ENG II Final Review

Telling events in the order they occurred 

Glory and fame, usually from stories of battle

Achilles' mom

In Virgil's Aeneid, the Trojans are compassionate but

Similes and metaphors are these

Sensory details

A story that is completely symbolic--everything symbolizes something else

One person speaks on stage alone

exaggeration

In Virgil's Aeneid, the Greeks are portrayed as

"Goddess, sing the rage of Peleus' son Achilles" is an example of (an)

He asks Achilles for his son's body back

They comment on the play in a Greek drama

Beginning in the middle of things

Oedipus's mom

Oedipus's dad

Saying what you're not going to say

"Hector breaker of horses" is an example of a(n)

Greek word for "Rage"-- the first word of the Iliad

One person speaks on stage with others around, but directly to the audience

The audience knows something the character(s) don't

Sarcasm

Hector feared his wife ________________ would become a slave

The spoils (prizes) of war included ALL of the following EXCEPT

Meaning of life

Achilles killed Hector as revenge for this person's death

Appeal to trusting the speaker

When gods participate in the story

Tragic heroes have ALL of the following EXCEPT

Appeal to the audience's feelings, good or bad

Notes from the author of a drama

Main purpose of Pericles' speech in Athens

The part represents the whole

Poem that tells a story

King of Troy

Hospitality; the guest-host relationship

Repetition of words or phrases with slight variation

Reference to another, different story or character within the current story

Iambic pentameter has roughly

He joined the war only for glory

Arrogant king of kings in the Iliad

Story about the founding of a people

One person speaks on stage with others around

"Goddess, sing the rage of Peleus' son Achilles" also contains a(n)

Poem that communicates the speaker's feelings with imagery

Helen's Greek husband

Excellence; perfection in all ways

Addressing a thing / concept / person that's not present

This god/goddess helped Achilles beat Hector

Time periods collide