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WorksheetsEnglish 1 Review
Total questions: 142
Worksheet time: 3hrs 56mins
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1.
Why is "A White House Diary" considered an autobiographical writing?
a)
It tells of important historical events.
b)
It contains details of real people.
c)
It contains vivid details and direct quotations.
d)
It relates the writer's thoughts and feelings about her life.
2.
Which of the following is not one of Lady Bird's purposes in this excerpt?
a)
To pay tribute to various people
b)
To describe her husband
c)
To narrate important historical events
d)
To persuade others that her husband deserved to be president
3.
In the story, what does the use of short sentences convey?
a)
The author's feeling of shock
b)
The author's inability to write well
c)
The author's inability to remember details
d)
The author's poetic writing style
4.
Which word describes the author's attitude about the events she describes?
a)
Angry
b)
Proud
c)
Hopeful
d)
Saddened
5.
Which phrase best describes the author's voice or tone of the excerpt?
a)
Chatty and intimate
b)
Serious and Shocked
c)
Smooth and sophisticated
d)
Informal and humorous
6.
What is the main purpose of this excerpt from A White House Diary?
a)
to describe her husband
b)
to persuade
c)
to make up a story
d)
to give information
7.
According to Mrs. Johnson, why did Jackie Kennedy continue to wear her blood-stained clothes when L.B.J. was sworn in as president?
a)
She did not have any other clothes to change into.
b)
She wanted people to see what had been done to the president.
c)
It was too dangerous for her to change her clothes.
d)
The Secret Service asked her not to change her clothes.
8.
A White House Diary is an autobiography, which
a)
tells about the writer's life
b)
tells about the life of a real person
c)
tells about a fictional character
d)
tells about a made up world
9.
Where was Lyndon B. Johnson sworn in as president?
a)
in the hospital
b)
in the White House
c)
on the plane
d)
in the Senate
10.
What is Mrs. Johnson's purpose in including the description of Mrs. Kennedy covered in blood?
a)
to present a key fact
b)
to emphasize the brutality of the event
c)
to persuade the readers that President Kennedy was a hero
d)
to persuade readers that Mrs. Kennedy was a hero
11.
What feeling is Mrs. Johnson expressing in this passage:
"I would have done anything to help her, but there was nothing I could do..."
"I would have done anything to help her, but there was nothing I could do..."
a)
anger
b)
shock
c)
disbelief
d)
helplessness
12.
What does Lady Bird Johnson mean when she says that her husband "is a good man in a tight spot"?
a)
He is calm in an emergency.
b)
He is a skillful mountain climber.
c)
He is an honest government. official
d)
He is a good husband.
13.
What is Mrs. Johnson's purpose in including details about her feelings towards others?
a)
to present a complete account of history
b)
to present a complete account of her own experience
c)
to flatter the people she describes
d)
to persuade others to share her feelings about people
14.
What does the word poignant mean in this sentence:
"That was one of the most poignant sights-[Mrs. Kennedy] exquisitely dressed, and caked in blood."
"That was one of the most poignant sights-[Mrs. Kennedy] exquisitely dressed, and caked in blood."
a)
frightening
b)
maddening
c)
contradictory
d)
touching
15.
How many pronouns are in this sentence?
"I asked the Secret Service if I could be taken to them. They began to lead me up one corridor and down another."
"I asked the Secret Service if I could be taken to them. They began to lead me up one corridor and down another."
a)
four
b)
five
c)
six
d)
seven
16.
In which sentence is the word "implications" used correctly?
a)
November 22, 1963, began as a day of beautiful implications.
b)
Jackie Kennedy is someone whose implications the author greatly admired.
c)
There are national and worldwide implications to a president's assassination.
d)
A suspect was arrested, but his implications were not known.
17.
Why did Annie walk with pails of stones at night?
a)
Testing her strength
b)
Selling them to the factories
c)
Selling them to the workers
d)
She is in a weight-lifting contest
18.
In 'New Directions', which of the following details is significant?
a)
Annie is tall.
b)
Annie's marriage ends.
c)
Annie's husband is named William.
d)
Annie lives in Arkansas.
19.
What does Annie Johnson do when she 'cuts herself a new path'?
a)
She cuts a path into her lawn
b)
She takes a job as a servant
c)
She finds a way to support her family
d)
She fixes roads
20.
