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English 11 final terms
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"Her eyes were like diamonds" contains a:
personification
oxymoron
simile
metaphor
2
Mood refers to:
the colours used in a text
the emotion of the reader
the speaker's feelings
the writer's intent
3
Which of the following ironies refers to use of sarcasm?
dramatic
situational
social
verbal
4
"And they lived happily ever after" is an example of
alliteration
personification
hyperbole
cliche
5
Which literary point of view uses I?
Omniscient
Limited Omniscient
Third person/objective
First person
6
What type of irony is shown below?
Fowl
Verbal
Situational
Dramatic
7
"I miss the good old days" uses which tone?
apathetic
nostalgic
angry
melodramatic
8
What is NOT a slogan?
Just do it!
Yukon: the Magic and the Mystery
Making America great again.
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9
This cartoon contains which type of irony?
situational
dramatic
verbal
ironic
10
Which poem type's purpose is to express a specific emotion?
lyric
dramatic
ballad
narrative
11
The tone in poetry refers to:
The speaker's voice
The speaker's words
The audience's approval
The audience's emotional response
12
"According to the World Health Organization, 45% of people in poverty are homeless" uses:
expert opinions
irony
euphemisms
anecdotal evidence
13
Which of the following is NOT a simile?
He was like a fox.
He likes swimming.
He was as sly as a fox.
He was as swift as a fox.
14
Symbolism refers to:
a band instrument
objects with abstract meaning
a protagonist's conflict
a literal object
15
Which of the following is NOT an allusion?
The last match proved to be his own Waterloo.
He's like the rapper Fifty Cent.
This room looks like the Bat Cave.
Procrastination is his Achilles heel.
16
Which poem contains 14 lines?
haiku
sonnet
ballad
narrative
17
The top right hand panel contains:
assonance
consonance
iambic pentameter
assonance and consonance
18
Which of the following is not an example of pathos?
A malnourished kitten in a cage
Bautista hitting a homerun
A Raptors fan crying after a loss
A picture of a homeless child
19
Onomatopoeia must:
Be metaphorical
Imitate sound
Use the same vowel sounds
contain Cacophony
20
A protagonist needs:
be a minor character
a problem to solve
to be likable
a hero
21
Which of the following terms is highlighted by soft gentle sounds:
destiny
cacophony
symphony
euphony
22
Which of the following is the oxymoron?
Pretty ugly
Substance free grad
Lesser than Macbeth but greater
Major losses
23
Cacophony is also referred to as:
Assonance
Consonance
Aliiteration
Dissonance
24
Which of the following does NOT contain assonance?
Her smile was wide.
George burped loudly
The Blue Moon Saloon
The day wanes.
25
Which of the following is NOT a statistic?
9 out of 10 dentists recommend flossing
Many students are absent
75% of all accidents are preventable
2 students did not turn in the project
26
Which poem type is characterized by definable characters and plot?
lyric
sonnet
descriptive
narrative
27
Which of the following is NOT a euphemism?
He kicked the bucket
He passed away
You're being let go.
You will be repeating the class.
28
Literary Point of View is determined by?
a character's actions
a character's thoughts
a character's words
the use of irony
29
Which is the personification?
His arm was like a noodle.
The wind caused the tree's damage.
I am a rock.
The desk shrieked as the teacher sat on it.
