English 4 Semester Exam Flashcards

(17 cards)

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What are the types of stanzas in poetry?

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  • Couplet - 2 line
  • Triplet - 3 line
  • Quatrain - 4 line
  • Quintet - 5 line
  • Sestet - 6 line
  • Septet - 7 line
  • Octave - 8 line
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What is a kenning?

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2 word metaphorical compound that stands for a more common word

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What is alliteration?

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Many lines often contain 3-4 words with the same constant sound

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4
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What is personification?

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Giving non-human things human qualities

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5
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What is a metaphor?

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The comparison of 2 or more things without using “like” or “as”

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What is a simile?

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The comparison of 2 or more things using “like” or “as”

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What is a variation?

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Restatement of a concept using different words. Provides knowledge of how people are related.

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What is ethos?

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A rhetorical appeal that uses experts or well-known people; credibility appeal

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9
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What is pathos?

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Emotional appeal

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10
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What is logos?

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Logical appeal; uses facts, statistics, charts, graphs

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11
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Who was the author of Macbeth?

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Shakespeare

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What is the genre of Macbeth?

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Tragedy (play)

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What are some themes of Macbeth?

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Guilt, corruption, deception, innocence, and fate

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What is the plot of Macbeth?

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Beginning: Witches tell Macbeth that he will be King
Rising Action: Lady Macbeth and Macbeth conspire to kill the King
Conflict: Macbeth kills King Duncan
Falling action: Rebellion starts to return Duncan’s son back to the throne
Conclusion: Macbeth is killed by Macduff. Duncan’s son is named King.

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15
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What is the heading format in MLA?

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First and last name
Name of instructor
Name of class
Date
Make a header with Last name and page number)

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16
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What is the format details for MLA?

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12 pt. sized font
Times New Roman
Double Spaced

17
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What is the in-text citation for MLA?

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Author’s last name and page number