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BAM!  The door shut behind me. 

• onomatopoeia
• personification
• simile
• idiom

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The metaphor Shakespeare uses to represent jealousy.

• Green with envy. 
• Seeing red. 
• Jealousy is hateful.
• "green-eyed monster"

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What is this picture an example of?

• foreshadowing
• resolution
• flashback
• linear plot 

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Why do we use this image?

• To organize thoughts for an essay
• To interpret figurative language
• To determine the theme of the story
• To organize events in a story

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In quiet sleep she sealed his cherished eyes.

• Simile
• Imagery
• Personification
• Alliteration

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What is the meaning of this personification?
"The stairs groaned as we walked on them."

• The stairs were slippery when they walked.
• The stairs cracked open when they walked.
• The stairs squeaked when they walked.

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Choose the statement below that best represents an example of imagery.

• The dog ran down the road.
• The dog ran down the dirt road.
• The shaggy dog trotted briskly down the dirt covered road.
• The dog ran down the road, and walked down the sidewalk.

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has a donkey's head

• Bottom
• Quince
• Snug

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What is the 'scar' in the novel describing?

• A lagoon
• The crash site
• The mountain
• A gash or wound

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a poem that portrays or evokes country life, typically in a romanticized or idealized form

• pastoral
• ode
• sonnet
• elegy

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