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Unit 4 Junior English Exam Review
Unit 4 Junior English Exam Review
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A recurring word, phrase, image, idea, or other element which changes throughout a work.
theme
juxtaposition
motif
symbol
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The part of the story in which the characters are introduced and the setting is revealed.
Background
Inciting Incident
Rising Action
Exposition
3
The problem or struggle between opposing forces.
Resolution
Conflict
The fight
Rising action
4
The main character in a story, often the good or heroic type.
protagonist
antagonist
Exposition
Foil
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The repetition
of consonant sounds
anywhere within the words.
alliteration
assonance
consonance
onomatopeia
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Clues in a piece of literature that hint at what is going to happen.
dramatic irony
oxymoron
meta-fiction
foreshadowing
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The repeating of
initial consonant sounds
.
alliteration
assonance
consonance
onomatopeia
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A literary movement reflecting
strict religious ideology
marked by virtue and hard work.
Gothicism
Enlightenment
Romanticism
Puritanism
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The repetition of
vowel sounds
.
alliteration
onomatopeia
assonance
consonance
10
Literary/philosophical movement-the ideal
spiritual reality transcends the scientific.
Transcendentalism
Naturalism
Realism
Modernism
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*gloomy settings, violent or grotesque action
, & a mood of decay, degeneration, & decadence
Enlightenment
Puritanism
Romanticism
Gothicism
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A character who undergoes a change in attitude or personality.
Supporting
Static
Dynamic
Protagonist
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Bridget Bush's poem,"My love is greater than the ocean," is a hyperbole.
True
False
14
The events and dialogue following the climax leading to the end is the FALLING ACTION.
True
False
15
A character whose personality stays the same.
static
oxymoron
dynamic
situational irony
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The center part of the story in which various problems emerge is the RISING ACTION.
False
True
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A person, a place, a thing, or an event used to represent something else.
symbol
motif
theme
paradox
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A movement that
breaks from traditional styles
of poetry and verse while experimenting with form.
Realism
Naturalism
Modernism
Transcendentalism
19
Quiet roar, deafening silence, and known secret are examples of:
oxymoron
personification
simile
metaphor
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The use of a word whose
sound makes one think
of its meaning.
onomatopeia
assonance
alliteration
consonance
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The central message or insight into life that is revealed in a fictional work.
symbol
theme
paradox
motif
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H
eightened interest in nature, an individual's
emotion, & the departure from reason & religion.
Gothicism
Enlightenment
Romanticism
Puritanism
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The person or force who opposes the hero of the story.
The mother-in-law
Antihero
Protagonist
Antagonist
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A writer’s or speaker’s attitude toward his or her readers and subject
denotation
connotation
tone
diction
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The reason why the author wrote the piece—what he/she wanted readers to understand or do.
diction
connotation
tone
purpose
26
The deliberate choice of words utilized to establish tone.
diction
connotation
denotation
tone
27
A character who serves as a contrast or
challenge
to the main character.
protagonist
dynamic
a symbol
foil
28
A movement in fiction
that uses accurate representations
and an exploration of American lives.
Modernism
Realism
Transcendentalism
Naturalism
29
The CLIMAX is the low point of the story.
False
True
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Literature where characters can be
studied through their relationships to their surroundings.
Modernism
Transcendentalism
Realism
Naturalism
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The part of the story in which the problems are solved and the action comes to an end.
Falling action
Exposition
Resolution
Inciting incident
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Belief in the power of human reason & innovation in political, religious & educational doctrine
Romanticism
Enlightenment
Puritanism
Gothicism
