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1
You should avoid saying "in this quote" when incorporating text evidence into your written analysis.
False
True
2
Esperanza states, " I did not want to inherit her name" (5).
Correct
Incorrect
3
It is ok to use "I" and "we" in a formal written response like an essay or constructed response.
False
True
4
MLA formatting for a paper includes 12 pt font, double spacing, and 1" margins.
True
False
5
Literary Terms (2): "Fair is foul and foul is fair"
personification and juxtaposition
metaphor and paradox
alliteration and paradox
alliteration and simile
6
Literary device (2): "That to be enthroned is to be enslaved,and to be understood is to be leveled down"
parallel structure and oxymoron
parallel structure and paradox
alliteration and personification
parallel structure and personification
7
What is a literary device that makes a comparison but does NOT use words "like" or "as"
personification
simile
metaphor
imagery
8
Novel titles are indictated by quotation marks. For example: "The House on Mango Street"
True
False
9
What is offering the opposite viewpoint and then pointing out why it is wrong in an effort to stregthen your argument?
juxtaposition
claim
counterargument
tone
10
What is a literary device that repeats the same sounds at the beginning of words like " babble, brook, and bit by bit"
flashback
personification
parallel structure
alliteration
11
Literary Term for : "So long as men can breathe or eyes can see, so long lives this and this gives life to thee. "
metaphor
juxtaposition
rhyming couplet
imagery
12
What is situational irony?
when the audience knows more than the actors/characters
when the opposite of what you expect to happen happens
placing two opposites near one another to draw out the differences
saying the opposite of what you mean (kind of like sarcasm)
13
What is a literary device that gives human characteristics ... like saying "Death walked in "
imagery
personification
simile
metaphor
14
Jones, Maria. "How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days". Cosmopolitan, ABC Publishers, May 1994.
Incorrect
Correct
15
Paraphrasing information from a text requires a citation.
Incorrect
Correct
16
If you have one author to cite for an essay, you put a citation with their name after every reference to their book.
Incorrect
Correct
17
What is verbal irony?
when the audience knows more than the actors/characters
when the opposite of what you expect to happen happens
placing two opposites near one another to draw out the differences
saying the opposite of what you mean (kind of like sarcasm)
18
What is an anecdote?
the opposite of a word
a story told to make a point or illustrate something
repetition of the same letter at the beginning of words
a reference to something in literature, mythology, or the Bible
19
What is a literary device that appeals to the senses - often creating a picture in the mind of the reader
imagery
personification
simile
metaphor
20
What is a literary device that reflects on something that has happened in the past
alliteration
personification
parallel structure
flashback
21
How do you determine the tone of a work?
all of the above
look at details included - do they carry a positive/ negative impression
look at similes/metaphor made that carry positive/negative images
look at word choices that carry certain connotations (positive or negative)
22
What is a repeated structure in the way something is written? Ex: "One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind."
parallel structure
flashback
personification
alliteration
23
What term means two lines of poetry - one after another - that rhyme?
iambic pentameter
cinquain
quatrain
rhyming couplet
24
What is a literary device that makes a comparison using the words "like" or "as"
imagery
metaphor
personification
simile
25
Which term means to use a word or phrase in an unexpected way?
literally
correctly
symbolically
ironically
26
What is an allusion?
repetition of the same letter at the beginning of words
the opposite of a word
a reference to something in literature, mythology, or the Bible
a story told to make a point or illustrate something
27
When including a quote in a CR, you should provide context for when/ where it appeared in the text.
False
True
28
In the header of an MLA paper, you include your last name and insert the page number.
False
True
29
The best approach for 1st sentence in a CR should introduce the work and author and state a direct answer to the prompt.
False
True
30
What is dramatic irony?
placing two opposites near one another to draw out the differences
saying the opposite of what you mean (kind of like sarcasm)
when the opposite of what you expect to happen happens
when the audience knows more than the actors/characters
31
Which tone word means feeling or sharing the feelings of others?
boastful
empathetic
hopeful
confident
32
A parenthetical in-text citation for a book ALWAYS includes the author's last name. No exceptions.
False
True
33
Esperanza states," I did not want to inherit her name" (Cisneros 5).
True
False
34
Elie Wiesel explains, "I was nothing but a body" (52).
Correct
Incorrect
35
Wiesel, Elie.
Night
. Hill and Wang Publications, 1972.
Correct
Incorrect
36
The appropriate style for analytical academic writing is formal, so it should not be written in 1st person.
False
True
37
The correct citation of a quote from page 24 of Night would look like this: (Wiesel p. 24)
False
True
38
What is juxtaposition?
placing two opposites near one another to draw out the differences
when the audience knows more than the actors/characters
when the opposite of what you expect to happen happens
saying the opposite of what you mean (kind of like sarcasm)
39
Which group of words use strong emotional diction?
window, house, future
sky, past, leather
hunger, famine, savior
history, leader, election
