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Which character was mistaken for a conspirator?
Cinna the Poet
Publius
Brutus
Metellus Cimber
2
Who saved Caesar from drowning when they were teens?
Antony
Calpurnia
Casca
Cassius
3
Who is the last character to die in Julius Caesar?
Cassius
Antony
Brutus
Caesar
4
Who is not a character in Julius Caesar?
Lepidus
Cinna
Dooblius
Ligarious
5
Whose job was it to make sure Caesar went to the Capitol on March 15th?
Casca
Decius
Cicero
Metallus Cimber
6
The most intense, exciting, or important point of a story
Climax
Falling Action
Resolution
Rising Action
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A persuasive appeal involving the use of facts
Ethos
Logos
Pathos
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Who stabbed Caesar first?
Decius
Brutus
Ligarious
Casca
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The beginning of a story where background information is established...
Falling Action
Resolution
Rising Action
Exposition
10
A story that contains a moral is known as?
Novel
Tale
Myth
Fable
11
How many conspirators were there in Julius Caesar?
8
7
9
6
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Celebrity endorsement is an example of what advertising strategy?
Plain Folks
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
13
This ad is an example of what advertising technique?
Bandwagon
Weasel Words
Plain folks
Snob Appeal
14
9/10 doctors agree....is an example of what advertising technique?
Logos
Ethos
Pathos
15
Which is NOT necessarily an element of a Shakespearean Tragedy?
Revenge
Moral
Tragic hero
Death
16
Which of these characters would be considered flat?
Cinna
Cassius
Antony
Brutus
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A character who does NOT change over the course of the story
Round
Dynamic
Static
Flat
18
Who said "Friends, Romans, Countrymen, lend me your ears...".
Lepidus
Cassius
Brutus
Antony
19
The narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of all of the characters in the story
Third person limited
Third person objective
Secon person
Third person omniscient
20
This ad appeals to what traditional advertising technique?
Ethos
Logos
Chronos
Pathos
21
This type of irony is often sarcastic
Situational irony
Dramatic irony
Irony
Verbal irony
22
What advertising technique does this ad resemble?
Snob appeal
Plain Folks
Magic ingredients
Bribery
23
Characters who change over time are known as...?
Static
Dynamic
Flat
Round
24
What is the headline in this picture?
Titanic sinks, 1500 die
Police Order Dorr's Arrest
The Boston Daily Globe
Carpathia picks up 675...
25
Who did NOT warn Caesar about bad things to happen?
Calpurnia
Portia
Artemidorus
Soothsayer
26
This book cover is an example of...?
Indirect characterization
Direct characterization
27
What advertising technique is being used?
Avante Garde
Bribery
Plain Folks
Magic Ingredients
28
Virtually clean, could help disease, and basically free are examples of...?
Avante Garde
Bribery
Plain Folks
Weasel Words
29
Arm wrestling a beaver would be an example of what type of conflict?
Human vs. Nature
Human vs Human
Human vs Self
Human vs. Society
30
What does "Hark!" mean?
You
Hello
Foe
Listen
31
Who was the ruler previous to Julius Caesar?
Pompey
Decius
Octavious
Aristotle
32
Who doesn't commit suicide in Julius Caesar?
Cassius
Casca
Titinius
Portia
33
What does 'demographics' mean?
How to sell products effectively
A wide angle camera shot
A particular group of people
An emotional appeal to the audience
34
What is a placeline in a news article?
Introductory paragraph
A title
Geographic location
Gives credit to author
35
What is the best definition for "rhetoric"?
The meaning or "the point" of a story or film
Words that imitate sounds like "boom" or "swish"
Language meant to have a persuasive effect on its audience
Words that represent another idea or phrase
36
The author of a news article is also known as what?
Headline
Lead
Byline
Placeline
37
A story that explains how something came into the world is known as?
Novel
News article
Myth
Fable
38
Which advertising technique would this most likely fall under?
Weasel Words
Bribery
Bandwagon
Patriotism
39
POV: "Tim was mad at Kim. He blamed her. She left without saying anything.
First Person
Third person objective
Third person omniscient
Third person limited
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When the audience knows something that the characters do not
Dramatic irony
Situational irony
Verbal irony
