Interactive study guide for SEN16R English, spring semester final. Bradshaw Mountain High School w/ Humboldt Unified School District
Simple
Uses strong, active verbs
Is conversational
All of the above
Establish a common ground
Offer the opposing view point
Set the tone for the speech
Reinforce speaker’s credibility
Instigation
Restatement
Call to action
Clincher thought
Writing that ridicules human weakness to bring about reform
Writing which promotes realism
Ironic writing meant to be persuasive
Stream of consciousness writing
Punchline
Sarcasm
Slapstick
Irony
Verbal
Situational
Cartoon
Dramatic
Sensory image
Metaphor
Onomatopoeia
Hyperbole
The Catholic Church began to accept science's answers
Political cartoons ridiculed superstitious folks as country bumpkins
Advancements in science were continually being made
All of the above
Oliver Cromwell was returned as leader
Charles II was returned to the throne
The Catholic Church replaced the Protestant movement in England
The discovery of an ancient library in Egypt recovered writings from the classic era
Execute any undesirables
The Orphan's Crusade
Eat children
Re-market the potato
The unfair policies of the English regarding the Irish (land, goods, and taxes)
The poor health of the Irish people
The Catholic Church's suppression of the English monarchy in Ireland
None of the above
The artistry involved in circus performance
The internal civil issues plaguing the Irish people
Absurdity of English government
All of the above
A dream about her dead child
Swapping ghost stories
Growing up with her parents in a cottage
Both A & B
Both B & C
To increase tension between the storylines
To confuse the reader
To give multiple perceptions of the story
To make it easier to translate to a play script
Pride and hope
Awe and excitement
Horror and disgust
None of the above
Scientology
Hierarchy of Needs
Life span development
All of the above
Eventually we all lose the ability to wipe our own butts
Love is the only rational act
There is life after death
None of the above
The setting is usually a castle or mysterious place with dark passages and secret rooms etc.
There are omens or visions foreshadowing unpleasant events.
Women usually end up in distress at some point in the plot.
All of the above
Alzheimer's Disease
Chrone's Disease
Wilson's Disease
Lou Gehrig's Disease
True
False
True
False
Extreme exaggeration
A tongue twister that teaches a lesson
Repetition of a word/phrase at the start of sentences
Use of descriptive language to paint a visual
Aimed to define French writing apart from the other European authors of the time
Imitated the style of the old Romans and Greeks
Sought to revive the Renaissance movement in the arts
Consisted of translated classics such as Antigone by Sophocles or Homer's The Iliad
Lagadoes who are very intellgient
Lilliputians who are very small
Brobdingnag who are very large
Houyhnhnms who are horses or centaurs
True
False