5 Written Questions

1. poems with more flexible verse forms.
2. Descriptive words that create sensory experiences.
3. The conflict is settled one way or another.
4. The feeling the writer creates for the reader.
5. Class conflicts, urbanization, marriage, and family life.

5 Matching Questions

1. Slant rhymes
2. Parallelism
3. Point-of-View
4. Situational Irony
5. Third-Person Limited

1. a Words that do not exactly rhyme (ex: Today and Victory)
2. b Contrast between what readers expect to happen and what actually does happen.
3. c Told by a voice outside the story who focuses on one character's thoughts and feelings.
4. d Related ideas phrased in similar ways.
5. e The narrative perspective from which the events in a story or novel are told.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. A literary movement that arose from an effort to accurately represent the speech, manners, habits, history, folklore, and beliefs of people in specific geographical areas.
   1. Realism
   2. Naturalism
   3. Regionalism
   4. Resolution
2. Rearrangement of words in a phrase for emphasis.
   1. Inverted Syntax
   2. Repetition
   3. Free verse
   4. Inventive Punctuation
3. An autobiographical account written by someone who endured the miseries of slavery.
   1. Slave Narrative
   2. Dense quatrains
   3. Slant rhymes
   4. Naturalism
4. Told by a voice outside the story who reveals the thoughts and feelings of all the characters.
   1. Regionalism
   2. Third-Person Omniscient
   3. First person
   4. Third-Person Limited
5. The goal the author tries to achieve in the work he/she created.
   1. Purpose
   2. Tone
   3. Plot
   4. Dialogue

5 True/False Questions

1. Diction → A writer's choice of words and word order.

   True        False

2. Conflict → Sequence of actions and events.

   True        False

3. Style → A writers distinctive way of expressing ideas; not what is said, but how it is said.

   True        False

4. Tone → The feeling the writer creates for the reader.

   True        False

5. Repetition → The conflict is settled one way or another.

   True        False