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A soliloquy in a Shakespearean play is an example of a/an:
cadence
conflict
convention
cacophony
2
Genre is which characters experience reality differently from what we term the objective world.
realism
Parable
romanticism
magical realism
3
The rhetorical appeal that would inspire feelings of pity, sympathy, or sorrow would be ____.
ethos
logos
pathos
4
The word "faithful" mimics the beat of what metrical foot?
spondee
trochee
dactyl
iamb
5
figure of speech- replaces the name of something with a word closely associated with it
metonymy
simile
synedoche
symbol
6
Understatement is the opposite of
irony
hyperbole
comic relief
satire
7
Which of the following works point out the compromised position of women?
All of the above
Frankenstein
The Turn of the Screw
The Namesake
8
How now brown cow is an example of:
consonance
assonance
feminine rhyme
alliteration
9
Ridiculing writing , criticizing the corruption or foolishness of society, intended to improve.
analogy
Parody
Satire
tongue-in-cheek
10
An anapest is:
Two unaccented syllables followed by an accented syllable.
Two accented syllables followed by an unaccented syllable.
An accented syllable followed by an unaccented syllable
An unaccented syllable followed by an accented syllable
11
Short non-narrative poem characterized by personal feelings and musicality such as an ode.
epic
narrative
free verse
lyric
12
Like the downward smoke, the slender stream/Along the cliff to fall and pause and fall did seem
slant rhyme
euphony
cacophony
euphemism
13
"Be with me Beauty, for the fire is dying." Keats
aubade
apostrophe
anapest
anaphora
14
Highly structured poem: six stanzas-five tercets, a quatrain and repeating first and third line
ballad
villanelle
sonnet
elegy
15
Moment in the story where a character achieves realization, awareness or a feeling of knowledge
epiphany
epithet
climax
epistrophe
16
Quality of being intentionally unclear.
ambiguity
allusion
paradox
oxymoron
17
A rhyming pair of lines in iambic pentameter is a _______________.
epistrophe
masculine rhyme
heroic couplet
caeusura
18
A kind of comedy that relies on exaggerated or improbable situations or sexual innuendo.
relief
farce
satire
parody
19
"Little strokes/Fell great oaks" is an example of an:
epigraph
euphony
epistrophe
epigram
20
The words, downtown, earthquake, and doorstop are all _________________
dactylic
trochaic
spondaic
iambic
21
The metrical foot that echoes the sound of life-a heartbeat.
trochee
anapest
dactyl
iamb
22
"You can take the girl out of the country but you cannot take the country out of the girl" is a
juxtaposition
chiasmus
Caesura
paradox
23
Unrhymed iambic pentameter
blank verse
Haiku
poetry
consonance
24
"Get your butt over here" is an example of
synecdoche
metonomy
parallelism
paraphrase
25
A literary movement that stressed "art for art's sake" and defied conventions was _____________
Classicism
Romanticism
Impressionism
Aestheticism
26
A comic imitation of a work that ridicules the original.
pathos
parody
parable
paradox
27
Which of the following works had a parallel plot?
A Doll's House
Hamlet
The Turn of the Screw
Their Eyes Were Watching God
28
According to Aristotle, a tragic hero must have all of the following traits except _______.
fatal flaw
moment of realization and ultimate suffering
bad breath
exalted postition
29
Restraint, clarity, noble purpose, and objectivity are hallmarks of _________________.
Romanticism
Aestheticism
Modernism
Classicism
30
"When she saw the monster she was putrified" contains an example of:
hyperbole
metaphor
spoonerism
malapropism
31
A type of poem which extols the virtues of and ideal place or time.
ballad
dramatic monologue
Idyll
Pastoral
32
Half
a league,
half
a league/
Half
a league
on
ward contains what kind of metric foot?
dactyl
anapest
iamb
trochee
33
"He was not averse to taking a drink" and "she was no saint" are examples of
epigram
metonomy
metaphors
litotes
34
"Sofie was no ordinary Jesus" is an example of a _______________.
litote
paradox
metaphor
parody
35
The purpose of the rhetorical appeal of ethos is to __________________.
make you want to be a better person
Put you to sleep for surgery
establish the speaker/writer's credibility through character
appeal to the listener/reader's emotions
36
masculine rhyme is
rhyme of one syllable
approximate rhyme
slant rhyme
rhyme of two syllables
37
According to Aristotle, the release of emotions that the audience of a tragedy experiences.
catharsis
Epic
consonance
38
Genre of poetry characterized by short lyric poems by courtiers with a theme of "carpe diem."
Beat
Cavalier
Metaphysical
Romantic
39
Transparent language, lack of sentimentality, psychology, and objectivity.
Romanticism
Realism
Naturalism
Impressionism
40
A poem that laments the dead or a loss-
elegy
ballad
lyric
sonnet
41
All of the following are stressed in Romanticism except:
the sublime
rationalism
emotions
the individual
42
A _____________ is usually paired with an octave to make a Petrarchan sonnet.
triplet
septet
ocatve
sestet
43
Hamlet is speaking in ________ when he says "I must be cruel only to be kind."
parody
paradox
hyperbole
oxymoron
44
A quotation placed at the beginning of a novel or other document.
parable
non sequitur
epigram
epigraph
45
One might write a/an ________________for Kurt Cobain, John Lennon, or your high school career.
villanelle
ode
aubade
elegy
46
Background information in a literary work.
exciting force
prologue
rising action
exposition
47
Antimetabole is a literary device in which a phrase is repeated but in reverse order. Same as:
parody
onomatopoeia
vignette
chiasmus
48
A rhetorical question:
does not anticipate an answer
presumes an erroneous answer
is personal
expects a negative answer
49
A simple narrative poem often with dialogue, written in quatrains, with a rhyme scheme of abcd
dramatic monologue
ballad
free verse
villanelle
50
The literary movement that takes realism to the extreme and depicts man as an animal in society
Impressionsim
Romanticism
Beastism
Naturalism
51
antecedent
the word or phrase to which a pronoun refers
a reference in literature a work of art or other writing
an abrupt, disappointing end
the deliberate choice of a style of language
52
Words spoken by an author intended to be heard by the audience but not other characters:
monologue
soliloquy
stage direction
aside
53
Beware the Jubjub bird, and shun The frumious Bandersnatch!”
cacophony
euphony
connotation
hyperbole
54
"Goodbye Chris Hemsworth, I bid you adieu, as I tiptoe through the early morning dew"
a sonnet
a ballad
an ode
an aubade
55
A love poem set at dawn which bids farewell to the beloved.
aubade
sonnet
villanelle
ode
56
The shift in an Italian sonnet is known as the:
volta
spaghetti
reverse
shiftinio
57
Poetry characterized by highly complex, philosophical ideas, paradox and extended metaphors.
Metaphysical
Romantic
Victorian
Lyric
58
Scansion
Analysis of a poem's rhyme and meter
highly structured poetic form of 39 lines
the grammatical structure of prose
A direct comparison
59
A six line stanza is a:
sestet
septet
sestina
spondee
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A story that operates on more than one level and usually teaches a moral lesson is a:
paradox
parody
magical realism
parable