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10th Grade Midterm Practice
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1
Which of the following is not a symbol in
Macbeth
?
bell
ambition
blood
sleep
2
A contrast between what a reader or character expects and what actually exists or happens
soliloquy
verbal irony
situational irony
dramatic irony
3
An error in judgment or a character defect that ultimately leads to his or her downfall
ambition
conundrum
mistake
fatal flaw
4
Which is NOT an example of upheaval in nature in
Macbeth
?
Horses go wild and eat each other
Owl kills falcon
Raven shrieks
Darkness in the daytime
5
When a character whispers to another character. Other characters on stage do not hear them
monologue
soliloquy
aside
elision
6
When the audience knows something that one or more characters don’t know
dramatic irony
situational irony
verbal irony
aside
7
Which of the following is NOT a motif?
blood
the supernatural
hallucinations
dagger
8
Which of the following is NOT a hallucination in
Macbeth
?
bloody dagger
Macduff's ghost
Banquo's ghost
A voice saying "Sleep no more"
9
A main character of high social rank that has a fatal flaw
protagonist
motif
thane
tragic hero
10
An argument used to answer an opposing argument or counterclaim.
rebuttal
claim
rhetoric
claim
11
Which type of phrase?
Martin, a short, bowlegged old man, ambled down the road.
participial
appositive
comma splice
run-on
12
Techniques writers use to enhance their arguments and communicate more effectively
arguments
claims
counterclaims
rhetorical devices
13
Which type of phrase?
Battered and broken, the ship bobbed helplessly in the water.
comma splice
appositive
run-on
participial
14
A pattern of rhythm that has five unstressed syllables, each followed by a stressed syllable
iambic biameter
iambic triameter
iambic octameter
iambic pentameter
15
When someone knowingly exaggerates or says one thing and means another
monologue
situational irony
verbal irony
dramatic irony
16
When an author purposely leaves something out, such as Duncan’s murder in
Macbeth
theme
enjambment
elision
motif
17
Language that goes beyond the literal meanings of the words
formal language
informal language
verbal irony
figurative language
18
Which is NOT a theme in
Macbeth
?
What makes a man?
The dangers of unchecked ambition
Macbeth sees a floating dagger
Fair is foul and foul is fair
19
When a thought is not finished and continues on the next line
enjambment
iambic pentameter
elision
blank verse
20
A story or play that ends with the death of the main character or characters
tragedy
ambition
fatal flaw
tragic hero
21
Choose the correctly formatted citation
"This is the quote" (Smith 12).
"This is the quote" (Smith pg. 12).
"This is the quote." (Smith 12)
"This si the quote." (Smith pg. 12)
22
The art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing.
argument
rebuttal
rhetoric
analysis
23
A speech that is given by a character that is alone on stage
blank verse
aside
soliloquy
monologue
24
A person, place, or object that stands for something beyond itself.
symbol
repetition
theme
motif
25
An underlying message about life or human nature that a writer wants the reader to understand.
theme
motif
elision
symbol
26
The repetition of grammatical structures to express ideas of equal importance.
symbol
parallelism
motif
theme
27
Which is NOT a prophecy from Macbeth?
Macbeth will be king
Macbeth will be Thane of Cawdor
Macduff's children will be kings
Beware Macduff
28
Writing that presents a claim about an issue and supports it with reasons and evidence.
narrative
argument
formal writing
informal writing
29
The writer’s position on an issue or problem
argument
counterclaim
claim
rebuttal
30
Unrhymed lines of iambic pentameter
Shakespearian language
blank verse
prose
witchcraft
31
The use of words and phrases more than once to emphasize ideas.
parallelism
elision
motif
repetition
32
Which type of phrase?
The girl, peeking around the corner shyly, was afraid to reveal herself.
comma splice
participial
run-on
appositive
33
An opposing argument
parallelism
counterclaim
rhetoric
rebuttal
34
Things that recur throughout the story that lend meaning and influence the text’s themes.
themes
symbols
motifs
irony
35
The use of questions that require no answer
questionable questions
rhetorical questions
symbolic questions
egoic questions
36
When one character gives a speech with others present and listening to him/her.
aside
elision
monologue
soliloquy