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What reveals private feelings and biases?
Assumptive
Inspirational
Subjective
Objective
2
What is a soliloquy?
When an actor speaks aloud to reveal innermost thoughts
When an actor goes off stage alone
All of the above
When the audience knows something the main character does not
3
What is an oxymoron?
A type of conflict
A type of character
A figure of speech in which contradictory terms appear together
A type of irony
4
form of persuasion, appeals to audience's logic
pathos
logos
logic
ethos
5
What should you do before reading an article?
Read the title
Ignore the title
Skip to the end
Read the first line
6
Who was killed with an arrow through the throat?
Eurymachus
Telemachus
Eumaeus
Antinous
7
Prince Escalus declares the following to be the consequence for any future public brawls.
Imprisonment
Beheading
Exile
Execution
8
What, at first, does Juliet claim that Romeo hears the morning after their wedding night?
the dove
the nightingale
the owl
the lark
9
What is distorting facts to influence thinking?
Plot development
Imagery
Propaganda
Irony
10
Who tries to break up the fighting at the beginning of the first scene?
Benvolio
Romeo
Sampson
Mercutio
11
Fact and Opinion
Fact is something true; Opinion is something true.
Fact is something true; Opinion is someone's belief.
Fact is someone's belief; Opinion is something true
Fact is someone's belief; Opinion is someone's belief.
12
Which writing uses imagery to create mood?
Description
Narration
Persuasion
Exposition
13
What is a protagonist?
The main character
A character who does not change
A character who opposes the antagonist
A minor character
14
Where is Romeo and Juliet set?
Morocco
Verona
Mantua
London
15
What type of conflict is in a character's mind?
man versus nature
internal
external
man versus society
16
Often reffered to as the inner or recpetive language is
expressive language
math readiness
intelligence
language comprehension
17
What is the term for the time and place of a story?
theme
climax
denouement
setting
18
Who is Odysseus' son?
Alcinous
Antinous
Telemachus
Elpenor
19
True or false: Nonfiction writers invent plots
True
False
20
Which is the BEST definition of "persuasion?"
the opposite of argument
art of steering others to your point of view w/ rhetoric
the art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing
appealing to an audience's sense of emotion
21
What are the four ways we learn about characters?
Through what others say about them
Through their appearance
Through their thoughts
Through their actions
22
Point of view that puts the reader in the action, uses the pronoun "you"
Second Person
First person
Third Person
23
As the play opens, these characters are involved in a public fight.
Lords Capulet & Montague
Romeo & Tybalt
Peter & Nurse
Sampson & Gregory
24
Informational text that informs, describes, or explains is...
Drama
Expository Text
Media
Poetry
25
Which point of view is an all-knowing narrator who sees everything?
Third-person omniscient
Third-person limited
Third-person objective
26
What is irony?
A type of conflict
A situation that is the opposite of what is expected
A figure of speech
A type of character
27
chagrin
uselessness
likely to do something
undesirable condition
vexation and disappointment
28
Who turned Odysseus' men into pigs?
Penelope
Calypso
Charybdis
Circe
29
What method tells a series of events?
Persuasion
Exposition
Description
Narration
30
What is the term for a complex character?
Round
Simple
Flat
Dynamic
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complacent
mutual
exceedingly large
without awareness, self-satisfied
hint
32
Describe Juliet's relationship with her parents in Act I?
She is very defiant
Her parents are too busy to notice her
They have a good relationship
Juliet is afraid of them
33
One of the pitfalls of persuasion occurs when writers go overboard with...
emotional appeals and loaded language
facts and examples
quotations and anecdotes
statistics
34
Whose eye did Odysseus stab?
Hector
Polyphemus
Agamemnon
Telemachus
35
form of persuasion, appeals on audience emotions
logos
pathos
rhetorical question
1st person
36
A slippery slope argument
makes conclusions based on poor evidence
inspires the audience to think positively about the future
creates worst case scenarios meant to frighten
attacks against the person's character, not the argument
37
Does the word
childish
have a positive or negative connotation, and why?
Positive, because childish implies silly or immature
Positive, because childish implies youthful and young
Negative, because childish implies youthful and young
Negative, because childish implies silly or immature
38
form of persuasion, appeals to audience's ethics, relies on credibility of speaker
idiom
ethos
antagonist
logos
39
Who is Zeus' ever-forgiving wife?
