Unit 2: Final Novel Unit Test Review

When a poem has the same sound at the end of each couplet, that is called what poetic device?

What point of view is the novel written?

When the writer SHOWS something by comments made about that character, this is considered

The rabbits symbolize...

"A few miles south of Soledad..." describes what literary element?

Which moment is considered the climax (when the dream died)?

Because Steinbeck exposes the truth about American society in this novel, which type of conflict is it?

When George is playing solitaire (alone) through the novel, what literary technique is this?

The tone of this picture is

When Whit and George talk about Curley's wife, this is known as

How do you read context clues for words you don't know?

Often in poetry, the theme is expressed

When a poem is full of a bunch of TWO LINE STANZAS, they are called

"On the wind the sound of crashing in the brush" at the end of the novel shows what mood?

"You hadda, George. I swear you hadda" show Slim's character as

True or False: Often people perceive The American Dream to be about chasing money.

True or False: The American Dream is different for everyone; we all won't agree.

Because he's rude, entitled, macho, and just plain evil, he is considered the

"Gradually time awakened and moved sluggishly on..." is what literary element?

Because the reader identifies with and roots for him, he is considered the

When an article explains something that happens and gives consequences, what type of structure is that?

When two characters interact and become friends, this is known as what literary element?