ENG3U Exam Review

Dramatic Irony is different from regular (verbal) irony, because:

A dramatic monologue is spoken to a listener. Speaker reveals something about themselves.

An ode is - Structured in three major, function sections - Strophe, Antistrophe, and Epode.

A theme in The Book Thief is "words have power".

A "foot" can have _____ syllables

Match - a group of words together on one line of the poema group of words together on one line of the poem.

Why doesn't Macbeth anticipate his defeat near the end of the play?

Who says: Fair is foul, and foul is fair.

When the murder of his father is disclosed, this character suggests that he & another character flee the country.

A motif is a significant repeated pattern or symbol in a story.

A four line stanza is called a...

Who wrote The Great Gatsby?

A narrator is...

Whose ghost does Macbeth see?

Daisy Buchanan is a character in The Book Thief

Match - an object or action that represents or suggests another idea, action, or thing.

In Macbeth, King Duncan decides to make Macbeth Thane of Cawdor because...

Death is the narrator of which story?

The "event" that triggers the rising action. Sometimes the inciting incident occurs "before" the start of the story.

In The Book Thief, which character has silver eyes that began to rust after death?

The reading strategies we discussed in class are divided into three categories: Input,  Conceptualization, and Output.

Liesel steals a book at the beginning of the story because she loves reading.

Match - the appearance of the words on the page.

Form refers to specific rules for creating poems of similar structure, limits up to 5 characteristics.

  Match - The central meaning that both ties a work together and is revealed by a complete study of the work.

A Quatrain Verse is a series of 2-line stanzas, usually without a rhyme scheme or repeating metre.

Match - specific rules for creating poems of similar structure, limits up to 5 characteristics.

When is the exam?

Who says: It will have blood they say; blood will have blood

Why does Liesel struggle in school?

A speaker is the “narrator” of the poem.

This character is a Scottish general told in a prophecy that his children will be kings. He is killed by a good friend.

What is the primary motivating factor of a poem?

The Exposition of a plot is a functional section that includes the Introduction and Inciting Incident.

How many predictions are made in front of Macbeth?

Who says: Tyrant, show thy face

A two line stanza is called a...

The protagonist is always a good person.

An octave is a 9 line stanza.

Who is the protagonist in The Book Thief?

Match - Someone who the protagonist can tell their secrets to that supports them.

Jay Gatsby is killed by George Wilson.

What does Liesel bring to Max's room on Christmas Eve?

"Denouement" is another word for "resolution"

Where does Liesel live?

Which of the following is NOT a strategy for better understanding poetry?

Generic poem that is sad and thoughtful.

"The American Dream" is a motif in which story?

Match - The beginning of the resolution/fallout. Unresolved minor conflicts are addressed here.

Match - use of recognizable characters and situations gives a literary work a universal acceptance.

What is the Shakespearean Sonnet rhyme scheme?

The green light in The Great Gatsby is a symbol of...

Setting includes...

Which character has hair "like feathers" in The Book Thief?

William Wordsworth, John Keats, and William Butler Yeats are all...

The Great Gatsby takes place during...

This character is a nobleman & a Scottish general who is told a prophecy that no man born of woman can defeat him.

Match - A series of events/complications that increase suspense.

Liesel kisses Rudy in The Book Thief.

The reading strategies we discussed in class are divided into three categories: Before,  During, and After.