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1. Which statement is an example of a maxim?
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Which statement expresses a universal truth?
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A philosophy is best described as a statement that....
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“Treat others the way you want to be treated.” This statement is best classified as a...?
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Which statement reflects a philosophy about life?
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Why are maxims and philosophies often used in literary works?
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The person, animal, or being that participates in a story is called?
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The struggle between two characters is an example of?
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A character struggling with fear, guilt, or an important decision is experiencing...
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Which term refers to the methods an author uses to reveal a character's personality?
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Which type of characterization occurs when the author directly tells the reader what a character is like?
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What is the part of the plot where the characters, setting, and initial situation are introduced?
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The most intense or exciting point of a story is called the?
A. exposition
B. rising action
C. climax
D. resolution
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Which sequence correctly represents the basic plot structure?
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A narrator who uses “I,” “me,” and “my” is most likely using what type of Point of View?
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Which pair of words rhymes?
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In poetry, meter refers to?
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The tone of a poem refers to?
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The mood of a poem refers to?
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A poem describing a dark, empty house with words such as lonely, silent, and cold most likely creates a?
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“The moon smiled down on the sleeping village.” What figure of speech is used?
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“Her voice was as soft as a whisper.” This is an example of?
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“The classroom was a zoo.” This statement is an example of?
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“I have told you a million times to clean your room!” What figure of speech is used?
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Which element of drama refers to the visual aspects of a performance, such as costumes, props, scenery, lighting, and special effects?
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The conversation between characters in a play is called?
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Why is dialogue important in drama?
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A repeated image, idea, symbol, phrase, or situation throughout a literary work is called?
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Binary opposition refers to?
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Which is an example of binary opposition?
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Biographical context refers to information about?
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Knowing that an author experienced poverty during childhood may help readers understand why the author's work frequently discusses..
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Historical context refers to?
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Sociocultural context includes the?
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Psychological context focuses mainly on?
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A character constantly worries about disappointing her family and begins doubting her abilities. Analyzing these thoughts and emotions involves examining the character's?
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Which question best examines the psychological context of a literary work?
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Deictic expressions are words whose meanings depend on the context of the speaker, such as?
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In the sentence, “Please put the bag there,” the meaning of there depends on?
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Which pair demonstrates collocation, or words that commonly occur together?
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43-45. Give 3 examples of collocations.
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A maxim is a short statement that expresses a general rule, principle, or piece of advice about life or behavior.
A universal truth is an idea or statement that is generally accepted as true across different people, cultures, places, or periods of time.
In literature, a philosophical idea is often a deep reflection about life or human existence.
Character vs. Character
Clue: struggling with fear, guilt, or an important decision. The character have conflicts of the mind and or emotions.
The author directly tells the readers about the character's traits and personality.
Exposition is where the characters and settings are introduced.
Clue: "most exciting part"
Clue: "Uses 'I', 'Me', and 'Myself'
Personification. The moon cannot really smile.
Simile. It used the word 'as' while comparing 'her voice' and 'whisper'.
Metaphor. The classroom and Zoo was directly compared to one another.
Motif: repeated image, idea, or symbol
Pattern: reccuring structures, events, or plot sequence that shapes the story movement
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