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presenting a slanted idea
bias
irony
idiom
metaphor
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Anecdote refers to the use of
an extended metaphor
none of the above
an outside reference (historical, biblical etc)
a short interesting story about a real incident or story
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A fire station burns down
symbolism
dramatic irony
verbal irony
situational irony
4
A modifier in the wrong place in a sentence.
fused sentence
misplaced modifier
sentence fragment
comma splice
5
The sentence is a
sentence fragment
compound sentence
simple sentence
complex sentence
6
Conflict between a main character and another character (or force)
Inciting Incident
Internal Conflict
External Conflict
Rising Action
7
Having slept through their alarm.
comma splice
fused sentence
fragment sentence
misplaced modifier
8
While
is functioning as a
subordinating conjunction
coordinating conjunction
conjunctive adverb
relative pronoun
9
Danya never stopped texting at bedtime, although her mother often asked her.
complex
compound-complex
compound
simple
10
The students tried hard to be on time for the exam most of them could not manage it.
fused sentence
sentence fragment
comma splice
misplaced modifier
11
Methods of characterization
what the character does
what the character says
what other characters say about the character
all of the above
12
The highest point of tension a in which the protagonist makes a decision to bring resolution
climax
falling action
rising action
conflict
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When her blue and yellow dress was hung in the closet.
subordinating conjunction
relative pronoun
dependant clause
independent clause
14
In the sentence,
therefore
is functioning as a
subordinating conjunction
coordinating conjunction
relative pronoun
conjunctive adverb
15
The dancer skipped around the stage and smiled at the audience.
simple
complex
compound-complex
compound
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whom
coordinating conjunction
subordinating conjunction
relative pronoun
independent clause
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Imagery is:
A play on words
An exaggeration for effect
Reference to famous people, places, event in a literary work
Use of the senses to create pictures in the reader`s mind
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All of the following are types of narration except:
Second person
Third person omniscient
Third person limited
First Person
19
Two independent clauses connected with no punctuation.
comma splice
fused sentence
dangling modifier
sentence fragment
20
Clear like dirt
simile
situational irony
metaphor
verbal irony
21
They had been walking so long that John thought he might drink the entire lake.
hyperbole
pun
personification
idiom
22
The following is a dependent clause
The teacher is participating in the iron man this summer.
who taught at St Matt's
The man who ran.
therefore, he is always training
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You should keep your eye out for him.
allusion
idiom
paradox
pun
24
"His cheeks were like roses, his nose like a cherry... on his chin was as white as the snow."
simile
metaphor
personification
hyperbole
25
In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo thinks Juliet is dead and the audience knows she is not.
verbal irony
imagery
situational irony
dramatic irony
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The sentence is a
complex sentence
simple sentene
compound complex sentence
compound sentence
27
A group of words punctuated like a sentence but that cannot stand alone as a sentence.
dangling modifier
sentence fragment
fused sentence
comma splice
28
The students tried to win the race, most of them could not manage it.
dangling modifier
comma splice
fused sentence
sentence fragment
29
Having slept through the alarm, the students were late for the exam.
sentence fragment
comma splice
fused sentence
misplaced modifier
30
The following are types of characters:
Foil, antagonist, dynamic
Objective, protagonist, minor
Protagonist, antagonist, objective
Static, protagonist, conclusive
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Which POV is revealed if the narrator writes “Wishing she was somewhere else, the girl hid..
First person or third person omniscient (can’t be sure)
Second person point of view
Third person limited or omniscient (can’t be sure)
First Person
32
She selected the blue dress.
subordinating conjunction
dependent clause
independent clause
relative pronoun
33
Allusion refers to the use of
a part representing a whole
an extended metaphor
an outside reference (historical, biblical etc)
key terms arranged in grammatically equal fashion
34
"Fog comes on little cat feet" - Robert Frost
metaphor
simile
allusion
juxtaposition
35
The dew on the deck dries quickly under the warm June sun.
compound-complex
simple
compound
complex
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An understanding or a message about life.
Karma
Thesis
Moral
Theme
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or
dependent clause
relative pronoun
coordinating conjunction
subordinating conjunction
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A character foil is describes as
none of the above
a character who changes through the course of a story
a character who reveals two personality traits
a character that contrasts w/another to highlight qualities
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All of the following are methods of characterization except:
What the character does
What the narrator says about the character
What the author says about the character
What the character thinks
40
who
is functioning as a
conjunctive adverb
relative pronoun
subordinating conjunction
coordinating conjunction
41
Which of the following is NOT a possible story theme?
The importance of friendship
The difficulties involved in growing up
Increasing suspense and foreshadowing
The difference between appearance and reality
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Examples: Organized chaos, Same difference
allusion
idiom
oxymoron
hyperbole
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Stychomythia is:
When the playwright creates pity for the main character
The character conveys his true thoughts to the audience
A brief exchange between two characters to create tension
The enlightenment of the main character
44
Like Hercules, he is so strong.
theme
analogy
pun
allusion
45
Juxtaposition occurs when:
An author creates pity for a main character
The opposite of what is expected occurs
Order is restored at the end of a literary work
2 elements are placed in opposition to highlight differences
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The fees to play AAA hockey will be thousands of dollars; I will have to tutor to afford it.
complex
compound-complex
simple
compound
47
Nemesis occurs when:
the opposite of what is expected occurs
a character gets his or her just reward
the literary work comes full circle
minor character is in parallel circumstances to main figure
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“Bark! Bark!” went the dog as he chased the car that vroomed past.
personification
onomatopoeia
idiom
cliche
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“To err is human; to forgive divine.”
imagery
symbolism
parallelism
paradox
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Just as a sword is the weapon of a warrior, a pen is the weapon of a writer.
idiom
analogy
allusion
personification
51
Two independent clauses connected with a comma
dangling modifier
fused sentence
misplaced modifier
comma splice
52
Dramatic irony is described as
ironic language, also knows as sarcasm
when the audience does not suspect the outcome in the story
a situation that is foreshadowed early in the story
when the reader/audience knows something a character doesn't
53
The umbrella was uncooperative and refused to open
is an example of:
Metaphor
Symbolism
Simile
Personification
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an interesting story or an amusing event to support some point and make readers laugh
anecdote
parallelism
allusion
simile
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The following is an independent clause:
the teacher is participating in the Iron man in the summer.
all of the above
The teacher is participating in the Iron man this summer.
therefore, he is always training
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I wondered why the ball was getting bigger. Then it hit me. "Then it hit me."
allusion
imagery
simile
pun
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In the sentence
and
is functioning as a
conjunctive adverb
relative pronoun
coordinating conjunction
subordinating conjunction
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Protagonist
hese are the characters that the story is about
these characters have a supporting role.
a scharacter that is directly in conflict w/a character
the central character who attempts to achieve something
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"Because I could not stop for Death, /He kindly stopped for me;...And Immortality."
simile
personification
pun
idiom
60
Like father, Like son
allusion
idiom
analogy
parallism
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The sentence is a
compound sentence
complex sentence
compound complex sentence
simple sentence
62
In the sentence
however
is functioning as a
relative pronooun
Conjunctive adverb
coordinating conjunction
subordinating conjuction
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A word or phrase that modifies a word not clearly stated in the sentence.
misplaced modifier
comma splice
sentence fragment
dangling modifier