Aphrodite
Demeter
Hera
Athena
40
ABRASIVE
CUSTODY
ROUGH
ARREST
IMPROPER
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Definition: Defamation
To physically hurt someone
To charge someone
To take someone to court
To hurt someone's reputation
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Why does Mercutio keep repeating, "a plague o' both your houses"?
he is vaccinated
Black Plague had started
both families are sick
he blames both families for his death
43
reticent
someone who wants to be part of your world
someone who doesn't talk much
someone who needs to be alone
someone who can't be happy
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What is the term for the tying up of loose ends? Hint: This happens after the turning point
resolution
climax
falling action
theme
45
How is the ominous mood of Romeo and Juliet created?
Imagery
Characters
All of the above
Setting
46
Communication designed to influence peoples beliefs, opinions and behaviors,
Misiniformation
Media Bias
Fake News
Propaganda
47
What is personification?
A type of conflict
A type of irony
A type of character
Giving human traits to non-human things
48
Acclimate
to encourage or assist
to regard with horror
to give up formally
to get used to
49
What is a dynamic/round character?
A character who changes throughout the story
A character who is always happy
A character who is always sad
A character who remains the same
50
How does Tybalt recognize Romeo at the Capulet party?
Romeo's friends
Romeo's face
Mercutio
Romeo's voice
51
Do religion has such an influence on peoples lives
Yes
No
52
Who is the fairy that Mercutio says visits Romeo in his dreams?
Queen Mab
Bezzlebub
Jack O' the Clover
Puck
53
Who killed six of Odysseus' men?
Charybdis
Scylla
Polyphemus
Circe
54
What are the 8 parts of speech?
Noun, pronoun, verb, adverb, subject, interjection, preposition, adjective
Noun, PN, linking verb, Adv, conjunction, interjection, preposition, Adj
Noun, pronoun, verb, adverb, conjunction, interjection, preposition, Adj
Noun, pronoun, verb, adverb, conjunction, modifier, preposition, adjective.
55
What type of character is a simple character with little description?
Dynamic
Flat
Round
Static
56
Who really has
an eye
for Odysseus?
Polyphemus
Penelope
Circe
Calypso
57
In which country does the play take place?
Italy
France
Spain
Great Britain
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What is the strict dictionary definition?
Denotation
Inference
Implication
Connotation
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What should you use in a critical response?
Unbiased opinion
Emotional appeal
Biased opinion
Personal anecdotes
60
What is a primary source?
A belief or view about something
A source that was made or comes from the time being studied
Selective use of information to promote a particular point
An explanation of the meaning of something
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Which type of writing defines and explains?
Narration
Persuasion
Exposition
Description
62
What type of character changes in the story?
flat
static
round
dynamic
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What is a Rhetorical Question?
A question that is directed to the reader
A question
A question about the reader
A question that doesn't need an answer
64
What is the term for the introduction of the setting and main characters?
resolution
foreshadowing
exposition
inciting incident
65
What is blank verse?
Rhymed poetry utilizing iambic pentameter
Unrhymed and unmetered poetry
Rhymed and unmetered poetry
Unrhymed poetry utilizing iambic pentameter
66
What is a soliloquy?
When an actor goes off stage alone
When the audience knows something the main character does not
All of the above
When an actor speaks aloud to reveal his innermost thoughts
67
Social influence can changes peoples behaviours and beliefs
False
True
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Who is the King of all gods?
Poseidon
Hades
Zeus
Mr. Allen
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FRACAS
Failure Reporting, Analysis, and Corrective Action System
Fast Reporting, Analysis, and Cut Action Style
Fast Report, Ask, and Cost Action System
Failure Reporting, Asking, and Coercive Action System
70
vehement
made holy
very much so
expressing sorrow for sin
strongly emotional
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What is it called when someone does/says the opposite of what is expected?
Symbolism
Foreshadowing
Irony
72
Informational texts give information about a certain topic.
