Analyzing And Interpreting Litirature
- 1.Unaccented and accented syllables in speech. "To be or not to be"
- A.
Meter- iambic
- B.
Meter- trochaic
- C.
Meter- anapestic
- D.
Realism
- 2.Amanda smells like beef
- A.
Simile
- B.
Metaphor
- C.
Soliloquy
- D.
Synonym
- 3.Taking out a letter. "It's vs. It is"
- A.
Elision
- B.
Synecdoche
- C.
Chiasmus
- D.
Fabliau
- 4."her and her lover were both alive and dead"
- A.
Paradox
- B.
Fable
- C.
Parable
- D.
Oxymoron
- 5.Biographical account of an incident
- A.
Anecdote
- B.
Bathos
- C.
Didactic
- D.
Droll
- 6.Using darn (non offensive) instead of damn (offensive)
- A.
Euphemism
- B.
Apostrophe
- C.
Allusion
- D.
Enjambment
- 7.A story that starts bad and ends good. or the opposite
- A.
Tragic irony
- B.
Fable
- C.
Parable
- D.
Ode
- 8."do or die" or "through thick and thin"
- A.
Alliteration
- B.
Allegory
- C.
Feminine rhyme
- D.
Emblemism
- 9." a mechanic is as reliable as George Washington"
- A.
Allusion
- B.
Anecdote
- C.
Realism
- D.
Artifice
- 10."man against himself" or "man against society"
- A.
Antagonist
- B.
Protagonist
- C.
Droll
- D.
Exposition
- 11."go and mow the lawn" or "men sell the wedding bells"
- A.
Assonance
- B.
Apostrophe
- C.
Artifice
- D.
Allusion
- 12."ah, Sorrow, you consume us"
- A.
Apostrophe
- B.
Assonance
- C.
Allusion
- D.
Alliteration
- 13."the whole story was just a trick to win our sympathy."
- A.
Artifice
- B.
Assonance
- C.
Bathos
- D.
Didactic
- 14."Ending a sad story with a joke"
- A.
Bathos
- B.
Droll
- C.
Fie
- D.
Languid
- 15.The craziest part of the story where resolution is usually found
- A.
Climax
- B.
Parallelism
- C.
Resolution
- D.
Falling action
- 16."you will NOT go out with that boy"
- A.
Didactic
- B.
Fable
- C.
Parable
- D.
Fabliau
- 17.Weird but amusing
- A.
Droll
- B.
Chiasmus
- C.
Emblemism
- D.
Oxymoron
- 18.The running of one line of poetry into the next without any punctuation
- A.
Enjambment
- B.
Chiasmus
- C.
Foils
- D.
Allegory
- 19.The beginning of the story where the plot is set
- A.
Exposition
- B.
Elision
- C.
Euphemism
- D.
Tragic irony
- 20.Term used to express being annoyed
- A.
Fie
- B.
Elision
- C.
Anecdote
- D.
Artifice
- 21.Building suspense by using hints and clues to suggest what will happen later
- A.
Fore shadowing
- B.
Droll
- C.
Homonym
- D.
Iaconic
- 22.They're/ There
- A.
Homonym
- B.
Lannguid
- C.
Metonym
- D.
Orthodoxy
- 23.Telling a lot in a few short words (brief)
- A.
Laconic
- B.
Parallelism
- C.
Enjambment
- D.
Exposition
- 24.Audience knew Juliet was sleeping but Romeo thought she was dead
- A.
Irony
- B.
Fie
- C.
Onomatopeia
- D.
Protagonist
- 25.Sluggish character or slow/relaxed
- A.
Languid
- B.
Sardonic
- C.
Simile
- D.
Ode
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