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1An [blank_start]active reader[blank_end], reads closely and annotates as they read/
- Aactive reader
2when writing and essay you should write in [blank_start]3rd person and present tense[blank_end]
- A3rd person and present tense
3avoid [blank_start]summarizing[blank_end] the plot in literary analysis.
- Asummarizing
4In a literary analysis the primary source is the text.
- ATrue
- BFalse
5The theme is what the text suggest about the topic.
- ATrue
- BFalse
6the title of a [blank_start]poem[blank_end] and [blank_start]short story[blank_end] should be in "".
- Apoem
- Bshort story
- Cshort story
- Dpoem
- Edrama
7the title of a drama or long work should be italicized.
- ATrue
- BFalse
8[blank_start]Dramatic[blank_end] poetry is used for the stage.
- ADramatic
9didactic is used to teach a lesson
- ATrue
- BFalse
10poetry used to tell a story is a [blank_start]narrative[blank_end]
- Anarrative
11Lyric poetry is used to express thought or feeling.
- ATrue
- BFalse
12What is the central message?
- Atopic
- Bsubject
- Ctheme
13The established number of lines, meter and rhyme is known as?
- Abroken
- Bfixed
- Ciamibic
14Rhythm is a pattern of stresses and pauses.
- ATrue
- BFalse
15The number of lines and verses in a quatrain is [blank_start]4[blank_end].
- A4
16Who is the intended listener ?
- Areader
- Baudience
- Cauditor
- Dstaff
17The poet who perfected the English sonnet was?
- AEdgar poe
- Bdracula
- Cshakespeare
18Direct address to someone or something not spoken into is?
- Aapostrophe
- Boxymoron
- Csymbol
- Dcaesura
19figure of speech incongruous term that appears side by side is a [blank_start]oxymoron[blank_end]
- Aoxymoron
20In the Poem Eden "minor faults" with sin and the fall is referred to as connotations.
- ATrue
- BFalse
21The subject of keats "Cease to Be" means [blank_start]fear of death[blank_end].
- Adoes not exist anymore
- Blet down
- Cfear of death
22"Lamb" fictitious character who is speaking is a persona
- ATrue
- BFalse
23What is the meaning of Enjambment?
- Aa Holt in the story
- Bline does not end with punctuation
- CItalian sonnet
24The mind is the "freakiest dungeon in the castle means the [blank_start]mind holds the worst tortures.[blank_end]
- Amind holds the worst tortures.
25The Phrase "time is a Winged Chariot" is a form of
- Asimile
- Bmetaphor
- Cpersonification
- Dallusion
26An implied comparison is a metaphor.
- ATrue
- BFalse
27The phrase "whiskey on your breathe" refers to [blank_start]imagery.[blank_end]
- Aimagery.
28Two words with similar endings is an example of [blank_start]near rhyme[blank_end].
- Apattern
- Bnear rhyme
- Calliteration
29[blank_start]alliteration[blank_end] is repetition of two or more consonants like "my mornings morning minion".
- Aalliteration
- Bconceit
30A comparison using like or as is called a simile.
- ATrue
- BFalse
31A [blank_start]caesura[blank_end] is a hyphen that indicates a pause.
- Acaesura
32The reference of "light" in the first line refers to
- Alife
- Ba biblical allusion
- Chis despair
33In miltons sonnet, "one talent" is a [blank_start]biblical allusion[blank_end].
- Abiblical allusion
- Bvolta
- Ccathrsis
34What does an Italian sonnet include?
- Asecond quatrain and 4 lines
- BOctave and sestet
- Crhyme and sestet
35The word "yet" at line 9 is a turn in the sonnet called a volta
- ATrue
- BFalse
36A [blank_start]conceit[blank_end] is an extended comparison.
- Aconceit
37The Phrase "your viceroy in me" compares reason to
- Alieutenant governor
- Bdo your good in me
- Cgive me faith
38It may seem contradictory but a [blank_start]paradox[blank_end] has a deeper meaning.
- Aparadox
39a synecdoche uses part for whole (threads, wheels etc.)
- ATrue
- BFalse
40Act 1 is ?
- Arepresents main theme
- Ban exposition
- Ca hamartia
41speaker alone on stage that reveals the characters inner state of mind is a
- Asymbol
- Bcatharsis
- Csoliloquy
42Characters tend to talk to oneself while others are on stage which is an [blank_start]aside.[blank_end]
- Aaside
43The denouement is the unraveling of the plot.
