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1
How are Nick and Fitzgerald the same?
All of the above are true
Hung around rich people
Moved to the East
Both from the Midwest
2
The reason that we use commas to show a pause after a clause or phrase.
True
False
3
Does passive voice verbs show us that something is being done to the subject?
Yes
No
4
How many Tragedies did Shakespeare write?
5
12
11
10
5
Hyperbole poems use lots of exaggeration.
False
True
6
What type of genre is A Midsummer Night's Dream?
History
Tragedy
I couldn't tell you
Comedy
7
Who wasn't a static character in The Great Gatsby?
Jordan
Nick
Gatsby
Daisy
8
Where does Tom and Daisy live?
South Egg
East Egg
West Egg
North Egg
9
What did Daisy's voice symobolize?
That she likes Gatsby's shirts
That she is mean
That she's self centered
That it is full of money
10
What other things does comedies have?
All of the above
Disputes between Characters
A happy ending
Intertwining Plots
11
What is one of the 1 out of the five themes in the Great Gatsby?
Truth is more important than riches
People shouldn't be judged based on their social class
With Hard Work anyone can be successful
Inner truth is more important than outward apperence
12
How many Histories did Shakespeare write?
43
34
11
10
13
Does personification give inanimate objects human qualities?
Yes
I don't know
No
14
Assonance is when words with the same vowel sounding are close to each other
True
False
15
Whats the difference between metaphor and simile
Simile uses like or as and metaphor doesn't
Metaphor uses like or as and Simile doesn't
I don't remember
They are the same thing
16
How many comedies did Shakespeare write?
15
14
7
16
17
Do active voice verbs tell us what the subject is doing?
Yes
No
18
A repetition poem repeats the same word or phrase to make the idea clear.
False
True
19
What are some things that Shakespeare Comedies have in them?
A clever servant
Separation and re- Unification
A struggle by young lovers
All of the above
20
What does mood do?
It gives the theme of the stories or poems
it shows the feeling created in poems or stories
21
Whats an antagonist in a story?
The main Character
The character that opposes the Protagonist
The person who agrees with everything
I don't know
22
What is an example of an Alliteration?
Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers
The fat man ordered a large shirt
23
Do we place commas around interruptions?
No
Yes
24
What is the oldest love story in the world?
Thisbe and Juliet
Pyramus and Romeo
Romeo and Juliet
Pyramus and Thisbe
25
Where does Nick and Gatsby live?
South Egg
East Egg
West Egg
North Egg
26
Why is an epitaph written?
To put more words on peoples head stones
To remeber some one
27
Who was the dynamic character in Chinese Cinderella?
Aunt Baba
The Dad
The Stepmom
Adeline
28
How is Gatsby like Fitzgerald?
They both were rich at first
They were both authors
Gatsby couldn't marry Daisy like how Fitzgerald couldn't marry Ginreva
They both did bad in school as kids
29
What day is Midsummer's Night around?
August 21st
June 21st
May 21st
June 11th
30
Fitzgerald created the name "The Jazz Age".
True
False
31
What caused Fitzgerald's heart attack and lead him to die at the age 44?
From eating too much red meat
From alcoholism
From high blood pressure
From eating too much Pasta
32
What type of tree should you remember Pyramus and Thisbe when you see?
A Lemon Tree
A Banana tree
An Apple Tree
A Mulberry tree
33
What genre was Chinese cinderella?
Biography
Fiction
Autobiography
Science fiction
34
Who's is the first person narrator in the Great Gatsby?
Gatsby Butler
Myrtle
Nick
Gatsby
35
What did the green light symbolize?
Gatsby's hope to be with Jordan
Tom's hope to be with Daisey
Gatsby's hope to be with Daisey
Jordan's hope to be with Nicki
36
What is the protagonist in a story?
The main characters best friend
The parents of the main character
The enemy in a story
The main character
