5 Written Questions

1. Words that sound like their meaning. Example: Buzz, Pur, Bang
2. An expression that reveals the truth although it may seem, at first, to be cobtradictory & untrue. Example: A Riddle
3. The time & place in which the events of a story take place.
4. a struggle between to opposing forces in a piece of literature. Example: Man VS. Man, Man VS nature, & Man VS Himself
5. The events of a story; action over time. Example: The main event

5 Matching Questions

1. Personification
2. Alliteration
3. Rising action
4. Simile
5. Metaphor

1. a A direct comparison between two unlike things using "like" or "as". This may be done by some other less overt comparative means, also.
2. b The events in a drama that lead up to the turning point, when the fate of the main character becomes clear. Example: The ending....
3. c When something that is not human is given humsn characteristics or feelings. Example: The flower was as pink as lipstik.
4. d The comparison of two dissimilar things, oftentimes things, oftentimes by expressing that one thing is actually the other. Comparing without using like or as. Example: Her eyes were a meadow grass green.
5. e The repetition of constant sounds in a line or grouping of words. For example: peter piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. The general mood or feeling established in a work of literature. Example: Mood or Feeling
   1. Atmosphere
   2. Tone
   3. Assonance
   4. Theme
2. A main idea expressed in a literary work; a universal message a work may provide about some aspect of life. Example: Loyatly, Bravery, ETC..
   1. Fable
   2. Tone
   3. Theme
   4. Rhyme
3. A sanza of four lines & rhymed or unrhymed. Example: Same as a couplet but four lines in stead or two.
   1. Paradox
   2. Narrator
   3. Quatrain
   4. Setting
4. A pair of successive rhymed kines of poetry. Example: Two lines of ryming poetry.
   1. Conflict
   2. Plot
   3. Couplet
   4. Dialect
5. The one who tells the story.
   First Person: told by someone in the story.
   Third person: Told by someone not in the story.
   1. Quatrain
   2. Narrator
   3. Paradox
   4. Metaphor

5 True/False Questions

1. Falling Action → The action that follows the turning point. Example: this will ALWAYS follow the turning point

   True        False

2. Assonance → The Attitude a writer conveys about some aspect of his subject or work, identified through word choice. Example: attitude and sympathetity

   True        False

3. Figuratice Language → Poetry that dosen't have a fixed line length, Stanza form, Rhyme scheme, or meter. Example: Random Poetry.

   True        False

4. Imagery → Words or phrases that use description to create vivid pictures in the reader's mind. Example: Who, What, When, Where, & Why.

   True        False

5. Hyperbole → An object that represents itself & some greater reality than itself.

   True        False