False
True
73
grotesque
so distorted it's bizarre or comical
greatly respected or sacred
showing ill will; producing harm
to assume the character of; to mimic
74
Biography, autobiography, article, essay These are examples of __.
reading
social studies book
fiction
non-fiction
75
Bandwagon appeal, generalizations, stereotyping, loaded language, author's bias are types of
informational techniques
persuasive techniques
prejudice techniques
incorrect techniques
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Through the fly speckled screen door, I could see that the arms of momma's apron jiggled from the her humming.
Descriptive
Expository
Persuasive
Narrative
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What is a paradox?
A type of irony
A statement that contradicts itself but might be true
A type of character
A type of conflict
78
Who is/are the antagonist(s) in Romeo and Juliet?
The families
Romeo and Juliet
Tybalt
All of the above
79
Different types of information text could include...
a book
a brochure
an atlas
an article
80
How did Romeo find out about the Capulet party and who was invited?
Juliet invited him
Mercutio told him
Servant delivering food
Servant couldn't read
81
To what does Romeo first compare Juliet to during the balcony scene?
a summer's day
the stars
the morning sun
the moon
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What are the five elements of plot?
Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution
Introduction, Conflict, Climax, Resolution, Conclusion
Setting, Characters, Conflict, Climax, Resolution
Beginning, Middle, End, Conflict, Resolution
83
An anecdote is...
A type of statistic
Using the same words over and over
A large heading
A personal story or experience
84
What type of character stays the same?
static
round
dynamic
flat
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How do we learn about the characters in Romeo and Juliet?
Their actions
All of the above
Their thoughts
What others say about them
86
What is the best definition of a False Analogy
a poor comparison between 2 things only somewhat alike
when you present only two possible choices
when you attack the person instead of the argument
making a generalization based on too small a sample size
87
to prevent, restrain, repress
Suppress
Deprecate
Venture
Quicken
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What mistakes the reason something happened?
Stereotyping
Either/or fallacy
Mistaken causal relationship
Hasty generalization
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How is mood created?
Through imagery
Through characters
Through setting
Through dialogue
90
Concur
Disgusting
Disagreement
Not Liking
Agreement
91
A
SECONDARY
source is...
Someone wrote about what they learned from a primary source.
Something written about a primary source.
92
What is imagery?
A type of irony
Descriptive language that appeals to the senses
A type of conflict
A type of metaphor
93
A word or object that stands for a more complex idea
Setting
Imagery
Symbolism
Irony
94
What is objectivity?
Selling objects in a garage sale
Designing objects
Not influenced by personal feelings or opinions
Prejudice in favor of or against something
95
What is the term for the turning point of a story?
conflict
inciting incident
rising action
climax
96
Who tells the lovers each other's names?
Tybalt
Nurse
Mercutio
Servant
97
Circular reasoning is
rhetorical questioning
restatement of an argument presented as evidence/conclusion
attacking the speaker rather than the argument
broad statements about groups of people
98
What is the term for narration using I, me, my, and mine?
First-person point of view
Second-person point of view
Third-person point of view
99
What are the four types of conflict?
Man vs. man, man vs. nature, man vs. society, man vs. technology
Man vs. man, man vs. nature, man vs. technology, man vs. self
Man vs. man, man vs. nature, man vs. society, man vs. self
Man vs. man, man vs. technology, man vs. society, man vs. self
100
What is blank verse?
Unrhymed poetry utilizing iambic pentameter
Unrhymed and unmetered poetry
Rhymed poetry utilizing iambic pentameter
Rhymed and unmetered poetry
101
Who kept Odysseus trapped on an island for seven years?
Helios
Calypso
Polyphemus
Circe
102
Who raised Juliet?
Lady Capulet
Rosaline
Lady Montague
Nurse
103
What is iambic pentameter?
12 syllables in a line pattern of unstressed then stressed syllable
10 syllables in a line a pattern of unstressed then stressed syllable
10 syllables in a line pattern of stressed then unstressed syllable
12 syllables in a line pattern of stressed then unstressed syllable
104
What is dramatic irony?
When the audience knows something the characters do not
A type of metaphor
A type of character
A type of conflict
105
Which of the following is not a theme evident in Romeo and Juliet?
Thinking for yourself
Love can make people behave strangely
Fate cannot be avoided
Impulsiveness of youth and old age
106
What is the big idea or insight into life?
exposition
denouement
theme
resolution
107
Whose cows did Odysseus' men eat?
