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a story told many times that serves to explain something about the world or a historical event

• epic
• myth
• invocation
• rhapsode

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comes before the beginning of the story.  Tells the setting and gives background

• Prologue
• Dialogue
• Iambic Pentameter
• Foreboding

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Which statement expresses the theme of this allegory? 

•  Money can buy you happiness
• No one can hide from or escape death
• Laugh and the world laughs with you
• Live life to the fullest

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The cyclop's real name was

• Telemachus
• Poseidan
• Polyphemus
• Fred

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How a poem or text appears to be organized on papers; its shape

• structure
• form 
• line
• stanza

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sonnet that has14 lines/ABABCDCDEFEFGG

• Peruvian
• Shakesperian
• Edwardian
• Petrarchian

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The symbolism of killing a mockingbird is

• only mentioned three times in the entire novel so it must not be very important
• a mockingbird destroys trees
• a mockingbird only sings
• a mockingbird only sing but doesn't hurt anyone much like Tom and Boo

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How many Gorgons are immortal?

• 1

• 2

• 3

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Does the Cyclops, Polyphemus, respect Zeus, as Odysseus does?

• Yes, since the Cyclops is a son of Poseidon

• No, he thinks the Cyclopes have more "force" than Zeus

• Yes, and he refuses to talk about Zeus

• No, he has never even heard of the gods of Mt. Olympus

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The sequence of events in a story or novel is called the:

• action

• conflict

• setting

• plot

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