In a narrative essay, what is the author's main purpose?
a)
To persuade
b)
To describe
c)
To tell a story
d)
To explain
21.
Annie says she can 'mix groceries well enough to scare hungry away'. What does she mean?
a)
She is a bad cook.
b)
She can cook fairly well.
c)
She cooks fancy gourmet food.
d)
She has never cooked in her life.
22.
From Maya Angelou's advice at the end of 'New Directions', you can predict that she...
a)
has changed directions in her own life
b)
has made no changes in her life
c)
is afraid of taking risks
d)
is embarrassed when she changes her plan.
23.
What quality do you think Maya Angelou admires most about Annie?
a)
Her appearance
b)
Her determination
c)
Her optimism
d)
Her curiosity
24.
In 'New Directions', what word best describes Annie Johnson's husband?
a)
loyal
b)
hard-working
c)
loving
d)
dishonest
25.
A person, thing, or animal who plays a part in a story.
a)
Main character
b)
character
c)
protagonist
d)
flat
26.
Characterization is...
a)
the combination of actions, inside/ outside traits
b)
How you think about a character
c)
Main
d)
Minor
27.
Direct Characterization is...
a)
the author telling you a character's traits
b)
the author showing you a character's traits
28.
Indirect Characterization is...
a)
the author showing you a character's traits
b)
the author telling you a character's traits
29.
"Jeremy looked like a rock star. He was really tall with perfect blonde hair, ice blue eyes, and this sullen look that drove the girls crazy." is an example of...
a)
Direct Characterization
b)
Indirect Characterization
c)
Both
30.
Which of the following is an example of direct characterization?
a)
He tapped his foot anxiously.
b)
"I wouldn't trust that man," said Ma.
c)
Frank was a shy, quiet person.
d)
Every time he earned a high grade, he would hang the test on his wall.
31.
Which of the following is an example of indirect characterization?
a)
Marcia was a good listener and wonderful friend.
b)
Marcia felt the knot in her stomach grow when she saw the number of questions on the test, and she tugged her hair anxiously.
c)
Marcia was a nervous person.
d)
Marcia was an optimist who always believed the best about people.
32.
STEAL stands for Speech, Thoughts, ______, Actions, and Looks.
What goes in the blank?
What goes in the blank?
a)
Affect on others
b)
Explain to others
c)
Effect on others
d)
Evaluate others
33.
Which acronym helps you to remember the five elements of indirect characterization?
a)
STEEL
b)
STOLE
c)
STEAL
34.
forebears
a)
ancestors
b)
piled up, collected, or gathered
c)
bitter hate
d)
act of making up for a wrongdoing
35.
accumulated
a)
having or showing religious devotions
b)
stubborness
c)
gathered together, piled up, collected
d)
bitter hate
36.
rancor
a)
stubborness
b)
bitter hate
c)
misbehave
d)
piety
37.
atonement
a)
act of making up for a wrong doing
b)
punished for a wrong doing
c)
in front of
d)
rivals
38.
obstinancy
a)
misbehavior
b)
fumed
c)
a large stack
d)
stubborness
39.
pious
a)
family business
b)
religious devotion
c)
volunteered
d)
refuse
40.
Fortunato is susceptible to Montresor's use of reverse psychology when he dismisses the nitre and his cough. Fortunato is determined to go deeper into the catacombs to taste the Amontillado.
a)
True
b)
False
41.
Why does the author reveal Montresor's motto, "no one provokes me unpunished'?
a)
to demonstrate how forgiving the Montresor's are to their enemies
b)
to contrast the narrator's actions with his family's beliefs
c)
to reinforce what will happen to Fortunato because of his actions
d)
to establish that the story was written a long time ago
42.
Fortunato says, "Enough, the cough is a mere nothing; it will not kill me. I shall not die of a cough." This is an example of
a)
suspense
b)
irony
c)
personification
d)
foreshadowing
43.
Which event is considered the climax (most exciting moment) of the story?
a)
The meeting of Fortunato and Montresor
b)
The trip down the catacombs
c)
Fortunato's death
d)
Montresor walls Fortunato in
44.
Which phrase best describes the theme of the story?
a)
Friendship is vauable
b)
Revenge is best when the punisher is not punished
c)
Avoid attending parties when ill
d)
Miscommunication can be harmfuk
45.
