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English 11 First Semester Review
To fully appreciate poetry, one should...
Slant rhymes use...
English 11 First Semester Review
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Slant rhymes use...
Rhymes that lean politically
Exact words
Similar but not perfect rhymes
Words that are written in italics
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To fully appreciate poetry, one should...
Without emotion
Read as quickly as possible
Read aloud
Skip lines
3
Solid (reproduction-sound)
vad
stereo
imic
sicc
4
This literary term refers to pictures created in our head.
Poetry
Logos
Imagery
Rhyme Scheme
5
Belonging to/like
--clast
--cele
--oma
--aceous
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This type of rhyme takes place on the last syllable
End rhyme
Phat rhymez
Interior rhyme
Slanted rhyme
7
Which of the following is a mood word?
Critical
Harsh
Suspenseful
Cautious
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The reason why something was written.
Cause
Alliteration
Subject
Occasion
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Our final will be how many questions?
Just one. We like to live dangerously.
30
Around 80
20
10
The topic of an article/story
Prompt
Logos
Main idea
Subject
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If someone spits out their food and says, "That was SO delicious," they have what kind of tone?
Fearful
Sarcastic
Neutral
Affectionate
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The author's attitude towards a subject
Analysis
Feels
Tone
Mood
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This type of poem lists things out.
Catalog
Free verse
Sonnet
Grocery list
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Sweet (sugar)
xylo
pepsia
ap--
gly/glyco
15
To "infer" is to...
Guess wildly
Take an educated guess
Make a comparison
The opposite of "outfer"
16
The use of similar language over and over again
Synonym
Rhyme
Repetition
Allusion
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Green
pepsia
verb
juxta
virid
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Emily Dickinson's poetry was usually about
Love and loss
Romantic love
Dark eyeliner and emo hair
Nature
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The voice/author of an article
Announcer
Speaker
Storyteller
Narrator
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Can one use more than one type of appeal?
Yes, definitely.
No, that's too much.
Maybe.
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Logos is...
Emotional appeals
Logical/fact-based appeals
Rhetorical fallacies
Appeal to credibility/authority
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"He was as hungry as a hippo" is an example of...
Metaphor
Simile
Imagery
Allusion
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Go
--clast
ag--
with--
vas
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Which of the following is NOT a tone word?
Aggressive
Passionate
Neutral
Creepy
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Modest
pud/pudic
Phyl/phyll
proli
pept/peps
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If a doctor tells you to do something because they are a doctor, they are using a(n)...
emotional appeal
double entendre
logical appeal
ethical appeal
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If there's a commercial using sad music and puppies whining, it is which type of appeal?
Pathos
Doritos Locos Tacos
Logos
Ethos
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Offspring (increase/multiplying)
Cor--
ris
Fract
Proli
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Ethos is...
Logical/fact-based appeals
Appeal to credibility/authority
Emotional appeals
Logical fallacies
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You would use academic language for which intended audience?
Your cousins
Your younger siblings
The homies
Teachers
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"He could swim like Poseidon" is an example of...
Allusion
Metaphor
Personification
Simile
32
In poetry, using letters such as AA, BB, AA help us
Identify rhyme schemes
Identify patterns of syllables
Get points and earn a better grade
Identify literary devices
33
Larynx
moll/molli
laryng/laryngno
sup--
abil/ibil
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Walt Whitman was known for...
His love of food
His very nervous behavior.
His love of nature and life in general
His drawings of trees
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Digest
pept/peps
--oma
vad
Moll/molli
36
Pathos is...
Logical/fact-based appeals
Appeal to credibility/authority
Rhetorical fallacies
Emotional appeals
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The people who would read or listen to a written piece.
Students
Old people
Readers
Audience
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Fever
sup--
abil/ibil
pyret/preto/pyrex
tail
