He was buried
23
What did Shakespeare incorporate into Midsummer?
Fantasy
Magic
All answers are correct
Greek Mythology
24
Why is analyzing poetry important?
Analyzing poetry advances literature skills
helps the reader develop a deeper understanding of the piece
it's not
it gives feedback to the author(s)
25
What type of poem has no boundaries or limitations?
Ballad
Ode
Haiku
Free-verse
26
What was the name of the monster in "Frankenstein"?
Henry
Victor
He did not have a name
Frankenstien
27
What are example(s) of kennings?
Fat man
Fire-breather
Dragon-slayer
Red dragon
28
What is the effective use of a caesura?
The space in between stanzas
Only to end a line of poetry
To take a pause to add dramatic effect to the poem
To end a monologue
29
Which of the following is an example of a kenning?
“You killed Kenny!”
Dancing to stardom
It’s when you use superscript with a number or “*” symbol.
Fish-mountain
30
The Party in 1984 does all of the following but which?
Controls thought
Encourages individuality
Rewrites history
24/7 surveillance
31
How was a guild split?
Depends on the political party
Depends on what they were creating.
Depends on the age
With a 1000 degree knife
32
What skill(s) were used while reading Beowulf?
Writing
Rhyming
Interpreting old language
Noticing small details
33
How do you cite a short piece of text from a poem?
quotations, page number at the end, commas separate lines
quotations, page number at the end, slashes separate lines
block quote, page number in front, slashes separate lines
block quote, page number at the end, commas separate lines
34
What was Beowulf’s relationship with King Hrothgar?
Childhood friend
Just some random guy
Beowulf’s father
Man who helped Beowulf’s father
35
[Enter EGEUS, HERMIA, LYSANDER, and DEMETRIUS] This is an example of a(n)...
Stage left/right
Set
Stage directions
Cast
36
What is a guild?
How farmers used to keep track of cattle
The way people in medieval times lived
A medieval ranking of jobs that work together for aid/power
A paper that laws were written on.
37
Where does the fight between Grendel’s mother and Beowulf occur?
Monster Infester Woods
In the Ocean
Underwater Cave in Monster Infested Water
Heorot
38
What is a frame story?
A story that had been framed
A story that is told within another story
A story in a story
A famous story
39
What can you infer about characters based off of interactions with characters in midsummer?
Their morals and values
All answers are correct
Their backstory and past
Their motives
40
What is indirect characterization?
When the character randomly disappears
When the story uses context clues to tell you about a person
When there is a story within a story
When the story tells us about the character
41
What are the parts of a literary analysis essay?
5 paragraphs of any kind
4 paragraphs, intro, thesis, 2 body paragraphs, & conclusion
5 paragraphs, intro, thesis, 3 body paragraphs, & conclusion
4 paragraphs, intro, thesis, & 3 body paragraphs
42
Where and when does "1984" take place?
Oceania in the past
United States in the future
Oceania in the future
United Kingdom in the past
43
When citing a source in MLA format, the website name should be?
Underlined
Bolded and Italicized
Bolded
Italicized
44
The fire station burns down when all of the firemen are out. This is an example of which irony?
Situational irony
Verbal irony
Dramatic irony
This is not an example of irony
45
Midsummer’s characters and events allow readers to develop ______.
Metaphors
Onomatopeias
Hyperboles
Personification
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What is direct characterization?
When the story directly tells you the backstory of a person
When the story uses context clues to tell you about a person
When a character talks to another character directly.
When the story tells you directly about the character
