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STUDY HOW TO EMBED A QUOTE INTO A SENTENCE
What is inverted syntax?
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What is inverted syntax?
A form of poetry
The pattern of a poem
The syllables
Switching around words to change the rhythm or syllables
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STUDY HOW TO EMBED A QUOTE INTO A SENTENCE
False
True
3
a pun is a humorous word that suggests two or more meanings at once
False
True
4
A metaphor is a contradiction from reality
False
True
5
Where is the comma(s) correct?
However he tried the can opener and was successful, wasn't he?
However he tried the can opener, and was successful wasn't he?
However, he tried the can opener and was successful, wasn't he?
However he tried ,the can opener and was successful wasn't he?
6
Correctly add the comma: we bought towels to the beach but we forgot sunscreen
we bought, towels ,to the beach, but we forgot sunscreen
we bought towels to the beach but we forgot sunscreen - no commas needed
we bought towels to the beach, but, we forgot sunscreen
we bought towels to the beach, but we forgot sunscreen
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My English teacher, ms. Carter, passed out the papers.
False
True
8
What is the predicate:
From the bleachers on the football field, came the sounds of the cheering crowd.
From
on
cheering
Came
9
How do you punctuate titles of plays when writing?
Exclamation point
underline
Quotation marks
you don't punctuate titles
10
what is a tragedy
A very sad scene in a play
the death of a character
Drama in which the main character faces a struggle that ends in ruin
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an oxymoron is longer than a paradox
True
False
12
what is a hyperbole
A sound
An allusion to another character
deliberate exaggeration to emphasize a point
a fun joke
13
There is an introduction, body paragraphs, and a conclusion in essays
True
False
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A paradox is a long phrase or sentence that is contradictory
True
False
15
A
tragic flaw
is a weakness of a character that leads to destruction
True
False
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What is a metaphor?
A similiarity
a character trait
a contrast
A comparison
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foil
Similar characters
a type of dialogue when a character is alone
A character that serves as a contrast for another
A type of tragic flaw
18
Add a comma: I love to read I hate math
I love to read, I hate math
I love to read but I hate math
I love, to read I hate, math
I love to read, but I hate math
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How do you correctly punctuate a novel
Just write it normally
Quotation marks
Capitalize ALL the letters
Underlined
20
What is the subject:
However he tried to use the bottle opener, it wouldn't work.
Bottle
It
Bottle opener
He
21
Where was Shakespeare born? (England)
Bristol
Coventry
Kingston-upon-hull
Sratford-upon-Avon
22
Shakespeare wrote in inverted syntax
True
False
23
what is a classical allusion?
hinting at future events in a story that the readers already know about
personifying a person
reference to ancient god or hero
A comparison using like or as
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Which one is correctly cited?
(5.4.124-122)
(5.4.122-124)
(5,4,122-124)
act 5 scene 4 lines 122 and 124