Zeus, the God of the Sky
Argos, the God of Dogs
Demeter, the Goddess of Agriculture
Helios, the Sun God
108
The Rehabilitation Act forbids discriminatory practices in employment and requires accessibility for disabled persons.
Persuasive
Expository
Narrative
Descriptive
109
Who is the god of the sea and of earthquakes?
Zeus
Ares
Helios
Poseidon
110
What is presenting both sides of an issue?
Slanting
Persuasion
Bias
Balanced argument
111
Why is Friar John unable to deliver Friar Lawrence's message to Romeo in Mantua?
He is held in a quarantined house & unable to leave
He is attacked by bandits on the road
he is killed by a Capulet servant
Romeo is stopped in Padua & never makes it to Mantua
112
raucus
bank, shore
racy, provocative
hoarse, clanging
113
VOLUBLE
VEHEMENT
TALKATIVE
VITRIOLIC
OF HIGH VOLUME
114
Who is the god of the Underworld?
Helios
Hades
Ares
Hephaestos
115
What is a static/flat character?
A character who is always sad
A character who does not change
A character who changes
A character who is always happy
116
What is the term for the outcome of the main conflict? AKA the end
falling action
climax
resolution
exposition
117
A bibliography is best described as
a document that is to be written in alphabetical order
a list of all the primary sources the researcher has used
a document that provides additional information to the IRP
a list that includes all the sources a researcher has used
118
What is a fallacy that restates an opinion?
Generalization
Circular reasoning
Slanting
Oversimplification
119
People should read each day. It is important in developing comprehension and increasing vocabulary.
persuasion
expository
narrative
descriptive
120
True or false: Persuasion selects information to convince
False
True
121
What is the term for a struggle between a character and outside force?
man versus nature
external conflict
internal conflict
man versus society
122
Who would be considered a round character from Romeo and Juliet?
Tybalt because he changes
Romeo because he doesn’t change
Tybalt because he doesn’t change
Romeo because he changes
123
Works Cited pages include:
Only sources in which statistics were used
All sources looked at during research
Only sources that were paraphrased in essay
All sources used in essay
124
Renounce
humorous; jesting
to give up or resign something
to use up gradually
a rich vein of silver and gold
125
Where is Romeo and Juliet set?
Morocco
Venice
Mantua
Verona
126
What things can influence peoples beliefs?
Their clothes
Their family
Their diet
127
Who tried to kill Odysseus through song?
Scylla
Circe
Sirens
Charybdis
128
Sometimes people might have biases or emotions about information that influences if they think it's true.
True
False
129
to prevent, restrain, repress
Quicken
Suppress
Deprecate
Venture
130
What presents two extreme alternatives?
Hasty generalization
Bandwagon
Stereotyping
Either/or fallacy
131
Who traps Odysseus on an island for seven years?
Circe
Calypso
Polyphemus
Poseidon
132
What is a rhetorical question?
A question that is asked to confuse
A question asked for effect, not requiring an answer
A question that is answered immediately
A question that has no answer
133
What does Capulet decide after Tybalt's death?
Tybalt's death was his own fault
Juliet is to be married
Juliet is too sad
Paris is a coward
134
Character Archetypes: Who is the Hero?
Zeus
Poseidon
Odysseus
Telemachus
135
Which of the following is not an element of tragedy?
The tragic hero is both good and bad
The tragic hero comes to the rescue of another character
The tragic hero is flawed
Produces the emotion of pity or fear
136
Equivocation
Speaking ambiguously
Fret
Make less dense
Reduce in intensity
137
What is Capulet's reaction to Juliet's refusal?
happy- how soon can it happen
indifferent- do what you want
saddened- well I tried
angry- marry or get out
138
The perspective from which the story is told
Point of View
Theme
First Person
Characterization
139
Unaware of his presence, what does Juliet ask Romeo to say while she is on the balcony?
that he loves her
that he will give up his name
that he will move away with her
that he will fight for her
140
Which family does Romeo belong to?
Capulet
Montague
141
What is a metaphor?
A type of character
A type of irony
A figure of speech comparing two unlike things
A type of conflict
142
Who would be considered a flat character from Romeo and Juliet?
