5 Written Questions

1. poety written in unthymed iambic pentameter
2. a word that looks like a verb but serves as an adjective
3. the repition of consonant sounds that are followed by different consonant sounds
4. repitition of consonant sounds found at the beginining of words
5. a metaphor that develops over several lines

5 Matching Questions

1. comma
2. Langston Huges
3. first
4. imagery
5. thesis

1. a harlem renaissance writer and poet
2. b topic sentences should refer to this
3. c "i" is [blank] person point of view
4. d language that appeals to the 5 senses
5. e if you begin a sentence with a subordinate clause, always seperate the clause and the independent clase with a [blank]

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. word that renames another noun or pronoun with a noun or pronoun
   1. infinitive
   2. appositive
   3. active
   4. passive
2. a reference to a statement, person, place, event, mythology, ect
   1. allegory
   2. allusion
   3. oxymoron
   4. diction
3. the emotion a word conveys
   1. diction
   2. denotation
   3. consonance
   4. conotation
4. symbolic representation
   1. allegory
   2. second
   3. allusion
   4. imagery
5. word choice
   1. active
   2. simile
   3. tone
   4. diction

5 True/False Question

1. theme → topic sentences should refer to this
   

   True        False

2. infinitive → to plus a verb
   

   True        False

3. rhymed couplet → a regular pattern of rhyme in a poem
   

   True        False

4. oxymoron → contridicting words
   

   True        False

5. free → langston huges enjoyed writing in [blank] versse
   

   True        False