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10th Grade Final Test Review

10th Grade Final Test Review

Assessment

Presentation

English

10th Grade

Medium

CCSS
RL.9-10.10, RL.11-12.3, RL.9-10.9

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Standards-aligned

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8 Slides • 49 Questions

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Multiple Choice

What is drama?

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Stories written long ago & passed down from generation to generation.

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Stories that can be acted out in front of an audience.

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Stories that have magical elements in it.

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Nonfiction text that a reader can learn something from.

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Multiple Choice

The written text of a play is called what?

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script

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poem

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novel

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narrative

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Multiple Choice

What is a narrator?

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An actor in a play.

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The person who writes a play.

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The person who dismisses the audience for intermission.

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A person who tells the story, but is not a character in the story.

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Multiple Choice

How are plays divided?

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Into parts and chapters

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Into acts and scenes

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Into sections and subsections

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Into stanzas and lines

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A major unit of action in a play similar that is similar to a chapter in a book.
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Scene
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Act
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Setting
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Character

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The sequence of actions and events.
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Character
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Scene
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Theme
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Plot

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The central idea or life lesson the writer intends to share with the reader.
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Theme
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Plot
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Act
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Monologue

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Multiple Choice

The time and place a work occurs.
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Foil
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Actor
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Plot
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Setting

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Multiple Choice

Actors are the __________ in a drama.

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setting

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props

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characters

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dialogue

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Multiple Select

The author of a drama is usually called a...

(CHOOSE 2)

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poet

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dramatic

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playwright

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scriptwriter

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Multiple Choice

What are the words in white an example of?

Billy: (Billy enters the stage from the left humming a tune and skipping over to the couch next to Joe, showing pure enjoyment) I'm smarter than all of you. I just found out I got the highest score on the SATs in the entire school.

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Dialogue

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Character

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Scene

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Stage Directions

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Multiple Choice

What are the words in green an example of?

Billy: (Billy enters the stage from the left humming a tune and skipping over to the couch next to Joe, showing pure enjoyment) I'm smarter than all of you. I just found out I got the highest score on the SATs in the entire school.

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Dialogue

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Character

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Scene

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Stage Directions

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Multiple Choice

What is the word in blue an example of?

Billy: (Billy enters the stage from the left humming a tune and skipping over to the couch next to Joe, showing pure enjoyment) I'm smarter than all of you. I just found out I got the highest score on the SATs in the entire school.

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Dialogue

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Character

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Scene

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Stage Directions

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Multiple Choice

Old Langston Hughes and Young Langston Hughes are the narrators of the play.

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True

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False

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Multiple Choice

Who did Langston Hughes live with during his childhood until his early teens?

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his mother

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his grandmother

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his father

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his grandmother's neighbors

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Multiple Choice

When does the play Langston Hughes: A Biography in Poems take place?

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late 1800s

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early 1900s

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late 1900s

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early 2000s

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Multiple Choice

Who inspired Langston to love literature?

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His mother

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His father

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His grandmother

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His grandfather

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Multiple Choice

Langston Hughes rose to popularity during the time period of

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Victorian Period

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Neoclassical Period

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Romantic Period

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Harlem Renaissance Period

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Multiple Choice

Which city is the setting for "The Necklace"?

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London

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Paris

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Rome

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New York

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Multiple Choice

Who is the Protagonist of " The Necklace"? 
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Madame Loisel
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Madame Forstier
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Guy de Maupassant 
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Monsieur Loisel

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Multiple Choice

Who is one of the narrators in the play of " The Necklace"? 

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Madame Loisel
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Madame Forstier
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Guy de Maupassant 
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Monsieur Loisel

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Multiple Choice

Mathilde borrows a ______ necklace from _________.

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pearl, M. Forrestier

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pearl, friend

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diamond, M. Forrestier

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diamond, Madame Loisel

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Multiple Choice

When the necklace goes missing, the couple is horrified because

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It was a real diamond necklace

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It cost 1,000 francs which they couldn't afford

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It was borrowed from a friend

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It was a real diamond jewel borrowed from a friend

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Multiple Choice

Loisels took ______ years to repay the loan.

