F3 Lit Exam (Memory Challenge)
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- Q 1/36Score 0To Alfieri, he prefers to settle for half. What does he mean?29Obey the law and let it function accordinglyALLDoes not agree to natural law which may cause more tragedies and problemsHe's in America and he believes he should abide by the US law.
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- Q1To Alfieri, he prefers to settle for half. What does he mean?Obey the law and let it function accordinglyALLDoes not agree to natural law which may cause more tragedies and problemsHe's in America and he believes he should abide by the US law.120s
- Q2Which theme(s) is/are still relevant in society today, especially to where you live?AllLove, hate, betrayal and jealousyJustice and lawHonour and identity30s
- Q3‘The law? All the law is not in a book.’ Why does Marco say this?In Italy, people take revenge if being treated without just.In Italy, people don't settle for half. They don't have law.In Italy, people seek justice based on their own perspectives.ALL30s
- Q4How is personification used by Romeo in the image? Support your answer with an example.The moon is being personified by being given human attributes, for example, envious moonALLThe sun and the moon are personified by being given human characteristics, for example, arise, fair sun, kill the envious moonThe sun is being personified by being given human qualities, for example, arise fair sun, kill...30s
- Q5What is the literary device used in the image?Onomatopoeia - is a word (or group of words) that represents a sound and actually resembles or imitates the sound it stands for.Alliteration - refers to the repetition of consonant sounds, but only in the stressed part of a word.Assonance - refers to the repetition of the same or similar vowel sounds within words, phrases, or sentences.Consonance - refers to the repetition of consonant sounds can be anywhere in the words.30s
- Q6What is the literary device used in the image?AssonanceConsonanceAlliterationOnomatopoeia30s
- Q7What is the literary device used in the image?AlliterationOnomatopoeiaConsonanceAssonance30s
- Q8What is the literary device used in the image?OnomatopoeiaAssonanceConsonanceAlliteration30s
- Q9What is the literary device used in the image?AlliterationOnomatopoeiaAssonanceConsonance30s
- Q10What is the literary device used in the image?Assonance - refers to the repetition of the same or similar vowel sounds within words, phrases, or sentences.Consonance - refers to the repetition of consonant sounds can be anywhere in the words.Alliteration - refers to the repetition of consonant sounds, but only in the stressed part of a word.Onomatopoeia - is a word (or group of words) that represents a sound and actually resembles or imitates the sound it stands for.30s
- Q11"And with them new high heels on the sidewalk – clack, clack, clack. The heads are turnin’ like windmills." Whose heads is the speaker referring to?The heads of the windmillsThe heads of the Louis and MarkThe heads of the Immigration OfficersThe heads of the men on the street30s
- Q12"He degraded my brother. My blood. He robbed my children, he mocks my work. I work to come here, mister!" Who is the mister?RodolphoEddieImmigration OfficerAlfieri30s
- Q13"He degraded my brother. My blood. He robbed my children, he mocks my work. I work to come here, mister!" How does the speaker feel?Shattered and DevastatedDesperate and FrustratedFurious and HelplessAll30s
- Q14"He degraded my brother. My blood. He robbed my children, he mocks my work. I work to come here, mister!" Why did the speaker complain about 'He'?'He' informs on the speaker and the speaker's brother to the Immigration Bureau.'He' reports the speaker and the speaker's brother to the police.'He' betrays the speaker and the speaker's brother like Vinny Giordano.'He' kicked the speaker and the speaker's brother out of the flat.30s
- Q15Can you lift this chair? Who is 'you'?EddieMarcoRodolphoAlfieri30s
