5 Written Questions

1. one who evokes both pity and terror—person is not evil but you see characteristics of yourself in character. Through choice or circumstance, is caught up in a sequence of events which result in disaster
2. an adventure poem about heroes who embody the characteristics of a particular culture
3. when an author shows you about a character through appearence, thoughts, speech, actions, others' opinions, names
4. the emphasis is not on the developing self but on people and events the author has known or witnessed.
5. comparison of 2 unlike things using like or as (Juliet is hott like the sun)

5 Matching Questions

1. Homeric Simile
2. Blank verse
3. Diary
4. Autobiography
5. Tragic Flaw

1. a noble characters speak it unless they go crazy or lose their rank
2. b story about self
3. c comparison between something unfamiliar to something more familiar (Hermes is like the bird on the water)
4. d day-to-day record of events
5. e a positive characteristic or trait that the character embodies but it usually leads to a downfall when taken to an extreme

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. —"It refers to the willingness of a person to accept as true the premises of a work of fiction, even if they are fantastic or impossible
   1. Homeric Simile
   2. Superstition
   3. Suspension of Disbelief
   4. Simile
2. a reference in literature to another important person, place, or event
   1. Gossip
   2. Oxymoron
   3. Pun
   4. Allusion
3. 14 lines of iambic pentameter with an abab cdcd efef gg rhyme scheme
   1. Sonnet
   2. Fable
   3. Pun
   4. Simile
4. a type of contradiction that combines two terms ordinarily seen as opposites
   1. Memoir
   2. Allusion
   3. Oxymoron
   4. Metaphor
5. play on words (grave man)
   1. Pun
   2. Myth
   3. Fable
   4. Prose

5 True/False Question

1. Tragedy → type of drama that shows the downfall of a noble or outstanding character, one who traditionally possesses a tragic flaw
   

   True        False

2. Urban Legend → type of drama that shows the downfall of a noble or outstanding character, one who traditionally possesses a tragic flaw
   

   True        False

3. Euphemism → comparison of 2 unlike things using like or as (Juliet is hott like the sun)
   

   True        False

4. Iambic Pentameter → comparison between something unfamiliar to something more familiar (Hermes is like the bird on the water)
   

   True        False

5. Prose → unrhymed, unpatterned speech. Working class characters speak in it, unless pretending to be noble
   

   True        False