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A review of figurative language, story elements, and different writing genres.
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1
Mrs. Parido's favorite Bojangles biscuit.
Sausage and Egg
Sausage
Bacon and Egg
Country Ham
2
How many islands are there in Japan?
4
1567
10
6,852
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To form a correct in-text citation, the writer should include what two things?
Author and Page Number
Title and Author
Title and Page Number
Author and Publisher
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Author of the first science fiction novel
William Shakespeare
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Micheal S. Timothy
Mary Shelley
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What is indirect characterization?
We learn about a character through action and dialogue.
We see the character grow into a different person.
We learn that the character is very likeable and kind.
We learn about the character through the narrator.
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Ah, distinctly I
remember
, it was in the bleak
December
Near Rhyme
Internal Rhyme
End Rhyme
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The assumption that because one event follows another, the first is the cause of the second.
Force and Fear
Argument to the Person
False Cause
Circular Reasoning
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An argument in which the writer, simply restates the point in other words
Appeal to the Person
Force and Fear
False Cause
Circular Reasoning
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Letters repeated at the beginnings of words
Personification
Oxymoron
Allusion
Alliteration
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First science fiction novel
Dracula
10,000 Leagues Under the Sea
Frankenstein
Animal Farm
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A comparison using like or as
Simile
Idiom
Metaphor
Personification
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A storm is an example of what kind of character?
Animal
Supernatural force
Natural force
Object
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Combines two usually contradictory terms in a compressed paradox
Personification
Onomatopoeia
Oxymoron
Allusion
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Mrs. Parido's middle name
Jane
Lee
Elizabeth
Kay
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A reference to someone or something famous.
Personification
Oxymoron
Allusion
Alliteration
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This novel would be an example of a dystopia.
The Witch of Blackbird Pond
A Christmas Carol
The Hunger Games
Hatchet
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What two words does a science fiction author want his reader to ask?
Why that?
How so?
If only?
What if?
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What kind of conflict: Katniss fighting against the Capital.
Man vs Nature
Man vs Society
Man vs Supernatural
Man vs Man
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This is the point of highest suspense in a story.
climax
exposition
resolution
conflict
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I will not eat green eggs and ham. . . . I will not eat them, Sam I am.
End Rhyme
Near Rhyme
Internal Rhyme
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A deliberate exaggeration
Hyperbole
Simile
Litote
Onomatopoeia
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If the article does not have an author, it does not require an in-text citation?
False
True
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Mrs. Parido's favorite novel.
Jane Eyre
The Hunger Games
The Hiding Place
Fever 1793
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State with the highest recorded temperature
Texas
California
New Mexico
Louisiana
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An appeal to an ‘authority’ who is not an authority in the field of question
Either. . .or Fallacy
Appeal to Celebrity
Bandwagon
Argument to the Person
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An MLA research paper should be typed in what font?
Calibri
Arial
Times New Roman
Comic Sans
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What kind of conflict: Matt is angry with his cousin Sarah.
Man vs Nature
Man vs Man
Man vs Supernatural
Man vs Society
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A claim that an idea should be accepted because a large number of people favor it
Appeal to Celebrity
False Cause
Bandwagon
Appeal to the Person
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First city on record to reach 1 million residents
Bejing
New York City
Rome
London
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A generalization based on not enough evidence
Does Not Follow
Bandwagon
Hasty Generalization
False Analogy
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The setting of the story answers which two questions?
Where and who
Who and what
When and who
When and where
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The assumption that because two things are alike in some respects, they are alike in others.
Either. . .or Fallacy
False Cause
False Analogy
Hasty Generalization
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Even if rewording an author’s facts, one must include an in-text citation in their paper.
True
False
34
This genre includes the writing of stories.
Persuasive
Research
Compare-Contrast
Narrative
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What is direct characterization?
The character is very likeable
The character grows into a different person in the novel.
The character is revealed through action and dialogue
The narrator tells the reader about a character.
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I was given a rose. . . but I was destined to lose.
End Rhyme
Near Rhyme
Internal Rhyme
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This is the opening of a story where characters are introduced.
exposition
climax
conflict
resolution
