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Duplicate of English II Review
Duplicate of English II Review
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A small review quiz to review for exams. #english #reviews #highschool
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Mood is how the story makes you feel.
False
True
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Figurative language is ____.
Two lines of verse followed by rhyme.
The subject of a story.
Sound.
Language that contains figure of speech.
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Form of language used in religious or social groups
Hyperbole
Dialect
Puns
Rhetorical
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The use of symbols.
Allusion
Couplet
Symbolism
Rhyme Scheme
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A particular way of viewing a story or problem.
Soliloquy
Allusion
Tone
Point of View
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Dialouge is a conversation between two or more characters,
False
True
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Using the same pattern of words
Parallel Structure
Pun
Foreshadowing
Mood
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<p>Going back to an earlier event or time in a story.</p>
Flashback
Hyperbole
Refrain
Allusion
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<p>The setting is ___.</p>
Where a story takes place
A comparison of two things.
A figure of speech.
The pattern of rhyme in a poem.
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A stanza is ___.
A group of lines.
A comparison of two things.
A historical reference.
The way a work of literature is written.
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Are used in poems
Stanzas
All of the Above
Rhyme Scheme
Couplets
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Extreme exaggeration is onomatopoeia
True
False
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Rhetorical Questions are questions used to make a point.
True
False
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Personification is making a comparison using the terms "Like" or "As".
False
True
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Sound effects.
Anecdote
Allusion
Onomatopoeia
Alliteration
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Words that are in meaning of each other.
Alliteration
Synonyms
Repetition
<p>Antonyms</p>
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An archetype is ___.
Questions that are used to make a point.
A typical example.
Figures of speech.
Where a story takes place at.
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Motivation is encouragement to do something.
True
False
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A disagreement between two or more characters.
Couplets
Metaphor
Conflict
Oxymoron
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The way a piece of literature is written
Inference
Setting
Rhyme Scheme
Structure
