Spring Semester

Question 1

Correct or incorrect?

Answer 1

I want to be shopping and eat lunch.

Question 2

Incorrect or correct?

Answer 2

I want to shop and to eat lunch.

Question 3

Pronouns and their antecedent nouns must agree in number and person.

Answer 3

Pronoun-antecedent agreement

Question 4

Incorrect or correct?

Answer 4

When a person comes to class, he/she should be prepared.

Question 5

Words phrases and clauses within a sentence should follow the same grammatical form

Answer 5

Parallel structure

Question 6

Pronouns should refer to a specific noun? Ex. I don’t think cbs anchors should show violence in their prime time show.

Answer 6

True

Question 7

The verb must match the subject

Answer 7

Subject/verb agreement.

Question 8

What kinds of irony is there?

Answer 8

Verbal, dramatic, situational.

Question 9

What is talking to a dead person or inanimate object?

Answer 9

Apostrophe

Question 10

Character that stands for an abstract (like love or beauty) idea

Answer 10

Allegory

Question 11

Narrative story written in song like form

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Ballad

Question 12

Repetition on constant sounds

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Consonance.

Question 13

Repetition of vowel sounds

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Assonance

Question 14

Implied meaning of a word

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Connotation

Question 15

Harsh sounding words ex. Reek

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Cacophony

Question 16

Beautiful sounding words

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Euphony

Question 17

No structure.

Answer 17

Blank verse

Question 18

Seems to be untrue but it’s not.

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Paradox.

Question 19

noun

poetry that does not rhyme or have a regular meter.

Answer 19

Free verse

Question 20

Lang. That can be interpreted in different ways.

Answer 20

Equivocation.

Question 21

Any 2 words that have 2 syllables & rhyme

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Feminine rhyme

Question 22

Any words that have 1 syllable & rhyme

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Masculine rhyme

Question 23

Something not in its correct historical time.

Answer 23

Anachronism

Question 24

Evil twin

Answer 24

Doppelgänger

Question 25

Slang

Answer 25

Colloquialism

Question 26

Inductive reasoning specific to general?

Answer 26

True

Question 27

General to specific

Answer 27

Deductive reasoning

Question 28

Extreme exaggeration

Answer 28

Hyperbole

Question 29

Polite way of saying something.

Answer 29

Euphemism

Question 30

Statement of truth?

Answer 30

Aphorism

Question 31

Several coordinating conjunctions in a sentence

Answer 31

Polysyndenton

Question 32

No coordinating conj. just commas in a sent.

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Asyndenton

Question 33

We have ships and men and money and stores. He ran and jumped and laughed for joy.

Answer 33

Polysyndeton.

Question 34

He was a bag of bones, a floppy doll, a broken stick, a maniac. - On the Road by Jack Kerouac

Answer 34

Asyndeton

Question 35

British literary devices - Renaissance:

Answer 35

William Shakespeare, queen Elizabeth, king James 1

Question 36

What is a lambic pentameter?

Answer 36

5 feet of iambs ( I am a pirate with w wooden leg)

Question 37

focuses on how plot/structure, character, setting, and many other techniques are used by the author to create meaning.

Answer 37

Literary analysis

Question 38

"The key to success in Critical You have to be able to let your mind wander far enough to come up with new and interesting ideas, while at the same time having the discipline to organize those ideas into a structured format.

Answer 38

Critical perspectives

Question 39

Romantic period.

Answer 39

Nature, supernatural, revolutionary sympathies, self, archaic language.

Question 40

Who wrote the time of the ancient mariner?

Answer 40

Samuel Taylor Coleridge

Question 41

A story within a story

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Frame narrative

Question 42

Four line stanza?

Answer 42

Ballad

Question 43

Who wrote about nature and was a friend of Coleridge

Answer 43

William Wordsworth

Question 44

Who wrote Frankenstein?

Answer 44

Mary Shelley

Question 45

What is modern?

Answer 45

Years between ww1 & ww2 | It was experimental & non traditional

Question 46

When was post modern & contemporary?

Answer 46

After ww2 & it was a reaction to 20th century. Anti conventional.

Question 47

Who wrote shooting an elephant?

Answer 47

George Orwell

Question 48

Conquering nations

Answer 48

Imperialism

Question 49

Three parts to a reflective essay?

Answer 49

Event (what happened)? Response, reflection( what he thought about imperialism)

Question 50

A thesis statement should...

Answer 50

Prove something. Argument Effective introductions

Question 51

Paragraph development

Answer 51

Statement, ex, explanation, ammentary, transition

Question 52

What is tangible?

Answer 52

Symbols and motifs

Question 53

What is intangible?

Answer 53

Themes

Question 54

What is reoccurring

Answer 54

Motifs

Question 55

Overall message

Answer 55

Theme

Question 56

Tone is an?

Answer 56

Adjective

Question 57

Tone vs mood

Answer 57

Tone - writers attitude

Question 58

Mood

Answer 58

Readers attitude

Question 59

Tone

Answer 59

Writers attitude

Question 60

Tp-castt

Answer 60

``` T- title p-paraphrase C- connotation A- attitude S- shifts T-title T- theme ```

Question 61

Sound devices are what?

Answer 61

Alliteration, uphheny, cocopheny

Question 62

What is rogerian?

Answer 62

Radial issues- persuade

Question 63

Rogerian is an...

Answer 63

Argument

Question 64

What else is an argument

Answer 64

Classical, Aristotelian, you lemon

Question 65

Classical is what

Answer 65

Thesis in intro, details, data

Question 66

Bias?

Answer 66

Leaning towards one side

Question 67

Rhetorical slant

Answer 67

Words like good, tasty, and vibrant are positive slanters while words such as bad, sour, and dull are negative slanters. Using slanters can inspire emotional responses and perk up the ears of the people who are listening. Consider: “Fresh fruit is a savior to the overweight.” Here the slanter “savior” brings a bit of emotive force to the topic at hand.

Question 68

Innuendo

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Remark or hint

Question 69

What can be bias by?

Answer 69

Selection, omission (something left out), headline, photos, loaded Lang.

Question 70

Commercial script writing is...

Answer 70

Clear,concise, has one call to action, hook

Question 71

Mla style

Answer 71

In text citations ( author name & page number),

Question 72

Plagiarism

Answer 72

Cite all ideas that are not your own.