- ATrue
- BFalse
44Tragic error is
- Ahamarita
- Bdomestic tragedy
- Cthe fall of othello
45Aristotle invented [blank_start]catharsis[blank_end] the tragedy that consist of purging all of one's emotions.
- Avolta
- Bcatharsis
- Cdidactic
46the climax of a story is the significant dramatic action.
- ATrue
- BFalse
47unity in
- Atime, place and action
- Bbetween foil characters
- CDesdemona and othello
48[blank_start]Romeo and Juliet[blank_end] are not considered a great tragedy.
- ARomeo and Juliet
49Othello is refered to as
- Anoble man
- Bgreat tragedy
- CDomestic tragedy
50Who is the primary concern of a tragedy?
- Alove
- BIndividuals
- Ccharcaters
51A unrhymed iambic pentameter is known as a blank verse.
- ATrue
- BFalse
52[blank_start]death[blank_end] of a protagonist and antagonist is not strictly apart of a tragedy.
- Adeath
53The setting is in [blank_start]Venice[blank_end] when Othello begins.
- AVenice
- Bcypress
- Chouston
54The hankerchief is first introduced in act
- A1
- B2
- C3
55In the first act barbantio is
- Asleeping
- Bdead
- Cat war
56Desdemona fell in love with Othello because of his stories he would tell her.
- ATrue
- BFalse
57Iago is [blank_start]28[blank_end] years old.
- A25
- B30
- C28
58Iago states "put money in thy purse" means
- ASteal othellos money for iago
- BInvest in your future by doing what he says
- Cgive igao money
59The Turkish fleet is destroyed by the [blank_start]storms[blank_end]
- Astorms
60Othello says "the purchase made" refers to their unconsummated marriage.
- ATrue
- BFalse
61Who does cassio injure?
- Amontano
- Bbarbantio
- Ciago
62In othello when does the climax happen?
- Awhen othello sees cassio with the hankerchief
- Bwhen othello kills himself
- Cwhen othello vows to kill desdemona
63When the speech changes from poetry to prose signals his [blank_start]body and mind are deteriorating[blank_end].
- Abody and mind are deteriorating
- Bspeaker is doing a volta
64Emile is a foil character for Desdemona.
- ATrue
- BFalse
65iago and othello symbolically [blank_start]get married.[blank_end]
- Aget married
66what does desdemona ask emilia to do?
- Atalk to othello
- Bput her wedding sheets on
- Cfetch othello
67bianca is foil to othello, which shows his
- Aviolence
- Bweakness
- Cnobleness
68Emilia would be unfaithful to her husband if it meant it would improve his status in life.
- ATrue
- BFalse
69desdemona sang the song of [blank_start]willow[blank_end]
- Awillow
70At the end of the play who is still alive?
- Aemilia
- Biago
- Cbarbantio
71Othellos final speech clarifies that he is not easily jealous but states he is
- Astill a noble man
- Babout to commit suiced
- Cregretful for his mistakes
72The major character is the [blank_start]protagonist.[blank_end]
- Aantagonist
- Bothello
- Cprotagonist
73An objective narrator only describes what the characters do and say.
- ATrue
- BFalse
74What illustrates a moral?
- Aparable
- Bfable
- Ctale
75what teaches a lesson?
- Aparables
- Bfables
- Ctales
76A [blank_start]tale[blank_end] illustrates strange and wonderful events.
- Aparable
- Bfable
- Ctale
77A round character is depicted as 3D.
- ATrue
- BFalse
78A [blank_start]epiphany[blank_end] is a revelation at the end of the story.
- Aepiphany
79What is a person, place or thing that means more than its literal meaning?
- Asymbol
- Ballusion
- Cparadox
80a Change in character through out the story refers to
- AFlat character
- Blyric character
- Cdidactic character
81The them for A rose for Emile is that isolation is detrimental.
- ATrue
- BFalse
82Hulga believes in [blank_start]nothing[blank_end].
- Anothing
- Bchristianity
- Cathiesims
83during what era was the thing in the forest made?
- Aholocost
- Bww1
- Cww2
84The Worm in the forest face looked
- Ahungry
- Bmiserable
- Cmean
85Lusus Nature has the power to [blank_start]frighten[blank_end].
- Afrighten
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