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Literature I Period I Review
Literature I Period I Review
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1
How do we classify literature?
metaphor, simile, metonymy, synecdoche
nationalorigin,language,historicalperiod,genre,subjectmatter
figures of speech and sound devices
2
Which option DOES NOT belong to the
Stanza
description?
Defines the difference of poetry and prose
Well-known stanza forms stand in a certain tradition
Serves a specific function in each poem
Are groups of verses that are considered as a sub-unit
3
What is poetry?
Language chanted, spoken or written,Words-Sound-Sense&Rhythm
Excessively pretty or sentimental
An expression that departs from the accepted literal sense
4
Is the prhase "
I am giving you all my heart
" a
metonymy
?
No
Yes
5
What is the difference between Personification and Antropomorphism?
They are exactly the same thing
Antropomorphism only involves certain human qualities
Personification:few human qualities.Antropomorph.:superhuman
Personification makes animals and things completely human
6
Is the prhase "
the world loves me
" an example of synecdoche?
Yes
No
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Which one is an example of alliteration?
Little Red Riding Hood slept soundly in the bed.
The rain in Spain falls mainly in the plains
Fred's friends fried Fritos for Friday's food.
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Is the prhase "
last night I slept like a log
" a simile?
Yes
No
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Is the phrase "
he is a night owl
" a metaphor?
No
Yes
10
Which options belong to the definition of
figures of speech
?
verse, blank verse, free verse
Expression without literal sense/the normal order of words
An emphasis is produced by patterns of sound
Present in all types of speech, but it’s unnoticed
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What is the difference between Irony and Sarcasm?
Irony has good intentions and sarcasm is mean
They are the same
Sarcasm is always well intentioned while irony isn't
12
Which option is NOT part of the correct analysis of the fragment of the poem in the image?
Only 6 syllables, abca/dbdd,
5 & 6 syllables, abca/dbdd,
alliteration, consonance, assonance,
metaphor, imagery, hyperbole
13
Which option DOES NOT belong to a Shakespearan sonnet description?
The octave, states a problem or asks a question
Rhyme pattern: abab, cdcd, efef, gg
The couplet hasa crucial role, in the form of a conclusion
Its divided into three quatrains and a couplet.
14
Which one is an example of assonance?
Fred's friends fried Fritos for Friday's food
The rain in Spain falls mainly in the plains
Little Red Riding Hood slept soundly in the bed
15
What type of verse is the one in the image?
Couplet, terza rima
Couplet, iambic pentameter
Couplet, blank verse
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What senses does Imagery involve?
All the senses except touch
Vision and hearing
All the five senses
Only vision
17
Which option DOESN'T belong to the description of a Petrarchan sonnet?
Uses the iambic pentameter
The rhyme pattern is: abbaabba/cdecde, cdccdc, or cdedce
The couplet has a crucial role, in the form of a conclusion
Treats its theme in two parts: an octave and a sestet
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Which one is an example of consonance?
Fred's friends fried Fritos for Friday's food
Little Red Riding Hood slept soundly in the bed
The rain in Spain falls mainly in the plains
19
What types of verses exist? Choose them in order: from more metrical form and rhyme to none!
Blank verse, free verse, rhymed verse
Rhymed verse, blank verse, free verse
Free verse, rhymed verse, blank verse
20
Which historical periods does English Literature have?
Novel,Poetry,ShorStory,Drama,OralTradition
Nationality,Language,SubjectMatter
Medieval,Renaissance,Romantic,Realism,Modern
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What is literature?
Body of works which deserves to be preserved in a culture
national origin, language, historical period, genre
The disposable category of ephemera
22
Which phrase is an example of hyperbole?
I love you to the Moon and back.
Check out my new wheels!
The toast jumped out of the toaster.
She sells sea shells by the sea shore.
