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What is prose?
the repetition of the same consonant sound in a line of text
a symbolic image or idea that appears frequently in a story
Everyday speech
Poetry with rhythmical lines
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The voice in which a story is told:
point of view
tone
literary device
mood
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What is Wyrd?
An Anglo-Saxon word meaning fate, and the ability to control human destiny
A line of thought is split or shared by 2 or more characters.
A reference to a person, place, thing, event, or other literary work
Someone who uses vague language to avoid speaking directly or honestly
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She's, should've, it's, are all examples of what?
Subjects
Contractions
Possession
Nouns
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Two lines that have an end rhyme. These are sometimes used to indicate a character is leaving or wanting to leave.
anaphora
verse
couplet
paradox
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Why is "it's" different from "its" ?
Itsy bitsy spider
There is no difference
"Its" shows possession, "it's" is the contracted form of "it is"
One is formal, one is informal
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True Or false: these 2 nouns mean the same thing: Huck's and Hucks
False
True
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What is verse?
the repetition of the same consonant sound in a line of text
a symbolic image or idea that appears frequently in a story
Poetry with rhythmical lines
Everyday speech
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What is a memoir?
forms a subset of autobiography
typically in first person point of view
feels more personal and literary
all of the above
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What is an equivocator?
a remark that is intended to be heard only by the audience
someone who uses vague language to avoid speaking directly or honestly
a Scottish title of nobility, who holds lands of the king
a group of interrelated families
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If the noun indicates
individual ownership
you need " 's " after each term. True or False?
True
False
12
Which sentence uses semicolons correctly?
Joan; like eggs; Jennifer does not.
Joan likes eggs; Jennifer does not.
Joan likes eggs; Jennifer; does not.
Joan; likes eggs Jennifer; does not.
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The repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of the successive sentence, phrase, or clause:
consonance
anaphora
mood
alliteration
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Which colon usage is correct?
Mrs. Godfrey: has one rule be respectful to others.
Mrs. Godfrey has one rule: be respectful to others.
Mrs. Godfrey has one rule be respectful: to others.
Mrs. Godfrey has one rule be: respectful to others.
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What is the repetition of the same consonant sounds in a line of text?
alliteration
anaphora
assonance
consonance
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The creation or construction of a fictional character?
fiction
characterization
personification
simile
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Which sentence has correct punctuation?
I want to visit London England; Paris France; and Rome Italy.
I want to visit London, England; Paris, France; and Rome, Italy.
I want to visit London, England, Paris, France, and Rome, Italy.
I want to visit London; England, Paris; France, and Rome; Italy.
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What movement focused on following an ideal of beauty and the excessive appreciation of the arts?
aesthetic movement
natural movement
hip hop movement
gothic movement
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Which answer means "it is"
its
it's
20
Which one is an interrupting comma sentence?
Olivia the most, fabulous student does all her reading
Olivia, the most fabulous student, does all her reading.
Olivia the most fabulous student, does all her reading.
Olivia the most fabulous student, does all her, reading.
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The occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words.
consonance
alliteration
assonance
anaphora
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True or False: Add a " 's" to show possession
True
False
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What is an example of a plural noun?
girlses
girl's
girl
girls
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What does FANBOYS stand for?
I have literally no idea
Find All Nouns But Only Sounds
For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So
Fans Are Now Behind Your Sow
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What is a thought that us split or shared by 2 or more characters?
Couplet
Anaphora
Paradox
Shared Lines
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What is speaking ones thoughts aloud when by oneself on stage?
Soliloquy
Allision
Anaphora
Aside
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An amusing scene, incident, or speech introduced in order to provide temporary relief from tension.
alliteration
wyrd
comic relief
Mood
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What is a remark by a character in the play that is intended to be heard by the audience only?
Allision
Anaphora
Aside
Soliloquy
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What is an iambic pentameter?
speaking one's thoughts aloud when by themselves on stage
two lines that have an end rhyme
blank verse, because it doesn’t rhyme, used among high-status characters
a remark that is intended to be heard only by the audience
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The fish died because you never fed it. (What rule is this?)
The "because" rule
Phrase rule
Independent clauses
FANBOYS
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Which of the sentences uses FANBOYS?
The cat jumped over the wall because there was a bird
Nothing is better than a fresh cup of coffee during the winter.
Johnny and I love to eat cake, pastries, and pasta.
I never said that I wanted cookies, nor did I want milk.
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Which sentence shows possession?
The glasses are not fixable
The glass is not fixanle.
Charles's food was hot.
Charles food was cold.
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What is repetition?
a rhetorical device
intentionally using a word or phrase for effect two or more times
a sentence of similar vowel sounds
a sentence of similar consonant sounds
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Which answer is an example of a singular noun showing possession?
Giovanas
Mia's
Elena
Theres
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Direct statements about a character's personality and tells the reader or viewer what the character is like:
metaphor
realization
indirect characterization
direct characterization
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Employs dark and picturesque scenery, starts melodramatic narrative devices, and has an overall atmosphere of mystery:
motif
metaphor
simile
gothic
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Do you add an " 's" at the end of a plural item that already ends in "es"?
No
Yes
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What literary device is used to hint a reader that something is to follow or appear later in a story?
characterization
symbolism
foreshadowing
metaphor
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What is a symbolic image or idea that appears frequently in a story?
literary device
allusion
motif
mood
40
Which type of comma sentence is this?: All things considered, Kristiana is going to have a mental breakdown.
Additional
Introductory
Interrupting
Appositives
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What novel has the best example of anarchy?
Macbeth
The Picture of Dorian Gray
A Long Way Gone
The Little Prince
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A reference to a person, place, thing, event, or other literary work with which the reader is presumably familiar:
allusion
motif
literary device
mood
43
If the noun indicates
joint ownership,
you only need the 's after what?
None of them
The first term
The second term
The verb
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Definition of Independent Clauses:
A literary device
Olivia Verbeek
Contains a sentence with a main idea
A feeling of a expectation and desire for a certain thing to happen.
45
Which noun is possessive?
Katie's
Katieses
Katies
Katie
46
Which sentence uses semicolons correctly?
I like pies I often bake; them on the weekends.
I like pies I often; bake them on the weekends.
I like pies; I often bake them on the weekends.
I like pies I often bake them; on the weekends.
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The practice of beginning a narrative by plunging into a crucial situation:
In media res
In middle res
In ending res
In moody res
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The repetition of similar vowel sounds takes place in two or more words in proximity to each other:
anaphora
assonance
consonance
alliteration
49
Which words in a series is correct?
Kristiana purchased a strawberry acai refresher, a cake pop, and a straw.
Kristiana purchased, a strawberry acai refresher, a cake pop, and a straw.
Kristiana purchased a strawberry acai refresher a cake pop and a straw.
Kristiana purchased a strawberry acai refresher, a cake pop and, a straw.
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Showing the audience what kind of person a character is through the character's thoughts, words, and deeds:
paraphrase
indirect characterization
poetry
direct characterization
