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Throughout the Epic, dawn (the morning) is frequently described as "young Dawn with fingertips of rose." This expression is an example of an

• Epic Simile
• Epithet
• Epicenter
• Epcot

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To what does Juliet not want Romeo to swear his love?

• a light in the dark
• the sun
• the moon
• a rose

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What does Macbeth see on the dagger?

• Tarquin's strides
• Blood
• Water
• A wolf's fur

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How does Lady Macbeth react to the blood?

• She feels guilty for her part in the crime and regrets plotting the murder
• She tells her husband to get washed and stop being cowardly
• She explains that he's hallucinating again--there is no blood!
• She is suddenly scared when she sees blood on her own hands

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What does Romeo consistently compare Juliet to?

• the moonlight
• fire
• light
• angels

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Descriptive or figurative language in writing where the author uses words that appeal to the senses (sight, sound, smell, touch, taste)

• rhyme
• poem
• simile
• imagery

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 In court, Abigail claims that Mary is bewitching her by doing what to her?

• Making her cold with her icy stare.
• Making her shiver, by sending a chill wind.
• Making her shiver by pulling on her shawl.
• Making her shawl move.

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Juliet tells Romeo not to swear by the

• stars
• moon
• orbit
• sun

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What is IMAGERY?

• Words that create an image by appealing to sight, sound, taste, or smell.
• Words that make you believe in something
• The author's tone
• The author's purpose

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A beautiful ____________

• butterflies

• butterfly

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