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Epics, Medieval Narratives, and Narrative Writing
Epics, Medieval Narratives, and Narrative Writing
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An assessment of unit 1 for ENG 4
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1
What is the meaning of anti-?
not
under
life
against
2
The way that Tyrion Lannister turns into the good guy in Game of Thrones is an example of ...
play-by-play
a bad script
justice
characterization
3
Which of the following is NOT an prefix?
dis-
less-
ad-
un-
4
Why do you cite textual evidence?
You do it to support your analysis of the text.
You do it only at the start of your essay.
You do it to end your essay.
You do it to develop your character.
5
Where can you find an prefix on a word?
the beginning
the middle
the end
It isn't on a word
6
Which of the following is NOT a suffix?
-ence
-able
-er
-bi
7
A typical example of a certain person, place, or plot is an ....
archetype
autoethonography
example of plot
example of setting
8
The lion prince Simba must take back his throne from his evil uncle Scar is ...
the setting in The Lion King
the main idea in The Lion King
a supporting detail in The Lion King
the theme of The Lion King
9
The way the readers observe events, characters, and happenings in a story.
perspective
tone
plot
mood
10
Tone is...
all about the author's attitude.
about how the author's reading is special to them.
all about the reader
When I raise my voice!
11
The route word for photo- as in "photograph" is ...
light
camera
banana
action
12
Which is not an archetype?
Will Smith
paradise
the wizard
the hero
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The Odyssey, Lord of the Rings, and Star Wars are all examples of ...
plays
oral tradition
poetry
epics
