english

Question 1

allusion

Answer 1

to hint to something in a indirect way

Question 2

ellipse

Answer 2

. . . i like . x . x . x very much

Question 3

irony

Answer 3

1. verbal= when one says the opposite of what they mean
2. situational= an unexpected situation
3. Dramatic= when the audience is aware of something the character is not

Question 3

hubris

Answer 3

having too much pride

Question 4

paradox

Answer 4

a seemingly contradictory statement, which, in fact, is true

Question 5

simile

Answer 5

a comparison using “like” or “as”

Question 6

foreshadowing

Answer 6

hints the author gives as to what might happen- helps you infer and make guesses

Question 7

caesura

Answer 7

dash -

Question 8

litotes

Answer 8

understatement

Question 9

onomatopoeia

Answer 9

words that mimic sounds

Question 10

metaphor

Answer 10

a comparison without using like or as

Question 11

personification

Answer 11

giving human qualites to an inanimate object

Question 12

symbolism

Answer 12

when something represents a bigger idea

Question 13

refrain

Answer 13

repetition

Question 14

conceit

Answer 14

an extended metaphor

Question 15

anaphora

Answer 15

a repetition or a word or words at the beginning of two or more sucsessive verbs, clauses, or sentanses

Question 16

euphemism

Answer 16

a kind way of saying something harsh

Question 17

assonance

Answer 17

the internal rhyme of vowel sounds

Question 18

hyperbole

Answer 18

exaggeration

Question 19

comic relief

Answer 19

when the author brakes the tension with something funny

Question 20

imagery

Answer 20

the use of words and descriptions to create mental images

Question 21

tone

Answer 21

the speakers attitude toweds a subject makes the reader feel emotions

Question 22

characters

Answer 22

static : exibit little or no personal change
dynamic: grow and change
flat: have 1 or 2 easily describeable traits
round: have many traits and require detalied descriptions
protagonist: main charachter
antagonist: opponent who stands againts protagonists goal

Question 23

plot

Answer 23

exposition (intro)
rising action (bilding tention)
climax (turning point; most exciting and suspensful)
falling action (consquences of climax lead to end)
resolution (problom is solved ending )

Question 24

types of conflict

Answer 24

Man vs Man =charachters opposition toweds another charachter Man vs self= inner conflict fighting himself man vs society = charachter opposes socity norm man vs nature=protagonist against natral cauzses

Question 25

point of veiw

Answer 25

first person :the story is told by one or the charachters second person: the story being told by the reader third person : narrated from a position outside of the charachters in the story two types; omniscient: story is told by the auther who is known by all limited omniscient: story is told by the auther through one charachter

Question 26

setting

Answer 26

the time and place of the story

Question 26

theme

Answer 26

the moral central idea through out the story

Question 27

mood

Answer 27

the general feeling of the story

Question 28

tone

Answer 28

the speakers attitude toweds a subject majkes the reader feel emotions