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Honors English 9 Final Exam Review (Semester 1)
Honors English 9 Final Exam Review (Semester 1)
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The last lines in
Romeo and Juliet
are "Never was a story of more _____/Than this of Juliet and her ____.
foe/Romeo
hate/awful fate
love/man above
woe/Romeo
2
POETRY:
"Ask for me tomorrow and you will find me a grave man" is an example of . . .
alliteration
metaphor
simile
pun
3
SHAKESPEARE:
What genre of play did Shakespeare
NOT
write?
Tragedy
History
Comedy
Musical
4
SHAKESPEARE:
Shakespeare wrote during what periods? Choose all that apply.
Elizabethan
Jacobean
Victorian
Edwardian
5
SHAKESPEARE:
In Zeffirelli's film of
Romeo and Juliet
, which characters did he leave alive that die in the play?
Lady Montague
Lady Capulet
Paris
Friar Laurence
6
COMPOSITION:
Your concluding paragraph should include all of the following except . . .
the thesis
a return to body paragraph points
a broadening
new information
7
POETRY:
In Bruno Mars' "Grenade," he writes "I'd catch a grenade for ya/Throw my hand on a blade for ya." This is . . .
hyperbole
onomatopeia
assonance
personification
8
POETRY:
"It is the East, and Juliet is the sun!" is an example of. . .
onomatopoeia
personification
simile
metaphor
9
SHAKESPEARE:
Romeo and Juliet
is set in (select all that apply) . . .
Mantua, Italy
Verona, Italy
Rome, Italy
Milan, Italy
10
GRAMMAR:
"Biden or Trump, whom should I choose?" is a correct sentence.
False
True
11
POETRY:
Walt Whitman, the noted American poet, generally wrote poetry with no rhyme or fixed meter. This is ___ poetry.
free verse
lyric
narrative
sonnet
12
POETRY:
Homer's
The Odyssey
is a long narrative poem following the adventures of a great hero. This is a/an ___ poem.
epic
lyric
ballad
free verse
13
SHAKESPEARE:
In Act 5 of
Romeo and Juliet,
Romeo buys poison from . . .
Lady Capulet
The Chemist
The Apothecary
The Pharmacist
14
POETRY:
When Friar Laurence says "The grey-eyed morn smiles on the frowning night," this is . . .
metaphor
alliteration
personification
simile
15
COMPOSITION:
In a literary analysis essay, you should make sure to summarize the whole book.
False
True
16
GRAMMAR:
"Yesterday, the budget committee presented ______ recommendations to the city council."
its
their
17
POETRY:
"I heard the familiar 'jug-jug-spat!' of a motor cycle . . ." (
The Great Gatsby
) is an example of . . .
hyperbole
metaphor
onomatopoeia
rhyme
18
SHAKESPEARE:
In Zeffirelli's film of
Romeo and Juliet
, Friar John does not . . .
go to Mantua
return a letter to Friar Laurence
take a letter from Friar Laurence to Romeo
get trapped in a quarantined house
19
SHAKESPEARE:
Shakespeare didn't invent the story of
Romeo and Juliet
. He likely borrowed heavily from . . .
The Tragicall Historye of Romeus and Juliet
Pyramus and Thisbe
The Odyssey
The book of Genesis
20
GRAMMAR:
The colloquial Minnesota expression "Can you borrow me some money?" is a correct sentence.
True
False
21
COMPOSITION:
In a literary analysis or character sketch, which of the following is NOT usually necessary?
textual evidence (quotes and paraphrases)
secondary sources
title of and genre of work
author name
22
GRAMMAR:
"He is the one who wrote the letter." is a correct sentence.
True
False
23
COMPOSITION:
Which of the following is the most valid thesis statement?
William Shakespeare's playful use of language served his serious purposes.
William Shakespeare died in 1616.
William Shakespeare was the greatest writer of all time.
William Shakespeare had three children.
24
POETRY:
"If I bleat when I speak it's because I just got fleeced," (
Deadwood
) is an example of. . .
hyperbole
assonance
alliteration
personification
25
If "Boys are lagging behind girls in school for many reasons," was your thesis, which is not a valid support?
Boys do not see their interests represented in many classes.
Boys are stronger than girls in math and science.
Boys need more physically active time than schools are providing.
Boys thrive on competition, which has been eliminated in many classrooms.
26
COMPOSITION:
Academic writing is only used in English classes.
False
True
27
GRAMMAR:
"To who is the letter addressed?" is a correct sentence.
False
True
28
POETRY:
In the film
Dead Poet's Society,
the students often addressed Mr. Keating as . . .
O Captain! My Captain!
Honest Abe
Uncle Walt
Henry David
29
GRAMMAR:
"Lie your books on the front table." is a correct sentence.
True
False
30
SHAKESPEARE:
The play starts with a sonnet. The rhyme scheme that Shakespeare generally used for his sonnets was . . .
ABABBCBCCDCDEE
ABBAABBACDECDE
ABABCDCDEFEFGG
ABBAABBACDCDCD
31
SHAKESPEARE:
At the beginning of
Romeo and Juliet
, Romeo is in love (unrequited) with a young woman named . . .
Paris
Desdemona
Thisbe
Rosaline
32
GRAMMAR:
"We read Romeo and Juliet in this class." is a correct sentence.
True
False
33
GRAMMAR:
"We are doing well on this Quiz." is a correct sentence.
False
True
34
POETRY:
When Mercutio refers to the "blind bow-boy's butt shaft," this is an allusion to Cupid. It's also . . .
personification
hyperbole
assonance
alliteration
35
SHAKESPEARE:
In Act 2, Friar Laurence compares plants to people (2.3.1-31). What does he essentially say?
Avoid the good ones
Avoid the bad ones
It's hard to understand both of them
Both plants and people have both good and bad within
36
GRAMMAR:
"Duluth East High School is in Duluth, Minnesota." is a correct sentence.
False
True
37
COMPOSITION:
In academic writing it is best to write in . . .
third person point of view
second person point of view
all of the above
first person point of view
38
GRAMMAR:
"In the World Cup, each of the teams ____ a chance (a small one) to lift the trophy."
has
have