How does the tone shift in paragraph 1?

the tone shifts from hopeful to heart-breaking

What could be added to BEST strengthen Senator Smith's claim in "Shut the Dooor?"

a quote from a researcher who studies population & resource control

Which quote best helps to DEVELOP the theme? (hint: develop = emerge, shape, or refined)

"They decide to meet that night outside the city gate under amulberry tree"

Which of these is MOST LIKELY true about the author?

his culture values stories to teach lessons.

Which detail is irrelevant to Senator Smith's primary claim in his "Shut the Door" speech?

"Thank God we have the most, pure Anglo-Saxon stock"

What is the overall theme?

No matter the situation, love will always prevail.

Which of the follow reflects a change in Pyarmus' point of view?

"his fears were confirmed upon seeing Thisbe’s veil torn and blood"

How does Thisbe change from beginning to end?

At first she is overjoyed to meet Pyramus, but then filled with agony

why did the shift in tone MOST LIKELY occur?

Because Pyramus thinks Thisbe is dead.

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1
what figurative language is the following? You are as pretty as Aprhodite.
literary allusion
historical allusion
mythologial allusion
biblical/religon allusion
2
"All of a sudden, a lioness fresh from a kill, her jaws covered in blood," How does "all of a sudden" affect the reader?
it creates mystery
it creates surprise
it creates suspense
it creates tension
3
How does the tone shift in paragraph 1?
the tone shifts from hopeful to heart-breaking
The tone shifts from hopeful to heartfelt
the tone shifts from determined to
the tone shifts from naive to noble
4
What could be added to BEST strengthen Senator Smith's claim in "Shut the Dooor?"
examples of other countries that don't allow immigration
the names of people in America who don't want immigration
a reference to the person who wrote a book on anti-immigration
a quote from a researcher who studies population & resource control
5
"it would always bear fruit in the color of a dark and mournful color in memory of their unrequited love." - unrequited?
praised
obsessive
valuable
charming
6
what type of figurative language is being used? My pencil walked off my desk.
metaphor
simile
personification
hyperbole
7
Which quote best helps to DEVELOP the theme? (hint: develop = emerge, shape, or refined)
"They decide to meet that night outside the city gate under amulberry tree"
"Thisbe arrived at the appointed spot first and waitedpatiently for Pyamus"
"They had a special meeting place at a wall between their houses."
"The beauty of the day made them lament their situation all the more"
8
Which of these is MOST LIKELY true about the author?
his culture believes it is better to stay away than to force something.
his culture values stories to teach lessons.
his culture believes lioness are evil.
his culture values love and death.
9
Which detail is irrelevant to Senator Smith's primary claim in his "Shut the Door" speech?
"Thank God we have the most, pure Anglo-Saxon stock"
"we all know one of the most prolofic causes for war is the desire for land
let's shut the door and breed pure Americans that'll use American resources
"It is the breed of the dog in which I am interested in"
10
what figurative language is the following: Charles is walking a mile a minute.
metaphor
simile
alliteration
hyperbole
11
what figurative language is this an example of? "Those two could use a lesson or two from the book of Isaiah"
literary allusion
biblical allusion
mythological allusion
historical allusion
12
How does the author order events in Pyramus and Thisbe?
cause and effect
chronological
problem/solution
using flashback
13
What is the overall theme?
No matter the situation, love will always prevail.
Never let something stop you from being with the one you love.
Love will always be the answer during hard times.
Death can rule the world if given help from love.
14
What type of figurative language is the following? You remind me of Abel and Cain.
mythological allusion
historical allusion
biblical/religion allusion
literary allusion
15
Which of the follow reflects a change in Pyarmus' point of view?
"his fears were confirmed upon seeing Thisbe’s veil torn and blood"
"They cried as they watched two hummingbirds fly over the wall together"
"Meanwhile, Pyramus had arrived at the meeting place"
"There she saw Pyramus’ body lying in a crumpled heap on the ground."
16
How does Thisbe change from beginning to end?
At first she is upset to meet Pyramus, then she kills herself.
At first she is unsettled meeting Pyramus, then joyful to see him.
At first she feels grateful to meet Pyramus, then she feels anger.
At first she is overjoyed to meet Pyramus, but then filled with agony
17
why did the shift in tone MOST LIKELY occur?
Because Thisbe thinks Pyramus killed the lion.
Because Pyramus thinks Thisbe is dead.
Because Thisbe thinks Pyramus is dead.
Because Pyramus thinks Thisbe killed the lion.
18
What figurative language is this an example of? "Watching that scary movie gave me a heart attack last night!"
simile
personification
hyperbole
allusion

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