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First person perspective
Who owns Foxwood farm
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Who owns Foxwood farm
Mr Fredrick
The sheep
Napoleon
Mr Pilkington
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First person perspective
you/your
his/her (more than one character's thoughts)
his/ her (no feelings or thoughts)
I/me
3
A speech by one character in a play
What is a prologue?
What is a chorus?
What is a monologue?
What is a sonnet?
4
How many lines are in a sonnet
14
12
10
18
5
The bond between the mother and child can push some people to acts of violence
Good thematic statement
Bad thematic statement
6
an unusually long speech in which a lone character expresses their thoughts aloud
What is a prologue?
What is a sonnet?
What is a soliloquy?
What is a dynamic character?
7
Characters in Animal Farm display that there is a societal tendency toward class stratification
Bad thematic statement
Good thematic statement
8
What is the rhyme scheme of a sonnet
ababcccdddaba
aabbccddeeffgg
they don't rhyme
ababcdcdefefgg
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Be yourself
bad
good
10
The bee buzzed
consonance
onomatopoeia
rhyme
repetition
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Poetry device ex:
I must confess, that in my quest I felt depressed and restless.
Assonance
Consonance
Repetition
Simile
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Who represents religion in Animal farm?
Animalsim
Moses the raven
Mr Pilkington
Mollie
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"4 legs good! 2 legs bad"
repetition
card stacking
common enemy
logical fallacies
14
What writing utensils should you bring to the exam
I'm not going
Pen and Pencil
just a pencil
Pen, pencil and highlighter
15
What is an Idiom?
An understatement
Language specific expressions
Representation of an abstract or spiritual meaning
An exaggerated statement used to heighten effect
16
Cigarette manufacturers saying "Do't let them take your rights away!"
Transfer
Name-calling
Logical Fallacies
Glittering Generalities
17
use of symbols to convey message not necessarily associated with them
Glittering generalities
Bandwagon
Testimonial
Transfer
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Symbolism of bridges
rectitude, correctness
lightness, speed
change, transitions
stability, freedom
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Connotation of; Gloomy
Unfavorable
Favorable
Neutral
20
Definition; Connotation
country south of Uzbekistan
the tone of a word
an Indian pastry
the specific dictionary meaning of a word
21
a story that depicts serious events in which the main character comes to an unhappy ending
What is a pun?
What is a tragedy?
What is a drama?
What is a oxymoron?
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Accept who you really are
bad thematic statement
good thematic statement
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Indicate a sentence describing something literal
Alli is dreading writing the math exam
Alli would rather get hit by a bus than write the math exam
24
Everyone in town is behind Jim for mayor. Shouldn't you be apart of this winning team?
Bandwagon
Plain folks
Transfer
Testimonial
25
Symbolism of white
purity, peace, innocence
blood, sacrifice, passion
fire, pride, egoism
spiritual thought, corn, neptune
26
Symbolism of oak trees
mystery, sacred
passive, feminine
wisdom, knowledge, life
holy spirit, messenger
27
Ribbons are a badge of slavery. Can you not understand that liberty is worth more than ribbons
Glittering generalities
Transfer
Logical Fallacies
Testimonial
28
Poetry device; Repeated consonant sounds, used to create melody and establish mood.
Onomatopoeia
Near rhymes
Double rhymes
Alliteration
29
Demographics
group of consumers for whom the media text is constructed
measurable characteristics of media consumers
30
After a morning speech to democratic donors, Bill Clinton stops by McDonald's for a burger
Logical Fallacies
Glittering generalities
Plain Folks
Fear
31
Is Romeo a Montague or Capulet
Capulet
Montague
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Indicate a sentence describing something figurative
I'm dying of boredom
The mouse sat quietly in the corner
His room was a mess
I wear my heart on my sleeve
33
Evaluate the following statements, state if the statement is a good thematic statement or not
I understand
I do not understand
34
how many lines are in a quatrain?
2
4
1
3
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The means by which the writer reveals attitudes and feelings. May be playful, sarcastic etc...
