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English 11 First Semester Review
Our final will be how many questions?
This type of poem lists things out.
English 11 First Semester Review
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This type of poem lists things out.
Free verse
Grocery list
Sonnet
Catalog
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Our final will be how many questions?
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Around 80
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Just one. We like to live dangerously.
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Which of the following is a mood word?
Cautious
Suspenseful
Critical
Harsh
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In poetry, using letters such as AA, BB, AA help us
Identify patterns of syllables
Identify literary devices
Get points and earn a better grade
Identify rhyme schemes
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To "infer" is to...
Take an educated guess
Make a comparison
Guess wildly
The opposite of "outfer"
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Ethos is...
Logical/fact-based appeals
Logical fallacies
Emotional appeals
Appeal to credibility/authority
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This literary term refers to pictures created in our head.
Poetry
Rhyme Scheme
Logos
Imagery
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Sweet (sugar)
ap--
pepsia
gly/glyco
xylo
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The topic of an article/story
Main idea
Subject
Logos
Prompt
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"He could swim like Poseidon" is an example of...
Simile
Personification
Metaphor
Allusion
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The use of similar language over and over again
Synonym
Repetition
Rhyme
Allusion
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Offspring (increase/multiplying)
ris
Proli
Fract
Cor--
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Larynx
abil/ibil
sup--
moll/molli
laryng/laryngno
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Fever
abil/ibil
pyret/preto/pyrex
tail
sup--
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If a doctor tells you to do something because they are a doctor, they are using a(n)...
logical appeal
ethical appeal
double entendre
emotional appeal
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The people who would read or listen to a written piece.
Audience
Old people
Readers
Students
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"He was as hungry as a hippo" is an example of...
Metaphor
Allusion
Imagery
Simile
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Logos is...
Emotional appeals
Appeal to credibility/authority
Logical/fact-based appeals
Rhetorical fallacies
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You would use academic language for which intended audience?
Your younger siblings
Teachers
Your cousins
The homies
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Pathos is...
Rhetorical fallacies
Emotional appeals
Appeal to credibility/authority
Logical/fact-based appeals
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Digest
--oma
Moll/molli
pept/peps
vad
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Can one use more than one type of appeal?
No, that's too much.
Yes, definitely.
Maybe.
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Emily Dickinson's poetry was usually about
Love and loss
Dark eyeliner and emo hair
Romantic love
Nature
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The voice/author of an article
Storyteller
Speaker
Announcer
Narrator
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Go
--clast
with--
vas
ag--
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Green
virid
verb
pepsia
juxta
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Walt Whitman was known for...
His love of nature and life in general
His love of food
His very nervous behavior.
His drawings of trees
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Which of the following is NOT a tone word?
Aggressive
Creepy
Passionate
Neutral
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Slant rhymes use...
Similar but not perfect rhymes
Rhymes that lean politically
Words that are written in italics
Exact words
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Solid (reproduction-sound)
sicc
stereo
vad
imic
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To fully appreciate poetry, one should...
Skip lines
Read aloud
Read as quickly as possible
Without emotion
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Modest
Phyl/phyll
pept/peps
proli
pud/pudic
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This type of rhyme takes place on the last syllable
Phat rhymez
Slanted rhyme
Interior rhyme
End rhyme
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If there's a commercial using sad music and puppies whining, it is which type of appeal?
Doritos Locos Tacos
Logos
Ethos
Pathos
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The author's attitude towards a subject
Feels
Analysis
Mood
Tone
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If someone spits out their food and says, "That was SO delicious," they have what kind of tone?
Affectionate
Neutral
Fearful
Sarcastic
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Belonging to/like
--cele
--aceous
--clast
--oma
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The reason why something was written.
Cause
Occasion
Alliteration
Subject