Why does Fortunato go to the vault?
a)
To seek revenge against Montresor
b)
To prove he knows wine
c)
To find peace and quiet
d)
To attend a meeting
46.
What does this quote describe "His eyes are two filmy orbs that distilled the rheum of intoxication"?
a)
Fortunato is happy
b)
Fortunato is under the influence of alcohol
c)
Fortunato has been crying
d)
Fortunato is very angry
47.
When Fortunato offers to judge the wine, Montresor responds by
a)
being sincerely eager
b)
feigning reluctance
48.
What suspense is provided in the story?
a)
Why Luchresi killed Montresor
b)
The information on how Montresor wounded Fortunato
c)
The missing information of how Fortunato wounded Montresor
d)
How Fortunato died
49.
What does Montresor say to Fortunato's body?
a)
Veni Vidi Vici
b)
In pace requiscat
c)
Carpe diem
d)
Que sera sera
50.
How many years has passed since Montresor committed the crime?
a)
a thousand
b)
a decade
c)
half a century
d)
half a millenia
51.
What is the rare wine in the cellar called?
a)
Sherry
b)
Amontillado
c)
Pinot Noir
d)
Chardonnay
52.
What did Fortunato do to Montresor?
a)
tainted his reputation
b)
hurt him a thousand times
c)
called him fat
d)
nothing
53.
Who chains Fortunato to the wall?
a)
Edgar
b)
Lady Fortunato
c)
Luchesi
d)
Montresor
54.
What does Montresor build around Fortunato?
a)
Jail
b)
Building
c)
Wall
d)
Dam
55.
What is the overall tone/mood of the story?
a)
Happy
b)
Exciting
c)
Gloomy
d)
Monotonous
56.
What point of view is this story told from?
a)
Second person
b)
First person
c)
Third person omniscient
d)
Third person limited
57.
Where is the setting at the beginning of the story
a)
Montresor catacombs
b)
Carnival
c)
Parisian Cafe
d)
French restaurant
58.
What are the two main character's names?
a)
Montresor and Luchresi
b)
Fortunato and Luchresi
c)
Montresor and Fortunato
d)
Allan and Poe
59.
Who's the author of the Cask of Amontillado?
a)
James Thurber
b)
Edgar Allan Poe
c)
O' Henry
d)
Cynthia Rylant
60.
Who is Rainsford's friend that he is talking with at the beginning of the story?
a)
Whitney
b)
Washington
c)
Bellinger
d)
Egan
61.
Where is Rainsford's yacht headed for?
a)
Rio de Janeiro
b)
Jamaica
c)
London
d)
Africa
62.
What is the name of the gun store that the two men have ordered their hunting guns from?
a)
Memington's
b)
Purdey's
c)
Varaia's
d)
Rainsford makes his own guns
63.
What is the name of the "evil" island that the sailors fear?
a)
Zaroff Island
b)
Ship-Trap Island
c)
Skull Island
d)
Death Island
64.
How is Rainsford separated from the yacht?
a)
He lunges for his dropped pipe and loses his balance
b)
He is pushed off by a frightened crew member
c)
He jumps off
d)
He is shot
65.
After Rainsford lands on the island, he stumbles across an empty bullet cartridge. What type of cartridge was it?
a)
A twenty seven
b)
A thirty one
c)
A twenty two
d)
A twenty
66.
Who is the first person to "greet" Rainsford at the door of the palatial chateau?
a)
Ivan
b)
An odd looking butler
c)
General Zaroff
d)
Whitney
67.
What is Rainsford's first name?
a)
Edward
b)
Richard
c)
Conor
d)
Sanger
68.
What does Rainsford think is the most dangerous of all big game?
a)
Siberian Tiger
b)
Jaguars
c)
Cape Buffalo
d)
Grizzly Bear
69.
Where was it that General Zaroff discovered that hunting was beginning to bore him?
a)
Ganges
b)
Rockies
c)
Amazon
d)
East Africa
70.
What was Zaroff's "new animal" and, according to him, "the most dangerous game"?
a)
mongrels
b)
whites
c)
blacks
d)
humans
71.
Why did Zaroff believe this animal was so formidable?
a)
because of its ability to reason
b)
because of its great speed
c)
because of its greater strength
d)
because of its ability to speak
72.
