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1What is the definition of an alliteration?
- AA humorous scene used to calm the audience after a serious event
- BA comparison used with like or as
- CA reference
- DThe repetition of the same sound in a sentence
2What is diction?
- ATwo characters which compare and contrast to eachother
- BThe author's choice of words
- CPhrases used to create mental images for readers
- DExaggeration used for dramatic effect
3What is an anecdote?
- AInformal conversational language
- BA gentle way of saying something that upsetting or serious
- CNarration of an incident made by someone who isn't the author
- DRepetition of the same sound of words in a sentence
4What is an allusion?
- AThe same sound of words in a sentence
- BA reference
- CA speech of a character's thoughts
- DA question to involve the reader in
5What are the elements of a short story?
- ACharacter, plot, resolution, event
- BExposition, character, resolution, plot, downfall
- CExposition, conflict, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution, characterization, theme
6What is a symbol?
- AA solid object with more abstract meaning behind it
- BAn object which is dear to the character
- CAn important object which reoccurs
7A paradox is...
- AWhen the state of a character impacts the mood of a scene
- BWhen something seems to not make sense but actually does in a way
- CAn element, subject or idea which serves as a common concept in a story
- DTwo terms joined together which are usually seen as opposites
8An onomatopoeia is..
- ATwo words joined together which are usually seen as opposites
- BA word which describes how something sounds
- CTwo things placed side by side for contrast
- DNon living things given the traits of living things
9A quality which evokes pity or sadness, often in innocent and undeserving...
- APathos
- BParadox
- CPathetic Fallacy
- DPun
10A specific element, idea or subject relevant through the text
- AIrony
- BPun
- CMotif
- DRepetition
11Verbal Irony
- AWhen something turns out other than expected
- BWhen the reader knows something the character doesn't
- CWhen the character means something else while they are speaking
12Situational Irony: When the reader knows something that the character doesn't
- ATrue
- BFalse
13Dramatic Irony: When the audience knows what is going to happen next
- ATrue
- BFalse
14Rhetorical Question: A question asked by the character in the text
- ATrue
- BFalse
15Thesis: The author introducing the characters of a text
- ATrue
- BFalse
16Tone: The author's attitude to the audience
- ATrue
- BFalse
17Pathetic Fallacy..
- AA humorous scene to provide the audience with relief after a serious event
- BWhen the state of a character impacts the mood of a scene
- CA question to involve the reader in
18Euphemism..
- AInformal conversation language
- Bmultiple meanings of a word or phrase
- CA more gentle way of saying something that could be upsetting
19Juxtaposition..
- ATwo things placed side by side for comparing
- BTwo things placed side by side for contrasting
20Which of the following is not an example of conflict?
- APerson vs. self
- BPerson vs. nature
- CPerson vs. reader
- DPerson vs. society
21Correct form for literary paragraph writing
- ANo present tense, colloquialism, spelling and grammar errors, personal pronouns
- BNo personal pronouns, citation, colloquialism, no spelling or grammar errors
- CNo colloquialism, proper citation, no personal pronouns, no spelling or grammar errors
- DPast tense, personal pronouns, no colloquialism, no spelling or grammar errors
22What is the exposition and what does it do?
- APart of the climax, introduces plot
- BPart of the plot, introduces climax
- CPart of the plot, introduces characters and setting
- DActions leading to the climax
23Which event is in between the rising and falling action?
- AClimax
- BPlot
24Message/point of the story..
- AThesis
- BSymbol
- CTheme
- DJuxtaposition
25Resolution
- AOutcome of story with a twist
- BDownfall of tragic hero
- CMessage/point of the story
- DThe end of the story
26The events which loosen up tight ends...
- AFalling action
- BRising action
27Which of the following is NOT a theme in Macbeth?
- ARedemption
- BAppearance vs. Reality
- CSupernatural
- DGuilt
28Macbeth takes place in..
- ANorway, Scotland
- BEngland, America
- CScotland, Asia
- DScotland, England
29Which is someone Macbeth did not betray?
- ALady Macbeth
- BDuncan
- CBanquo
- DScotland
30Macbeth is..
- AA hero
- BAn antagonist
- CA protagonist
- DA tragic hero
31Macbeth murdering Banquo is the climax of the play
- ATrue
- BFalse
32The Kite Runner takes place in..
- APakistan, Afghanistan
- BAfghanistan
- CAfghanistan, America
- DAfghanistan, Russia
33Common theme in Macbeth and The Kite Runner...
- AGuilt
- BRedemption
- CSelflessness
- DPast
34What was the climax in The Kite Runner?
- AWhen Assef beat Amir
- BWhen Amir left to America
- CWhen Amir never saved Hassan
- DWhen Amir saved Sohrab
35Rahim Khan calls Amir over to..
- AHelp him
- BTalk to him
- CRedemption
- DCompany
36Macbeth did not murder..
- ABanquo
- BMalcolm
- CLady Macduff
- DDuncan
37Plot structure of a Shakespearean tragedy in order
- AInciting force, climax, exposition, catastrophe, falling action, rising action
- BRising action, climax, falling action, exposition, catastrophe
- CExposition, inciting force, rising action, climax, falling action, catastrophe
- DInciting force, exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, catastrophe
38The exposition of a Shakespearean Tragedy means..
- AOpposing forces thinking of a way to take down the tragic hero
- BMoods and conditions existing at the beginning of the play
- CTurning point
- DDownfall
39The inciting force of a Shakespearean tragedy is..
- AAn incident that causes the conflict and moves towards the rising action of the play
- BAn incident that causes the conflict and moves towards the falling action of the play
- CThe end of the conflict
- DThe turning point
40The rising action..
- AThe turning point
- BOpposing forces plan to take down the tragic hero
- CFollows development of the plot towards the climax
- DThe beginning of the climax
41Climax
- ADownfall
- BTurning point
- CHamartia
- DPlot
42Falling action
- AThe tragic hero dies
- BThe tragic hero redeems himself
- COpposing forces want to take the tragic hero down
- DThe tragic hero attacks opposing forces
43Catastrophe
- ATragic hero dies
- BDownfall of tragic hero
- COpposing forces lose
- DOpposing forces give up
44What is hamartia?
- AA quality in the tragic hero which is good
- BA quality in the tragic hero which is bad
45The purpose of tragedy is to..
- AMake the audience curious
- BMake the audience feel pity and fear
- CAnger the audience
- DMove towards the plot
46Which of the following is not a way of quote analysis?
- ANoteable themes
- BCharacter development
- CPlot summary
- DConflict
47Which is not an example of a theme statement?
- AThe author in the text displays the theme of sacrifice between the two characters.
- BThe author displays betrayal between the two characters.
- CThe author emphasizes on the main character's feeling of guilt.
- DThe theme of regret happens when the character betrays them.
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- Quiz on ENG3U, created by Mahzeb Salim on 06/12/2022.
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