5 Written Questions

1. a pair of rhyming lines
2. unrhymed verse
3. similarity between like feautures of two things on which a comparison may be based
4. indication beforehand; prefigure
5. the explicit or direct meaning

5 Matching Questions

1. epithet
2. farce
3. dramatic irony
4. diction
5. allusion

1. a a passing reference
2. b an exaggerated or unlikely comedy
3. c a characterizing word or phrase firmly associated with a person or thing and often used in place of an actual name or title
4. d style of speaking or writing as dependent on choice of words
5. e irony that is understood by the audience but not grasped by the characters in a play

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. the associated or secondary meaning of a word; implication
   1. denotation
   2. connotation
   3. conceit
   4. conflict
2. an outcome of events contrary to what was expected
   1. foil
   2. imagery
   3. analogy
   4. irony
3. an elaborate metaphor (especially of a strained or far-fetched nature)
   1. couplet
   2. conceit
   3. conflict
   4. foil
4. a short tale used to teach a moral
   1. fable
   2. ballad
   3. foil
   4. farce
5. used to indicate the omission of letters in a word, the possessive case, and plurals of abbreviations
   1. assonance
   2. aphorism
   3. apostrophe
   4. atmosphere

5 True/False Questions

1. protagonist → the leading character and hero

   True        False

2. epigram → any short, witty (often paradoxical) saying

   True        False

3. allegory → representation of spiritual, moral, or abstract meaning through concrete forms (symbols)

   True        False

4. alliteration → repetition of same sound at the beginning of each word or stressed syllable

   True        False

5. foil → a short tale used to teach a moral

   True        False