English I Fall Final Exam Review 2021

Barbara went to Publix then, she picked up her kids from school.

a literary device used to give an indication or hint of what is to come later in the story.

refers to an author’s word choice, especially with regard to range of vocabulary, use of slang, and level of formality

"She can eat like a pig!" This is an example of:

Disappointed, Dan looked down at the miniscule slice of cake he had been served.

My dog loves to eat, play fetch, cuddle and go to the dog beach.

Terry likes to watch the cooking program about the tyrannical chef that makes everyone on his staff cry.

The insight or message that the story portrays

Select if the following sentences are correct or incorrect. I jumped over the fence, and ran across the backyard.

the sequence of events that make up a story

a scene that takes the reader back in time to the past events in a character's life

when the author is narrating a story about the characters and refers to them with the pronouns, “he/she.”

Before the party we cleaned, bought food, and set the table.

the act of creating and developing a character; occurs any time the author uses details to teach us about a person

I am going to ROCK my final exam!!!

Which of the following are you least likely to see in a Gothic story?

using clues provided by the author to make an educated guess of what will come later in the story

Blue is a color; I am feeling a little blue.

A reference to a well-known person, place, event, literary work, or work of art

a conversation between characters

In Early Gothic literature, the stories almost always have __________ endings.

when one of the characters is narrating the story (use of “me, myself, and I”)

The writer’s attitude toward their audience and subject

TONE: I saw the swirling black clouds of the tornado barreling towards my home and ran to the basement.

In Modern Gothic literature, the setting almost always:

The point of view in which the author refers to the reader directly as “you”

when a person, place, or object stands for or suggests something else, representing something beyond its literal meaning

Jane wiped the sweat off of her forehead. They had been cooking all day, and the kitchen was sweltering.

Read the paragraph then determine the theme of the paragraph.

a story with two levels of meaning–a literal meaning, and a more symbolic meaning that teaches the reader a moral lesson

I asked Danielle, the cute girl with the brown hair, to prom.

If Kim doesn’t spend enough time in the sun, she will be deficient in vitamin C.

the time and place in which characters live in a story

when a non-human subject is given human characteristics

"It is the east, and Juliet is the sun!" This is an example of:

The use of vivid description that appeals to a reader’s senses to create an image or idea in their head