F451 #1

Question 1

Word choice

Answer 1

Diction

Question 2

Sentence structure

Answer 2

Syntax

Question 3

Error: two sentences joined without punctuation/conjunction

Answer 3

Fused

Question 4

Error: two sentences joined with only a comma

Answer 4

Comma splice

Question 5

Using sentences of different lengths and beginnings

Answer 5

Variety

Question 6

Opening sentence used to capture attention

Answer 6

Hook

Question 7

Short sentences that should be combined

Answer 7

Choppy

Question 8

Dictionary meaning of a word

Answer 8

Denotation

Question 9

Emotional meaning of the word

Answer 9

Connotation

Question 10

Putting your personality in your writing

Answer 10

Voice

Question 11

Little story added to writing to add interest

Answer 11

Anecdote

Question 12

Sentence that organized essay-your stance

Answer 12

Thesis

Question 13

Words like “however, therefore, consequently”

Answer 13

Conjunctive adverb

Question 14

Reference to something famous

Answer 14

Allusion

Question 15

Literary term: making fun of something with intention of positive change

Answer 15

Satire

Question 16

Verbal: you+ verb ( to run )

Answer 16

Infinitive

Question 17

Verbal:ending in “ing,Ed” – used as adjective – singing bird

Answer 17

Participle

Question 18

Verbal: ending in “ing” – used as noun– swimming is fun.

Answer 18

Gerund

Question 19

” and, but, for, nor, so, yet” ( type of conjunction)

Answer 19

Coordinating conjunction

Question 20

“Because, if, since, until, if” (type of conjunction)

Answer 20

Subordinating conjunction

Question 21

Groups of words– could be prepositional, participle, gerund, etc.

Answer 21

Phrase

Question 22

Groups of words with a subject and predicate ( dependent/independent)

Answer 22

Clause

Question 23

Copying someone else’s words without quotes

Answer 23

Plagiarism

Question 24

Noun that comes beside about her noun to rename it/- “my brother, Bubba”

Answer 24

Appositive

Question 25

Sound words

Answer 25

Onomatopoeia

Question 26

Overused expression

Answer 26

Cliche

Question 27

"Am,is, are, was, were"

Answer 27

Linking verbs

Question 28

Person of "he, she, it, they"

Answer 28

Third person

Question 29

Person of "I, we, me, us"

Answer 29

First person

Question 30

Person of "you"

Answer 30

Second person

Question 31

Unnecessary repetition-"modern world today"

Answer 31

Redundant

Question 32

Play on multiple meaning words or homophones

Answer 32

Pun

Question 33

Sentence type:1 independent & 1 dependent clause

Answer 33

Complex

Question 34

Sentence type:2 or more independent & 1 or more dependent clause

Answer 34

Compound/complex

Question 35

Sentence type: 2 or more independent clauses

Answer 35

Compound

Question 36

Point of view- we know what characters are thinking

Answer 36

Omniscient

Question 37

Literary term-exaggeration for effect

Answer 37

Hyperbole

Question 38

Effect is a noun | Affect is a verb

Answer 38

No answer only example

Question 39

Something concrete stands for something abstract

Answer 39

Symbol

Question 40

Universal symbol in all cultures/ all times

Answer 40

Archetype

Question 41

How the speaker feels about his/her subject-attitude

Answer 41

Tone

Question 42

Life lesson of piece of literature

Answer 42

Theme

Question 43

Groups of words that doesn't mean what it literally says

Answer 43

Idiom

Question 44

Subject is "doer" of action- he hit the ball

Answer 44

Active voice

Question 45

Subject received action- the ball was hit by him

Answer 45

Passive voice

Question 46

Refers to structural similarity of parts of sentence

Answer 46

Parallel structure

Question 47

Repeated symbol like apples in Out if the Dust

Answer 47

Motif

Question 48

Sensory word pictures

Answer 48

Imagery

Question 49

Error: no comma with " and, but, or" joining independent clauses

Answer 49

Comma error

Question 50

Error: pronoun doesn't have clear antecedent

Answer 50

Indefinite reference

Question 51

Poetry about emotions

Answer 51

Lyric

Question 52

Poetry that tells a story

Answer 52

Narrative

Question 53

Mark of punctuation that goes after greeting in business letter

Answer 53

Colon

Question 54

Two things can follow linking verbs

Answer 54

PA or PN

Question 55

Pronouns( who, whom, whose, which, that) begins dependent clauses

Answer 55

Relative pronouns

Question 56

Noun function that follows linking verb and renames subject?

Answer 56

Predicate noun

Question 57

I,we, you, he, she, they, it

Answer 57

Subject pronouns

Question 58

Me, us, you, him, her, it, them

Answer 58

Object pronouns

Question 59

Type of irony: you know something the characters don't

Answer 59

Dramatic irony

Question 60

Type of irony: something unexpected happens

Answer 60

Situational

Question 61

Literary term less direct way of saying things-"passed away"

Answer 61

Euphemism

Question 62

When you can count something, do you use fewer/less?

Answer 62

Fewer

Question 63

Between/among: which is for 2? For three? More?

Answer 63

Between for 2 among for 3

Question 64

An awareness- an aha moment of deeper understanding

Answer 64

Epiphany

Question 65

Negative futuristic story

Answer 65

Eyostopian

Question 66

Literary term for placing things side by side

Answer 66

Juxtaposition

Question 67

Literature about the end of the world

Answer 67

Apocalyptic

Question 68

Words used to connect ideas in writing

Answer 68

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