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English Final Review 2019
English Final Review 2019
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A story that teaches a life lesson
symbol
Exemplum
Frame story
theme
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Which of the following best expresses the tone of the poem Beowulf?
absurd
hopeless
adventurous
romantic
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Which is the correct definition and example of an archetype from the poem Beowulf?
Unferth's sword-represents something else
Revelation 20:10-A reference to something else
Monster's lair- a literal term
The dragon-a pattern that is repeated
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The idea that certain events are predetermined by a higher power.
personification
kenning
foil
fate
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What influence did monks most likely have over the Beowulf poem?
Biblical Allusions
Publishing the poem
Anglo-Saxon Language translation
Plot
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The perspective from which a story is told.
foil
theme
point of view
fate
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Something that is not in its proper time period
anachronism
juxtaposition
foil
tone
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A surprising or unexpected event--often the opposite of what you expected to happen.
Foil
Situational Irony
Dramatic Irony
Verbal Irony
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What is diction?
A suggestion of what might happen later in a work of lit
A writer's word choice
A reference to another work of literature
The way a reader is made to feel when reading
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Germanic tribes that invaded and populated England in the fifth century
Anglo-Saxon
Exemplum
Beast Fable
Celtics
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Canterbury Tales is a/an . . .
lyric poem
epic poem
dark romantic story
frame story
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Literary period that emphasizes emotions, nature, and beauty
Middle Ages
Neo-Classical
Old English
Romanticism
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A series of related events.
dramatic irony
verbal irony
situational irony
plot
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The central idea or message of a work.
motif
point of view
theme
symbol
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A foil character is______________________.
The main character in the story
A character that contrasts the protagonist
A poetic technique
A character who comes into conflict
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The theme of Beowulf was:
Fame is a bitter pill to swallow.
“He longed only for fame.”
Fame comes to the brave
Beowulf achieved fame when the scops told of his victories.
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Something that stands for something else.
unity
symbol
point of view
motif
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What did Chaucer do in Canterbury Tales that the Beowulf poet did not do?
Characterize the people in his story
Satirize society
Create a lengthy prologue
Explore multiple themes.
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What invention occurred in the Middle Ages and changed history the MOST?
the horse-drawn carriage
the microwave oven
the printing press
the crossbow
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What Biblical allusion is important to the story?
Moses
Daniel and the lion
Noah and the flood
Cain and Abel
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An Old English poetic technique of using two or more words to create a metaphor.
fate
foil
kenning
sublime
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When the audience knows something that the characters do not.
Dramatic Irony
Situational Irony
Verbal Irony
motif
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Story that teaches a lesson and features animals.
Kenning
Exemplum
Beast Fable
Frame Story
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To say one thing when you mean the opposite.
foil
verbal irony
situational irony
dramatic irony
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The main character in a story is called the_________________.
Foil
Antagonist
Kenning
Protagonist
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The way a reader is made to feel when reading a work of literature
mood
allusion
foreshadowing
diction
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Beowulf is a/an . . .
frame story
dark romantic story
satire
epic poem
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Repition of patterns or phrases in a piece of writing
tone
parallel structure
juxtaposition
anachronism
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Character who comes into conflict with the main character.
Foil
Antagonist
Protagonist
Kenning
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Placing two things side by side for the purpose of contrasting them
tone
anachronism
unity
juxtaposition
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A sense of oneness or wholeness in a work, often created by repetition.
unity
theme
symbol
motif
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Correct order: Anglo-Saxon Middle Ages Renaissance Enlightenment Romanticism
False
True
True
False
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A reference to something outside the work you are reading
diction
mood
foreshadowing
allusion
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A recurring subject, theme, idea or element in a literary work.
unity
symbol
theme
motif
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A suggestion of what might happen later in a work
foreshadowing
anachronism
parallel structure
tone
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Why were storytellers so important to Anglo-Saxon life?
Christian salvation
Economic development
Political
Fame after death
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A character, plot, setting or other story element that has occurred in many stories over time.
situtational irony
plot
archetype
unity
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A writer's attitude toward a subject
mood
foreshadowing
juxtaposition
tone