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1H 2023 Final Review
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1
What is the
setting
of a story?
The style in which the author writes
When two characters are fighting/working against one another
The primary character in a work of fiction
The time and place where it happens
2
What part of the plot structure follows the climax and leads to the resolution?
Irony
Falling action
Rising action
Pathos
3
Which character acts as a
foil
for the narrator?
His wife
The soldier he killed
His son
Kiowa (his combat partner)
4
Which rhetorical appeal relies on
logical reasoning
and
evidence
to persuade the audience?
Logos
Conflict
Pathos
Climax
5
What is the primary setting for the story "Ambush"?
The jungle
A boot camp
A suburban neighborhood
A gymnasium
6
How do Odysseus and his men escape from Polyphemus the Cyclops?
They blind him while he sleeps
They defeat him in combat
They outsmart him with a riddle
They use magic to become invisible
7
What is the primary reason for Odysseus's long journey back to Ithaca?
Facing the wrath of the gods
Searching for hidden treasure
Visiting other Greek islands on vacation
Escaping a cyclops
8
What event leaves the protagonist feeling guilty?
Killing an innocent soldier
Serving in war
Killing his friend
Leaving his wife
9
What term in rhetorical analysis describes the author's reason for writing or speaking?
Tone
Mood
Audience
Purpose
10
Who is the main character around whom the story revolves?
Sidekick
Protagonist
Antagonist
Contortionist
11
What magic power does Circe hold?
She can shapeshift
She can turn men into animals
She can fly
She controls the sea
12
From what
point of view
is this told? "She watched as the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a glow across the sky."
Fourth-person
Third-person
First-person
Second-person
13
What task does Penelope set for the suitors, and what is Odysseus's role in this task?
They must defeat a giant; Odysseus fights on their behalf.
They must string and shoot Odysseus's bow; Odysseus participates.
They must build a ship; Odysseus supervises the construction.
They must find a hidden treasure; Odysseus assists them.
14
In a story, what is the term for the turning point or the most intense moment of the narrative?
Climax
Mood
Simile
Ethos
15
In literature, what term describes the author's
attitude
toward the subject matter?
Ethos
Purpose
Mood
Tone
16
What danger do the
Sirens
pose to Odysseus and his crew?
Causing storms to sink their ship
Turning them into animals
Luring them to death with their singing
Trapping them in a cave
17
In rhetoric, what term refers to the
credibility
and
authority
of the speaker or writer?
Ethos
Audience
Imagery
Logos
18
Where does most of the action in "Thank You, Ma'am" take place?
In Mrs. Jones's home
In a hospital
On a busy street
In a school
19
How are you feeling about this final on a scale of 1-4 (4 being the best)?
4
3
1
2
20
In literature, what term describes a scene that interrupts the present to describe events that happened
earlier
?
Irony
Flashback
Mood
Setting
21
How does the Seventh Man cope with his unresolved guilt and trauma?
Seeking therapy
Embracing extreme sports
Revisiting the town where it happened
Going swimming often
22
What term refers to a situation where there is a difference between what is expected and what actually happens?
Situational Irony
Verbal Irony
Imagery
Dramatic Irony
23
Which literary device involves comparing two things using "like" or "as"?
Simile
Tone
Metaphor
Personification
24
In what type of place does most of the story take place?
A church
A wine cellar
A graveyard
A carnival
25
In Odysseus's absence, who invades his home in Ithaca, trying to win the hand of his wife Penelope?
Suitors
Trojans
Monsters
Gods
26
What kind of irony is present in the story's conclusion?
Cosmic Irony
Situational Irony
Verbal Irony
Dramatic Irony
27
What term describes the event that sets the central conflict into
motion
?
Personification
Inciting incident
Character
Climax
28
Which term represents the conclusion of a story where loose ends are tied up and the main conflict is resolved?
Setting
Conflict
Resolution
Foreshadowing
29
Which Greek goddess is a constant supporter of Odysseus throughout his journey?
Artemis
Athena
Aphrodite
Hera
30
What is the source of the Seventh Man's regret regarding K.'s death?
Not warning K about the storm
Not apologizing to K
Not saving K from drowning
Not marrying his sister first
31
What special item does Roger want to buy?
A tan suit
A black leather belt
A gold watch
Blue suede shoes
32
Why does Mrs. Jones take Roger into her home and treat him kindly after he tries to steal her purse?
She is impressed by his honesty
She recognizes him as a relative
She wants him to work for her
She feels sorry for him and wants to help
33
What are
Scylla
and
Charybdis
?
Two islands inhabited by sorcerers
Powerful gods of the sea
Enchanted whirlpools
Sea monsters
34
External conflict refers to a character's inner struggle.
True
False
35
What weakness of Fortunato does Montresor take advantage of?
Fear of enclosed spaces
Love of wine
Fear of ghosts
Fear of the dark
36
What element or object in "Ambush" carries a deeper significance?
The soldier's helmet
The fog
The soldier's childhood home
The soldier's partner
37
What term refers to the individuals who participate in action of a story?
Antagonist
Conflict
Plot structure
Characters
38
What term refers to the character or force that opposes the protagonist?
Irony
Botanist
Antagonist
Sidekick
39
What term represents the
central idea
or
message
of a literary work?
Symbol
Theme
Metaphor
Resolution
40
What term refers to the emotional atmosphere created by the author's language and descriptions?
Mood
Imagery
Tone
Flashback
41
Which part of the plot structure introduces the background info about the characters, setting, and initial conflict?
Exposition
Rising action
Rhetoric
Falling action
42
What is the supposed reward that Montresor uses to lure Fortunato into the catacombs?
A treasure map
A rare wine, Amontillado
A chest of gold
A secret passage to escape
43
What literary device gives
human
characteristics to
non-human
entities or concepts?
Flashback
Metaphor
Irony
Personification
44
In rhetorical analysis, what term refers to the intended recipient(s) of a message?
Protagonist
Antagonist
Speaker
Audience
45
What rhetorical appeal involves appealing to the
emotions
and
values
of the audience?
Foreshadowing
Theme
Pathos
Ethos
46
What literary term involves using vivid and descriptive language to appeal to the senses?
Audience
Pathos
Purpose
Imagery
47
What term refers to hints or clues about events that will occur
later
in the story?
Foreshadowing
Imagery
Plot
Audience
48
What happens to Odysseus's men when they eat the lotus flower?
They fall into a deep hypnosis and forget their homes
They are transformed into animals
They become immune to all dangers
They gain superhuman strength
49
What is the primary fear that haunts the Seventh Man after the traumatic event in his childhood?
Fear of people
Fear of water
Fear of the dark
Fear of heights
50
What part of the plot includes the development of the central conflict and complications that arise?
Rising action
Climax
Resolution
Falling action
51
Why does Montresor seek revenge on Fortunato?
Fortunato stole Montresor's property.
Fortunato betrayed Montresor in business.
Fortunato challenged Montresor to a duel.
Fortunato insulted Montresor's family name.
52
Which term refers to the methods used by a writer to develop and describe characters?
Conflict
Characterization
Setting
Protagonist
53
What term refers to the context, purpose, audience, and other elements that shape a rhetorical speech/work?
Resolution
Speaker
The rhetorical situation
Inciting incident
54
Who is the author of
The Odyssey
?
Homer
Ghandi
Aristotle
Shakira
