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- Q1What is irony?when the theme of the story is revealedwhen a word represents something elsewhen two characters face a conflictwhen the opposite of what you would expect happens60s
- Q2Which of the following is an example of a CENTRAL IDEA STATEMENT?Love can change a person.Love is important in the story.Love is shown when the boy takes care of the dog.Love120s
- Q3Which of the following is a literary element?central ideaneutraltext evidenceinternal conflict60s
- Q4Which of the following is an example of imagery?The boy cared for the old, sick dog.The teacher gave a difficult, rigorous assignment to the students.After the storm, the boys took shelter under the makeshift tent.Glittering white, the snow covered the ground like a soft blanket.120s
- Q5Which of the following is an example of a POSITIVE tone?gloomythreateninginspiringtense45s
- Q6Which of the following could be the central idea of Of Mice and Men?FriendshipsThe men on the farm had an American Dream.George had to kill Lennie due to discrimination.Discrimination against the weak.120s
- Q7Which of the following could NOT be a central idea statement for "The Most Dangerous Game?"Surviving to live.Violence for sport.Competition between experts.Rainsford outsmarting General Zaroff.120s
- Q8What is the acronym for helping to interpret poetry?SMLPPTSMLPMSLIRPOETRY45s
- Q9Which of the following is NOT an example of author's purposeentertaininformrestatepersuade45s
- Q10"Lightning danced across the sky." This is an example of...metaphorsimilehyperbolepersonification45s
- Q11In "The Rose That Grew from Concrete," the rose isa simile comparing a person to a flowerpersonification of a rose that can walk and talka symbol of a person who overcomes hardshipa hyperbole showing that roses really aren't that special60s
- Q12In the context of the sentence, what does remorse mean? "Afterwards, Jerry showed remorse for his actions and began apologizing to those he stole money from."regretcarelessnessangercreativity120s
- Q13In the context of the sentence, what does ruse mean? "He seemed to be ill but it was just a ruse designed to get out of the homework assignment."a problema creationa trickan appointment120s
- Q14Which of the following is NOT an example of imagery?The sunshine warmed my face as the fragrant aroma of the flowers filled my nose.I awoke to the sounds of bacon sizzling in the pan; the scent filling the air.I immediately noticed that the house was much smaller than the others around it.The cool water rushed over my feet as I stepped into the stream.120s
- Q15In the poem "Mother to Son" the speaker is...first persona son asking his mother for helpthe author, Langston Hughesa mother telling her son not to give up in life45s