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English 10 Blended Final Exam Review
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"All the world's a stage, and all the men and women are merely players" is an example of a
irony
hyperbole
simile
metaphor
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foil characters are
a character that learns and grows and changes
a hat to keep the government from reading your thoughts
a character who we do not know much about
two characters who are opposite from one another
3
The different types of English over time are:
old english, middle english, and modern english
old english, modern english, emojis
:) <3 \^^/
old english and modern english
4
The main lesson, or large truth a story is trying to tell
Moral
Theme
Atmosphere
Symbol
5
Types of stories that are about real events and are based in truth are
non fiction
fiction
short stories
novels
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"Ayla Adores Apples and All Antelopes " is an example of
hyperbole
alliteration
onomatopeia
allusion
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When an author interrupts the present action of the story to go back to an earlier time.
flashback
foreshadowing
symbolism
flashbang
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Where did Shakespeare perform most often?
Cineplex
The Globe Theatre
The Sphere
The Wooden P
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The turning point or most important moment in the story is called the
climax
popcorn moment
falling action
plot
10
"The sun smiled down on me" is an example of
sunburn
personification
symbolism
imagery
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"She is like the sun" is an example of a
simile
metaphor
hyperbole
lie
12
The most common fatal flaw of a tragic hero is
pride
bad luck
hubris
hubris and pride
13
How many cats does Ayla have, and what are their names?
2- Dumb and Dumber
8 - they all answer to 'kitty'
2- Spooky and Mocha
2- Midnight and Fluffers
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"They went looking for death, and they died" is an example of
puns
metaphor
irony
being really dumb
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Adding description to writing using your five senses is:
a good thing to do
theme
imagery
voice
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The idea of a hero has
dissapeared
changed with time
stayed the same
made DC and Marvel Rich
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an Archetype is
the antagoinist
the protagonist
a character foil
the original, model or first
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exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally
imagery
hyperbole
simile
personification
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What were the Groundlings in the Globe Theatre?
the rich people who sat up front
the working class
the people in the balconies
the poor who had bad manners
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Setting is
when you set the table
where AND when the story takes place
when the story takes place
where the story takes place