The word JAUNDICE means

bitterness, resentment, envy, or prejudice

The PASTORAL often features

clouds, flowers, and maidens, sheep and shepherds, green, natural countryside

The word PECUNIARY means

relating to or consisting of money

breaking something down and explaining how it works

of an extended length and broad scope, elevated or ceremonial style, focused on a hero who represents the ideals of a culture, often begins with an invocation to the divine

Which is NOT a property of LYRIC poetry

elevated and often ceremonial style

combing items or elements to create something new

takes its name from the Greek letter CHI

The word DIATRIBE means

a forceful attack in words against someone or something

the repetition of a word of phrase at the beginning of a clause

a speech where a character shares innermost thoughts

a tragic character's greatest strength which also leads to their downfall, sometimes called the TRAGIC FLAW

Which of these is an example of MEIOSIS?

That erupting volcano is slightly alarming

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1
The word JAUNDICE means
confusion, befuddlement
joy, happiness, elation
bitterness, resentment, envy, or prejudice
sadness, grief
2
In a story, when actions generate an unexpected or opposite effect, this is called
VERBAL IRONY
DRAMATIC IRONY
IRONY OF SITUATION
BAZINGA!
3
The PASTORAL often features
clouds, flowers, and maidens
darkness and damnation
sheep and shepherds
green, natural countryside
4
The relationship between the plays 'Hamlet' and 'Rosenkrantz and Guildenstern are Dead' is
iamic
cardiac
intertextual
onomatopoetic
5
The word PECUNIARY means
relating to or consisting of bunnies
relating to or consisting of monkeys
relating to or consisting of money
relating to or consisting of honey
6
The root SALUB in SALUBRIOUS means
wealth
health
wisdom
lust
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ANALYSIS
comparison and contrast
demonstrating understanding of a concept by using it correctly
breaking something down and explaining how it works
combing items or elements to create something new
8
EPIC
of an extended length and broad scope
elevated or ceremonial style
focused on a hero who represents the ideals of a culture
often begins with an invocation to the divine
9
Which is NOT a property of LYRIC poetry
elevated and often ceremonial style
expresses a personal point of view
shorter in length
expresses a moment of insight or epiphany
10
SYNTHESIS
understanding basic information or ideas
retaining basic data or information
combing items or elements to create something new
breaking something down and explaining how it works
11
The word SPORADIC means
scattered or isolated
close together
distant
random
12
When one WAIVES something, one
says hello
goes right ahead and uses it
refrains from using it
makes it go up and down
13
CHIASMUS
is a poetic fixed form
is another name for DRAMATIC IRONY
takes its name from the Greek letter CHI
occurs when different texts "reference" each other
14
The word OBLITERATE means
to fall down
to destroy utterly; wipe out
to rebuild from the beginning
to exit quickly
15
Which of these words is NOT onomatopoetic?
FLIP-FLOP
SQUISH
BLIMP
CRUNCH
16
The word DIATRIBE means
an ineffective physical attack against someone or something
a forceful physical attack against someone or something
a forceful attack in words against someone or something
an ineffective attack in words against someone or something
17
Which is NOT an example of HYPERBOLE?
Yorrick laughed himself to death
so hungry I could eat a Danish king
an ocean of Ophelia's tears
Hamlet was just a little upset
18
The root CORP in the word CORPOREAL means
body
rank
mind
heart
19
When the audience/reader knows something that a character in a story does not, this is called
IRONY OF SITUATION
DRAMATIC IRONY
VERBAL IRONY
ANNOYING
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ANAPHORA is
an address from a character to the audience
to waste away from neglect or misuse
the repetition of a word of phrase at the beginning of a clause
a figure that forms an "X"
21
When someone says one thing but means the opposite, this is
DRAMATIC IRONY
RUDE
VERBAL IRONY
IRONY OF SITUATION
22
SOLILOQUY
a speech where a character shares innermost thoughts
a statement made in prose
a light, playful speech
an angry, intense critique
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HAMARTIA is
a tragic character's greatest strength which also leads to their downfall
another name for VERBAL IRONY
sometimes called the TRAGIC FLAW
a figure of speech that builds in intensity
24
Which of these is an example of MEIOSIS?
Tropical Storm Besty made for an soaking wet weekend
I'm so lonely I could die
That erupting volcano is slightly alarming
He bled like a stuck pig
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The root of JAUNDICE means
yellow
blue
green
red

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