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ten

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five

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two

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fifteen

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Multiple Choice

The main theme of the story is

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Wealth

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Status in society

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Appearances versus Reality

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Glamour

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Multiple Choice

Based on the life that Madame Loisel craves, what can you conclude about her character?

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She wants to help those less fortunate.

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She cares most about her relationships.

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She is realistic and sincere.

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She is self-centered and materialistic.

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Multiple Choice

What can you conclude about the personality of Madame's Loisel's husband, based on his treatment of her?

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He is patient and tolerant, and he cares a great deal about his wife's happiness.

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He is impatient and has grown tired of listening to his wife's complaints.

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He is petty and cares too much about trifles.

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He is pleasure-loving and enjoys accompanying his wife to fancy receptions.

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Which is an example of a metaphor?

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My mouth was as dry as the desert.

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It is very dry in the desert.

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My mouth was a desert.

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Which one: The raindrops jumped and danced on the window?

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hyperbole

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simile

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metaphor

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personification

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Multiple Choice

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Which one: The new pillows were fluffy marshmallows?

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hyperbole

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simile

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metaphor

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personification

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Which figure of speech: Jake was like a whirlwind, rushing from one activity to another?

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hyperbole

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metaphor

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simile

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personification

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Multiple Choice

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Which figure of speech: Belinda's fingers were icicles after her ice skating lesson?

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hyperbole

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metaphor

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simile

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personification

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Multiple Choice

What is this an example of? I'm so hungry I could eat a horse.

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simile

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metaphor

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personification

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hyperbole

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Multiple Choice

Which is correct?
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Fred is not british.
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That food has got to be Italian.
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Bill is from mexico.
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Most mexican food is spicy.

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Multiple Choice

i want to go to the grand canyon in december.
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i want to go to the Grand canyon in december.
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I want to go to the Grand Canyon in December.
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I want to go to the grand canyon in december.
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i want to go to the grand canyon in December.

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Multiple Choice

Which name is capitalized correctly?
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Joan of Arc
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King arthur
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King William of denmark
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Benjaminn franklin

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Multiple Choice

What title below uses correct capitalization?
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The Hunger Games
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Diary of a wimpy kid
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i Am Malala
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the Hot Zone

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Multiple Choice

What is poetry?

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writing that uses rhyming words to catch your attention

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writing that uses patterns of sound, imagery and figurative language

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writing that has no techniques to set it apart

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A unified group of lines in poetry.

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Stanza

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Quatrain

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Septet

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Meter

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Multiple Choice

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How many lines are in this poem?

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10

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4

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12

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Match the following to its correct definition.

four-line stanza of grouping of four lines of verse.

two successive lines of poetry, often rhymed.

a set or group of three lines of verse rhyming together or connected by rhyme.

a poem or stanza, also known as quintain or quintet, composed of five lines.

Quatrain

Couplet

Tercet

Cinquain

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Based on the amount of lines in this stanza, what is it called?

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Couplet

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Quatrain

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Tercet

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Cinquain

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Multiple Choice

What is a rhyme?

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Words that match up at the end of a line

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Words that do not go together

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synonyms

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Multiple Choice

Rhyme scheme

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pattern of rhymes at the ends of the lines of a poem

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a plan to rhyme with words that don't sound alike

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A plot to overthrow the poetry council

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pattern of rhymes at the beginning of a sentence

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What is the rhyme scheme of this poem/stanza?

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ABCB

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ABBA

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ABCA

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ABAB

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Multiple Choice

What is narrative poetry?

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Poetry that tells a story

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Poetry that doesn't stick to any particular form

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Poetry that is meant to be performed

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Multiple Choice

What is lyric poetry?

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Poetry told from someone’s personal point of view using details and emotions from their own life

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Poetry that tells a story

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Poetry meant for performance or to be acted out on a stage

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What is imagery?

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the action of a poem

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the argument of a poem

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language that makes the reader feel as if they have experienced what is in the poem.

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What is irony?

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when something in a poem occurs that was expected

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something you use to get the wrinkles out of a shirt

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where one speaks or acts in a way that brings about the contrary result to what they thought or expected.

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