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the inner sense of what is right or wrong in one’s conduct or motives
psychic
omniscient
conscience
conscionable
2
What does Dee want in "Everyday Use"
pots and pans
quilts
grandma's clothes
recipes
3
The Alchemist
is nonfiction
True
False
4
Difficulty in speaking, usually evidenced by hoarseness
dystopia
Dysphonia
Dyskinesia
Dyspnea
5
having polished, politeness, and suavity in manner or style; sophisticated
urbane
interurban
utopian
cosmopolitan
6
Shakespeare is considered the best writer in the English language
False
True
7
A person attracted to that which is foreign, especially to foreign peoples, manners, or cultures
philately
bibliophile
xenophile
aerophile
8
In "Everyday Use" Dee wants to be called
Wangero
assalamu alaykum
warrior queen
Elizabeth
9
repetition of consonant sounds
alliteration
hyperbole
personification
metaphor
10
a major city, especially the chief city of a country or region
politicize
metropolis
interurban
cosmopolitan
11
an appositive or appositive phrase gives additional information about
a noun
an adjective
a verb
a preposition
12
Cupid is portrayed as what in artwork
dumb
mean
deaf
blind
13
Pucks puts a love spell on Titania
False
True
14
the inner sense of what is right or wrong in one’s conduct or motives
omniscious
prescient
cognizant
conscience
15
Who was the duke of Athens in AMND
Theseus
Philostrate
Egeus
Lysander
16
When the audience knows something one or more of the characters don't know
hyperbole
dramatic irony
metaphor
personification
17
A "personal legend" is...
your occupation
your treasures
life's achievement
what you've always wanted to achieve
18
Puck is a "good" spirit
True
False
19
love for what is new or novel
aerophile
neophilia
bibliophile
xenophile
20
a subject of conversation or discussion; the subject, theme, text, thesis, or question to be discussed
topical
topic
topiary
topography
21
inflammation of the large intestine
Dyspnea
dystopia
dysentery
Dystrophy
22
"The lottery" happens every 10 years
False
True
23
a human society characterized by human misery, especially oppression, overcrowding, disease, and filth
utopia
topography
topiary
dystopia
24
A "personal legend" is only for people who learn a lot about the world
False
True
25
A simile has "like" or "as"
False
True
26
Peach Cobbler was one of Titania's attendants in AMND
False
True
27
Shakespeare's first name is Henry
False
True
28
love for what is new or novel
aerophile
philosopher
bibliophile
neophile
29
commonplace; current; local; contemporary
topical
utopia
dystopia
topiary
30
How many Jews were killed by Hitler during the Holocaust
6 million
500,000
2 million
1 million
31
the way of life characteristic of cities
urbiculture
metropolis
interurban
cosmopolitan
32
lover of humanity; someone who wants to increase the well being of humankind, often by charitable donations
philately
philanthropist
philosopher
philology
33
Elie Wiesel thinks indifference is worse than hatred
False
True
34
Egeus wants Hermia to marry Lysander
True
False
35
Elie Wiesel went to what concentration camp as a boy
Stalag VII
Dachau
Bergen Belson
Auschwitz
36
Santiago finds his treasure at the end of
The Alchemist
True
False
37
The Wizard of Oz is an example of "the hero's journey"
False
True
38
collection and study of stamps
philharmonic
bibliophile
philanthropist
philately
39
Which is not part of the hero's journey
transformation
return
fall in love
supernatural help
40
How is the person killed who is drawn for "the lottery"
firing squad
gutted
stoned with rocks
beheaded
41
a lover of aviation or the operation of an aircraft
xenophile
philosophy
bibliophile
aerophile
42
common to the whole world; at home in all parts of the world or in many spheres of interest
geopolitical
cosmopolitan
urbane
metropolis
43
knowledge of things before they exist or happen; foreknowledge; foresight
conscientious
conscious
omniscient
prescient
44
Santiago's supernatural help is
King Melchezidek
the Englishman
The Alchemist
Puck
45
A "hyperbole" is an extreme exaggeration
False
True
46
lover of, or searcher for, wisdom or knowledge; person who regulates his or her life by the light of reason
bibliophile
philanthropist
philosopher
philately
47
study of language and literature
xenophile
philosopher
aerophile
philology
48
Which is not a figurative language device
imagery
metaphor
short story
alliteration
49
Which is not a category of Shakespeare's plays
histories
comedies
tragedies
horror
50
Fanboys are coordinating conjunctions
False
True
51
Shakespeare had a son, Hamnet, who died
True
False
52
In "Everyday Use" Maggie is the quiet sister
False
True
53
The novel
Night
is fiction
False
True
54
Hippolyta chose Theseus as husband
False
True
55
"Tragedies" are a category of Shakespeare's plays
False
True
56
The Alchemist novel stayed on the NYT Bestsellers list for
6 years
was never on list
6 months
1 year
57
Devoted to or appreciative of music; a symphony orchestra or the group that supports it.
philately
aerophile
philosophy
philharmonic
58
identification, especially of a disease, by examination and analysis
gnostic
prognosis
agnostic
diagnosis
59
study of language and literature
Doctor Phil
philosophy
philology
Philadelphia
60
Santiago's family wanted him to be a shepherd
False
True
61
to make into a political issue
politicize
policy
geopolitical
cosmopolitan
62
an ideal or perfect community
toponymy
utopia
dystopia
toponym
63
The woman Santiago falls in love with
Fatima
Frieda
we don't know her name
Aisha
64
Harrison Bergeron is killed at the end of the story
False
True
65
Abnormal or impaired functioning, especially of a bodily system or social group.
dysphonia
dystrophy
dyspeptic
dysfunctional
66
"I'm so hungry I could eat a horse" is an example of
personification
imagery
alliteration
hyperbole
67
a lover of words
philology
philologist
neophilia
philosophy
68
When a fanboy connects two complete sentences, we use a comma
True
False
69
The winner of "the lottery" wins money
True
False
70
A metaphor has "like" or "as"
True
False
71
A lover of books.
nerdophile
bibliography
aerophile
bibliophile
72
If a conjunction does not connect two complete sentences, you use a comma
True
False
73
Santiago's treasure is in Morocco
True
False
74
Puck's name is
Robin Goodfellow
Mustardseed
Puck Wellington
Robin Grandbellow
75
Poetry has to rhyme
False
True
76
Paulo Coelho had no difficulty getting The Alchemist published and sold
False
True
77
giving nonhuman objects human characteristics
personification
alliteration
simile
hyperbole
78
Helena is obsessed with Lysander
True
False
79
Which is not a "fanboy" conjunction
or
and
you
nor
80
identification, especially of a disease, by examination and analysis
prognosis
agnostic
diagnosis
gnostic