Romeo because he doesn’t change
Romeo because he changes
Tybalt because he changes
Tybalt because he doesn’t change
143
At the beginning of Act II, after just meeting, Romeo and Juliet
marry
declare their true love
decide they hate one another
decide to date
144
Which of the following can be considered SAVORY?
A book from the 17th century.
A thanksiving meal.
A person who has good penmanship.
A snake.
145
Who is Odysseus' wife?
Scylla
Penelope
Calypso
Circe
146
Zealous
extremely enthusiastic
jealous
hungry
craving attention
147
What is symbolism?
A type of conflict
Use of symbols to represent ideas
A type of character
A type of irony
148
What is a denotation?
A type of figurative language
The wrong definition of a word
The literal meaning of a word
A feeling that a word invokes with its literal meaning
149
pandemonium
uproar, confusion
moving in a clumsy way
choosy, fussy, picky
lifted
150
Which family does Juliet belong to?
Montague
Capulet
151
What is a pun?
A type of conflict
A play on words
A type of character
A type of irony
152
What is theme?
A type of irony
A type of conflict
A character's personality
The main idea or message of a story
153
What is labeling all members of a group?
Hasty generalization
Bandwagon
Either/or fallacy
Stereotyping
154
Bandwagon
is...
a music group
getting individuals to behave like everyone else
doing the opposite of what is expected
a fact
155
Which of these conflicts is not evident in Romeo and Juliet?
man vs. man
man vs. nature
man vs. self
man vs. society
156
What is Romeo's punishment for killing Tybalt?
banishment
fine
exile to Venice
execution
157
Which of the following plot sequences in Romeo and Juliet is the climax?
The Montague and Capulet feud becomes known
The Montague and Capulet feud is resolved
Both Romeo and Juliet die
Romeo and Juliet first kiss
158
How do you EXPLICATE a poem?
by translating it to another language
by translating it line by line
by writing a poem that rhymes
by identifying the author
159
What is foreshadowing?
A hint of what is to come
A type of irony
A type of conflict
A type of character
160
What is a simile?
A type of conflict
A comparison using 'like' or 'as'
A type of irony
A type of metaphor
161
Why won't Romeo initially fight Tybalt?
he's Tybalt's cousin
he's Tybalt's brother
he's afraid
he's a coward
162
What is usually found in fiction?
Poetry
Subjectivity
Autobiography
Biography
163
Which perspective is from one character only and uses the pronouns he/she/they?
Third-person observer
Third-person limited
Third-person omniscient
164
What is an antagonist?
The main character
A character who does not change
A character who supports the protagonist
A character who opposes the protagonist
165
What is tone?
The feelings created by the author
All of the above
The reader’s emotional expectations
The author's attitude
166
When an author creates vivid, believable characters
Protagonist
Characterization
Setting
Symbolism
167
What does somnolent mean?
Sleepy
Dreaming
Baby
Happy
168
In what city does the play mainly take place?
Verona
Mantua
Rome
Venice
169
Subjectivity means...
human nature
freedom of choice
a single subject
individual bias
170
What is the term for the use of hints to suggest what will happen later in a story?
foreshadowing
conflict
exposition
flashback
171
Which character is in conflict with the main character?
protagonist
foil
antagonist
confidante
172
Who delivers messages for the gods, including several to Odysseus?
Ares
Eros
Hermes
Hades
173
What are two parts of critical reading?
Reading and summarizing
Highlighting and questioning
Skimming and scanning
Analyzing and questioning
174
What elements of tragedy are evident in Romeo and Juliet?
The tragic hero is flawed
Produces the emotion of pity or fear
The tragic hero is both good and bad
The tragic hero comes to the rescue of another character
175
I went to the market to buy groceries. I decided to walk and on my way, I waived to Mr. Enright.
Descriptive
Narrative
Persuasive
Expository
176
What stirs feelings positively or negatively?
Deductive
Denotation
Inductive
Connotation
177
Who is the goddess of wisdom, who aided Odysseus?
Athena
Aphrodite
Persephone
Calypso
178
Who is/are the protagonist(s) in Romeo and Juliet?
Romeo and Juliet
Tybalt
The families
All of the above
179
What starts with specific details to a general conclusion?
Inductive
Assumptive
Hypothetical
Deductive
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Which of these is NOT a type of conflict?
Man vs Self
Man vs Setting
Man vs Society
Man vs Nature
