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English III Review #2
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The definition of motif is
the overall message or moral of the story
the setting of the story
something that represents something else
a recurring symbol
2
The
P
in SOAPSTone refers to...
people
purpose
penalty
predicament
3
The author's word choice is the definition of
denotation
figurative language
connotation
diction
4
This picture is an example of
code-switching
civil disobedience
connotation
figurative language
5
This picture, from the Greensboro sit-ins in 1960, is an example of
code-switching
civil disobedience
an allusion
a juxtaposition
6
This picture is an example of
verbal irony
sarcasm
situational irony
dramatic irony
7
The definition of an ally is
someone who supports a cause
someone who watches something happen without doing anything
someone who commits a wrongdoing
someone who commits a crime
8
"I'm hell on wheels and she's heavenly; I'd die for her and she lives for me" is an example of
repetition
a juxtaposition
an allusion
figurative language
9
An inference is when you
resist stereotypes
predict or conclude something based on clues in the story
assimilate to stereotypes
take a wild guess about something
10
Direct characterization is when the author _____ something about the character.
predicts
infers
shows us
tells us
11
The
S
in SOAPSTone means...
syntax
surmount
synthesis
subject
12
The author's use of the word "cocky" instead of "confident" is an example of his
connotation
diction
irony
denotation
13
In this picture, from Law & Order: SVU, Detectives Fin and Amaro are likely interrogating a(n)
ally
advocate
perpetrator
bystander
14
In Taylor Swift's song Mean, "all you're ever gonna be is mean" is an example of
direct characterization
repetition
a juxtaposition
indirect characterization
15
This picture is an example of
verbal irony
dramatic irony
humorous irony
situational irony
16
The definition of theme is
something that represents something else
the overall message or moral of the story
the setting of the story
a recurring symbol
17
This picture is an example of
connotation
a juxtaposition
a symbol
indirect characterization
18
This picture is an example of
point of view
assimilation
code-switching
resistance
19
In Eminem's song Love the Way You Lie, "there's a steel knife in my windpipe" is an example of
a metaphor
figurative language
a similie
an allusion
20
What is the A in SOAPSTone?
Adjective
Article
Audience
Administration
21
What does SOAPStone stand for?
Soft, Otters, Always, Play, Sweet, Tunes
None of the above; it's a brand of body wash
Sometimes, Occasionally, Always, Partly, Softly, Twice
Speaker, Occasion, Audience, Purpose, Subject, Tone
22
The story's _____ is women, and its _____ is disproving gender stereotypes.
theme, main idea
theme, subject
subject, main idea
main idea, subject
23
What is SOAPSTone?
a series of questions to ask when reading a book
a strategy for writing rhetorical analysis essays
a mnemonic device used to analyze literature and poetry
a method to help readers rhetorically analyze a text
24
In Lupe Fiasco's song The Show Goes On, "picket fence or barbed wire" is an example of
a reference
a juxtaposition
an allusion
figurative language
25
The definition of denotation is
the author's diction
the author's word choice
the idea or feeling of a word
the dictionary definition of a word
26
This picture is an example of an advertisement that _____ stereotypes.
resists
civilly disobeys
assimilates to
code-switches
27
How the author feels about a subject is the ____, which can be influenced by his or her ____.
mood, purpose
purpose, tone
purpose, mood
tone, purpose
28
In Drake's song Take Care, "'cause that truth hurts, and those lies heal" is an example of
figurative language
a metaphor
an allusion
a juxtaposition
29
In Drake's song Headlines, "they know, they know, they know" is an example of
figurative language
repetition
a juxtaposition
an allusion
30
The definition of mood is
how you feel about the story
how the characters feel about the story
how the author feels about the story
the setting of the story
31
In this picture, you can _____ that the dog caused the car accident.
infer
decide
say
know
32
"It's like these county lines are closing in on me" is an example of
a similie
repetition
figurative language
a metaphor
33
This picture is an example of
situational irony
dramatic irony
humorous irony
verbal irony
34
The definition of a bystander is
someone who commits a wrongdoing
someone who commits a crime
someone who watches something happen without doing anything
someone who supports a cause
35
Even though they have similar definitions, "confident" has a good _____, but "cocky" doesn't.
denotation
connotation
tone
mood
36
This picture, from Ferguson, Missouri in 2014, is an example of
perpetrators
advocates
allies
bystanders
37
This picture is an example of
a similie
irony
connotation
denotation
38
The definition of tone is
how the author feels about the story
the setting of the story
how the characters feel about the story
how you feel about the story
39
In Taylor Swift's song Love Story, "you were Romeo, you were throwing pebbles" is an example of
an allusion
repetition
a similie
a juxtaposition
40
In Kendrick Lamar's song The Blacker The Berry, he _____ Michael Jordan and Trayvon Martin.
denotates
repeats
alludes to
juxtaposes
41
In Adele's song Hello, "how it felt before the world fell at our feet" is an example of
a juxtaposition
a similie
figurative language
an allusion
42
Indirect characterization is when the author _____ something about the character.
predicts
infers
tells us
shows us
43
This picture is an example of
verbal irony
dramatic irony
situational irony
humorous irony
44
This picture is an example of
verbal irony
situational irony
humorous irony
dramatic irony
45
This picture is an example of
dramatic irony
verbal irony
situational irony
humorous irony
46
This picture is an example of an advertisement that _____ stereotypes.
assimilates to
code-switches
civilly disobeys
resists
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How you feel about a story is the
tone
feeling
purpose
mood
