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"My monkey is making me mighty mad" is an example of what?

• simile
• onomatopoeia
• metaphor
• alliteration

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What is the tone of this image? 

• elated
• appreciative
• accusing
• conceited

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How is Lady Macbeth is feeling about Duncan's death now?

• She's glad that Banquo is about to be killed
• She's unhappy and realizing that the murder wasn't making her content
• She regrets not having killed Donalbain and Malcolm, too
• She's enjoying the destruction of Scotland's joy

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What does "radix malorum est cupiditas" mean?

• Never trust another person
• Nobody can escape death
• Greed is the root of all evil
• Don't go looking for death

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What is the definition of 'allusion?'

• Another way to say "illusion"
• A metaphor
• Reference to a historical or literary figure/work/idea
• The main idea of a novel

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How does Nick refer to Tom and Daisy at the end of the book?

• arrogant
• deceitful
• careless
• disgraceful

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Which of the following best explain what a shrew is in Shakespeare’s era

• a woman who complains a lot 
• a woman who isn't subservient to men 
• a woman who wants too many things 
• a woman with a drinking problem 

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An idiom is an expression that cannot be understood from the meanings of its separate words but must be learned as a whole.

• True
• False

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Name the character: Salem judge; knows the townspeople; described as "bitter and remorseless"

• Judge Hathorne

• Judge Danforth

• Reverend Hale

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Which literary device is used when apparently contradictory terms appear in conjunction?

• Oxymoron

• Hyperbole

• Personification

• Allusion

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