stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
English 10 Exam Review Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
English 10 Exam Review
English 10 Exam Review
50 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
711 plays
An English 10 review to use in preparation for our exam
Flashcards
50 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
50
Answers
1
A long speech delivered by a single person with others listening
soliloquy
narrative
aside
monologue
2
The shop smells salty, like the
bay, itself
and the creaky oak floor is gritty with sand.
no change
bay itself,
bay itself
bay, itself,
3
Last week, astronomers at the observatory announced the discovery of bodies of dark ____matter
irresolute
torpid
nebulous
dilatory
4
Author's words such as serious, humorous, and compassionate convey which of the following
exposition
persuasion
tone
denotation
5
The ___ of caring for the empty house fell to the neighbors.
profligate
bulwark
deference
onus
6
In a drama or a novel, the background information is the
dialogue
denouement
composition
exposition
7
A short speech that is spoken in undertone and is meant to be heard by the audience only
monologue
malapropism
dichotomy
aside
8
A writer's characteristic way of presenting imagery, figurative language, and rhythm is her
style
point of view
tone
appeal
9
exemplified in The Scarlet letter with Hawthorne's commentary on Puritanism
Modernism
Realism
Naturalism
Romanticism
10
Exemplified by poets such as Longfellow's celebration of the common man
Romanticism
Modernism
Naturalism
Realism
11
Catharsis is
the highest point of action
the release of strong emotion in a character
a figure of speech that uses exaggeration
a type of narrative that makes incredible claims
12
Self-reliance and individualism are valued over authority and conformity
Modernism
Gothic
Transcendentalism
Rationalism
13
"I'm sorry, sir, but this speech is far too ___ to inform your constituents."
discursive
gauche
absemious
pernicious
14
Literature that portrays human beings as pawns of nature, responding to environmental forces
romanticism
modernism
naturalism
realism
15
"Discontent is the want of self-reliance: it is the ___ of will."
inception
infirmity
carnage
depletion
16
"Never forget that yesterday's political ___ can be today's orthodoxy."
contingent
denizen
salient
heresy
17
A speech made by a character who is on stage alone is a ___
characterization
aside
soliloquy
monologue
18
There's a rainbow of
hues produced by todays
shells.
hues, produced by todays'
hues produced by today's
hues, produced by today's
no change
19
This movement emphasized that basic truths of the universe lie beyond knowledge and truth
Gothic or Dark Romanticism
Modernism
Transcendentalism
Rationalism
20
Rhetoric is the art of ___
examining a plot pyramid in a story
action in a plot
seeing characters change from static to dynamic
using language for persuasion
21
The shop opens up at six in the
morning,
I arrive thirty minutes early to set up.
morning, but
morning
no change
morning, however,
22
He grew up on his familys' farm in Maryland.
no change
family's
families'
families
23
They've become so ___ with making their wedding plans that they can't find time for relaxing.
collated
encumbered
averred
incontrovertible
24
Exemplified in The Great Gatsby through analysis of class structure and American Dream
romanticism
realism
naturalism
modernism
25
Exemplified in Fahrenheit 451 through his critique of American politics and post WWII society
naturalism
postmodernism
modernism
romanticism
26
A transcendentalist would love to discuss all of the following except ___
environmental issues
financial investments
meditation techniques
spiritual beliefs
27
He made detailed drawings of
it's
components.
no change
their
its
its'
28
Mother Theresa of Calcutta was known the world over as a _______ of mercy and selfless kindness
clangor
paraphrase
paragon
caricature
29
The
novel tells the story
of Ichiro, a young Japanese American who returns to Seattle.
novel is a book about
novel, which tells a story, gives an account of
novel sequences a chronology of
no change
30
Passing references to the Bible, mythology, or other events/works outside of the novel
analogies
epithets
allusions
aphorisms
31
Romantic writers believe writers should go where for inspiration?
nature
college
the club
small towns
32
A drama in which a character meets a disastrous end is a
tragedy
parody
satire
biography
33
In The Catcher in the Rye, Salinger's work with audience and disillusion are connected to ___
Gothic
Transcendentalism
Rationalism
Modernism
34
No amount of mercy could ___ the degree of malice in her actions toward them.
paraphrase
extenuate
enhance
enthrall
35
The radical leader perfected her ability to deliver ___ addresses that angered them.
invective
nebulous
sedentary
gratuitous
36
"Friends, Romans, countrymen" is an effective example of a/an ___
pun
monologue
soliloquy
aside
37
A short, simple tale from which a moral or religious lesson is drawn is a/an
folktale
anecdote
parable
allegory
38
I built enclosures in each of my parents' backyards so she could play.
no change
parents backyards
parent's backyards
parents backyards,
39
"Other women ____/ The appetites they feed, but she makes hungry/ Where most she satisfies."
cloy
mollify
remit
thwart
40
The burqua is traditionally, a garment worn by Muslim women.
no change
a traditional garment
traditional as a garment
a garment, it is traditionally
41
This reaction to Puritanism is rooted in reason over religion.
Transcendentalism
Rationalism
Modernism
Gothic
42
Tan, who could never live up to her
mother's expectations
now feels successful.
mother's expectations,
no change
mothers' expectations
mothers expectations
43
Poetry can be
lyrical and interpretive
all of the above
traditional or free verse
non-traditional and narrative
44
A concentration on accurate description, centers on the here and now
romanticism
naturalism
realism
modernism
45
Created in response to the horrors of the Civil War
Naturalism
Romanticism
Realism
Modernism
46
The phrase: For Brutus is an honorable man is an example of ___
pun
poetic license
verbal irony
hyperbole
47
Writers in this period experienced a loss of faith in the American Dream.
Modernism
Rationalism
Gothic
Transcendentalism
48
I realized what a
bewilderingly variety of fish
was available.
bewilderingly variety of fish were
bewildering variety of fish was
bewildering; variety of fish
no change
49
Irony can be ___
a situation that occurs that is opposite of what is expected
a, b, and c
a statement is made that implies its opposite
known by audience- not characters
50
An adjective phrase such as "the summer soldier" is an example of
onomatopoeia
aphorism
epithet
allusion