7 Written Questions

1. does not rhyme, mimetic
2. someone or something that serves as a contrast to another character
3. sarcasm
4. hints or clues about what's going to happen
5. also Petriarchian sonnet; composed of an eight-line octave (problem) and a six-line sestet (solution or outcome)
6. darkness, macabre (like Edgar Allen Poe or Mary Shelly)
7. also Shakespearean sonnet; 3 quatrains (four lines) and a couplet

6 Multiple Choice Questions

1. incongruity between what might be expected and what actually occurs
   1. foil
   2. irony
   3. iamb
   4. foot
2. puts literature in a category
   1. irony
   2. genre
   3. foil
   4. hubris
3. a rhyme within the line
   1. genre
   2. Italian sonnet
   3. internal rhyme
   4. verbal irony
4. complete vanity, excessive pride
   1. gothic
   2. foil
   3. hubris
   4. genre
5. a line containing six feet
   1. hexameter
   2. genre
   3. iamb
   4. imagery
6. An unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable
   1. irony
   2. foot
   3. foil
   4. iamb

6 True/False Questions

1. hyperbole → exaggeration

   True        False

2. flashback → darkness, macabre (like Edgar Allen Poe or Mary Shelly)

   True        False

3. situational irony → (theater) irony that occurs when the meaning of the situation is understood by the audience but not by the characters in the play

   True        False

4. foot → a unit of measurement in poetry

   True        False

5. dramatic irony → sarcasm

   True        False

6. imagery → An unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable

   True        False