Tone
Connotation
Representation
Symbol
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Connotation of; Female
Favorable
Unfavorable
Neutral
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Definition; Denotation
the tone of a word
french pastry
specific dictionary meaning of a word
a country south of Ireland
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"Part of..." "Natural" "Better tasting"
Weasel words
Facts and figures
Lies
Omission
39
Select the real example of theme
General about reality
Specific to text
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Identity
Good
Bad
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Fine, Rhyme
Near Rhyme
Slant Rhyme
Rhyme
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Soul, Oil, Foul
Double rhyme
Rhyme
Slant Rhyme
Near Rhyme
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Narrative Perspective ex; his/her with one person's feelings and thoughts
Second-person
Third-person omniscient
Third-person objective
Third-person limited
44
What is the symbolism of living in the cellar in "The Black Cat"
to rub it in their face that their house burnt down
they are too poor for house :(
Closer to hell, underground, dark
New beginning, change, growth
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Connotation of; chick
Neutral
Favorable
Unfavorable
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What type of irony is this;
a writer says one thing but means something quite the opposite
Verbal
Situational
Dramatic
like raaaaiiinnnn on your wedding day
47
the geeky boy with glasses, the mad scientist and the dumb blonde are ex. of what character
Static
Stock
Round
Protagonist
48
Poetry device ex:
Bittersweet; pretty ugly
Tone
Paradox
Oxymoron
Apostrophe
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Which one is a metaphor?
Life is like a box of chocolate
Quiet as a mouse
It is the east; and Juliet is the sun
I wandered lonely as a cloud
50
Greenery, Machinery, Scenery
Rhyme
Double Rhyme
Triple Rhyme
Quadruple Rhyme
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Character who is known for one kind of personality trait or characteristic
Symbolic
Flat
Foil
Minor
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Intelligence and careful planning can help a criminal get away with a crime.
Good
Bad
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How would you describe Miss Brill's life?
Empty
Meaningful
Rich
54
Why does Miss Brill
really
go to the park on Sunday afternoons?
I dunno I didn't read the story
We go with whatever Verge says cause she's the english major
For a sense of connection and belonging
To converse with people
55
Select the real example of theme
Original and thoughtful
A common saying
56
Bill Clinton supports gun control, communist regimes support gun control, Bill is a communist
Name-calling
Glittering generalities
Logical Fallacies
57
A metaphor is comparing two things with "like" or "as"
False
True
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difference between assonance and consonance
a:repeated sounds in words c:repeated sounds at end of words
a:repeated sounds at end of words c:repeated sounds in words
same thing
59
Select the real example of theme
Reasonable
Absolute
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What is connotation
Educated guess
Short notes on a text while reading
the implied or emotional meaning that some words carry
idk dude
61
Character who does not change over time
Static
Round
Foil
Dynamic
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Symbolism of black
royalty, wealth, moon
hope, growth, envy
chaos, mystery, death
water, nostalgia, memory
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What two other things does Miss Brill do in her free time
Read to an old man
Read to sick children
Teach English class
Eat almonds
64
Attempt to simplify complex situations (ex. Hilary's emails)
Repetition
Card stacking
Common enemy
Spreading
65
Connotation of; Lady
Favorable
Neutral
Unfavorable
66
The narrator in "The Black Cat" is...
a static character
a foil character
a dynamic character
67
Testimonial
conclusion by twisting logic
using respected symbols to promote ideas
celebrity endorsement
68
ad using statistics to enhance product's credibility
Facts and figures
Scale
Put downs
Bandwagon
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Connotation of; Refreshing
Neutral
Unfavorable
Favorable
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Verbal Irony
it's like raaaiiinnn on your wedding day
speaker says one thing but means something different
the audience knows something the character does not
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Card stacking
drilling info to make it stick
identified doing average things
presenting your best argument against opposing's weakest
celebrity endorsement
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Who invented sonnets
Karl Marx
Shakespeare
Romeo
Morgan Rae
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Napoleon killing animals that revolt against him is an ex of what type of propaganda
Fear
Logical fallacies
Name-calling
74
When a word is used in a literal sense...
it is being employed in a symbolic way
it is being employed in its primary meaning
75
Select the real example of theme
A moral or command
An observation
76
Who does Old Major compare to in the Russian revolution?
Czar Nicholas II
Leon Trotsky
Karl Marx
Joseph Stalin
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"Ebeneezer Scrooge... the most tightfisted hand at the grindstone. A squeezing, wrenching..."
This is an examples of direct characterization
This is an example of indirect characterization
78
Symbolism of green
hope, growth, envy
depth, heaven, east
physical soothing and cooling
anger, excitement, fire