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9th Grade Fall Final Exam Review
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1
Definition of inexplicable
unable to be explained
worldly as opposed to spiritual
2
Plot Diagram: Inciting incident and introduction of characters
climax
rising action
exposition
resolution
3
A literary work's theme is analyzed primarily by
none of the above
the reader
the author
a teacher
4
A character who remains the same in a story is a
round character
flat character
dynamic character
static character
5
Atticus asks Mayella if she has any friends because
so he can use them as witnesses.
to mock her.
he was curious.
so he can prove her father does not allow it.
6
How a character thinks or acts
Character Trait
none of the above
Tragic Hero
Foil Character
7
Definition of bewail
express great regret
tending to be inactive
8
Who wrote
To Kill a Mockingbird
?
Charles Baker Harris
Truman Capote
Atticus Finch
Harper Lee
9
How do the black people show respect to Atticus in the courtroom?
throwing food at him
Clapping for him
Cheering for him
Standing as he walks by
10
Definition of dote
tending to attract attention
be extremely fond of
11
Which of the following characters possesses a tragic flaw?
Jim Hawkins
Phaethon
Beauty
Sancho Panza
12
main character of a story
protagonist
stock character
antagonist
flat character
13
A Character who makes a change in the story
Static
none of the above
Dynamic
Flat
14
The protagonist in a tragedy is called the
Tragic Hero
none of the above
Foil Character
Antagonist
15
In "Don Quixote," Sancho Panza is meant to be the
voice of reason
example of chivalry
model of logic
picture of the ideal
16
A simplified theme can be viewed as a
simile
character trait
moral
personification
17
What is the preferred font style and size for research papers?
Georgia, Size 13
Comic Sans Bold, 14
Times New Roman,Size 12
Calibri, Size 10
18
A force or character who opposes the protagonist
setting
none of the above
antagonist
foreshadowing
19
Which of the following poems do NOT contain explicit themes?
"When You are Old"
none of the above
"Do not go Gentle..."
"Go Down, Death"
20
Which of the following contain explicit themes?
"Go Down, Death"
"When you are Old"
"A Black Man Talks of Reaping"
"Do Not Go Gentle into that Good Night"
21
Definition of temporal
worldly as opposed to spiritual
related to money or currency
22
How is a works cited page organized?
Alphabetically
Listed as numbers
None of the above
Organized how you find them
23
What is a Works Cited page?
Numbered list of resources used
Alphabetized list of resources used
24
What does Atticus mean by "Maycomb's usual disease?"
prejudice
alcoholism
cooties
drug abuse
25
A force or character who opposes the protagonist
antagonist
setting
foreshadowing
local color
26
Which of the following are categories in the plot diagram?
Introduction Conflict Foreshadowing Closing Character
Introduction Rising Action Conflict Falling Action Closing
Exposition Climax Final Statement Rising Action Conflict
Exposition Rising Action Climax Falling Action Resolution
27
anxiety resulting from an author's withholding of plot details
none of the above
conflict
propoganda
suspense
28
True/false: A short story tends to only have one climax.
False
True
29
The author uses which of the following to narrate the story
characterization
first person point of view
omniscient point of view
dialect
30
If you use someone's words or ideas without crediting them, you are guilty of
Plagiarism
Censorship
Slander
None of the above
31
The author tells exactly what the character is like
direct characterization
indirect characterization
32
Definition of adage
unable to be explained
proverb or short statement expressing truth
33
Opposition of two or more characters or forces
local color
conflict
resolution
antagonist
34
What items do Scout and Jem find in the tree?
Soap Dolls
pennies
All of the above
Gum
35
What time period is
To Kill a Mockingbird
set in?
1940s
1930s
1860s
1920s
36
Definition of monetary
a temporary stay
relating to money or currency
37
In Treasure Island, Pew's primary motivation is
Duty
Greed
Friendship
Revenge
38
Hinting at future events of the story
dialect
foreshadowing
local color
setting
39
What is a common flaw in tragic heroes?
Pride
Fear
Greed
none of the above
40
Definition of wane
express deep regret
decreasing in vigor or power
41
In "Treasure Island," the captain's primary motivation is
greed
revenge
friendship
fear
42
True/False When writing about literature, you must maintain present tense
False
True
43
In "Dr. Heidegger's Experiment," his guests learn
the importance of youth
nothing
the importance of inner beauty
contentment
44
Definition of emancipate
free from legal or social restrictions
relating to money
45
Which two of these work together to create the central message of "Beauty and the Beast"?
Surface appearances are often misleading
Inner beauty is more valuable than outer beauty
True love demands courage
Self-Sacrifice is the key to happiness
46
Why is Scout bored at school?
She already knows the lessons and what's being taught
She wants to stay at home
She had to repeat first grade
She detests her teacher
47
Definition of speculate
engaged in deep thought
form a theory without evidence
48
How are authors' names listed in a works cited page?
Last name, First name
First name Last name
Middle initial, Last name, First name
49
Time, place, and environment in which a story takes place
Theme
Setting
Suspense
Conflict
50
Re-creates the dress, dialect, geography, social practices of a region
local color
external conflict
internal conflict
foreshadowing
51
Conflict that occurs within a character and his own thoughts, emotions, and beliefs
external conflict
setting
internal conflict
dialect
52
Plot diagram: Highest point of tension or turning point
Climax
Exposition
None of the above
Falling Action
53
Plot Diagram: Brings the story to a close and ties up conflict
falling action
exposition
climax
resolution
54
Definition of sedentary
at the point of death
tending to be inactive
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What characters say and what is said about them
Foreshadowing
Dialogue
Dialect
suspense