What would happen to a a man if he chose not to participate in Zaroff's game?
a)
he would be thrown off a cliff
b)
He would be ignored and sent away
c)
He would be turned over to Ivan
d)
He would be drugged and then shot
73.
True or False: Zaroff has lost the game only once to a very cunning Norwegian Sailor
a)
True
b)
False
74.
What was not one of the things supplied to a player of the game?
a)
food
b)
a knife
c)
hunting clothes
d)
moccasins
75.
Why does the General smile and turn away from the tree where Rainsford is hiding?
a)
he thinks that he has found another trail
b)
he wants to save him to hunt another day
c)
he is satisfied with his work for the day
d)
he resolves to find Rainsford the next day
76.
What kind of success does Rainsford's trap have?
a)
Zaroff walks around the trap
b)
Zaroff nearly walks into it, but dodges it at the last second
c)
Zaroff is hit dead-on by the trap
d)
Zaroff is unaware of the trap, but Ivan is the one who fall prey to it
77.
Rainsford's Burmese Tiger pit claimed a victim. Who or what was it?
a)
Ivan
b)
Rainsford
c)
Zaroff
d)
One of Zaroff's hunting dogs
78.
Rainsford tries another trick to take Zaroff down. He attaches his knife to a sapling and launches it down to the trail. Where did Rainsford learn this trick?
a)
Paraguay
b)
Mongolia
c)
Zimbabwe
d)
Uganda
79.
What target does Rainsford's sapling trick hit?
a)
a tree
b)
Zaroff
c)
Ivan
d)
Another of Zaroff's dogs
80.
While traveling back to his home, Zaroff hums a tune form what musical piece?
a)
Beethoven's Ode to Joy
b)
Carmen Jones
c)
Strauss's The Blue Danube
d)
Madame Butterfly
81.
Which two annoyances kept Zaroff from enjoying his dinner?
a)
Repairing his home and replacing his lost dogs
b)
Restocking the island with animals
c)
Purchasing a new pistol
d)
Replacing Ivan and his escaped quarry
82.
True or False: Rainsford escaped Zaroff and entered into his home by running through the jungle. (Note: This refers to the END of the story)
a)
True
b)
False
83.
Who wins the game?
a)
Zaroff
b)
Rainsford
84.
Which of the following statements best describes how Zaroff justifies his hunting of human beings?
a)
Animal life is more precious than human life.
b)
Only the strong deserve to survive.
c)
Individual freedom is more important than laws.
d)
Human beings are not morally responsible for one another.
85.
The last sentence of the story is, “He had never slept in a better bed, Rainsford decided.” What important piece of plot information does that sentence give you?
a)
Zaroff has lost the final duel.
b)
Rainsford has safely reached his homeland.
c)
Rainsford has a history of sleep problems.
d)
Rainsford cares too much about luxuries.
86.
Which of the following statements describes a THEME in "The Most Dangerous Game"?
a)
Do not trust Russians.
b)
Hunting and killing people can be a fun activity.
c)
Strength and skill are necessary for survival.
d)
General Zaroff is a serial killer.
87.
Which of the following statements is the best example of foreshadowing in the story?
a)
Whitney’s tales of Ship-Trap Island foreshadow danger.
b)
The fact that Rainsford smokes a pipe foreshadows his death.
c)
The fact that Ivan does not speak foreshadows the story of Ivan’s youth.
d)
Rainsford’s construction of traps foreshadows that he is an expert hunter.
88.
The pistol shots Rainsford hears at the beginning of the story are an example of
a)
Suspense
b)
Foreshadowing
c)
Both suspense and foreshadowing
d)
Neither suspense nor foreshadowing
89.
What evidence shows that General Zaroff is a wealthy man?
a)
He lives in a palatial chateau
b)
He has a guard/servant
c)
He owns very fine clothes
d)
All three pieces of evidence
90.
What literary device is used in this sentence from "The Most Dangerous Game"?
"I have played the fox, now I must play the cat of the fable."
"I have played the fox, now I must play the cat of the fable."
a)
Simile
b)
Metaphor
c)
Hyperbole
d)
Personification
91.
What literary device is used in this sentence from "The Most Dangerous Game"?
"There was a medieval magnificence about it; it suggested a baronial hall of feudal times with its oaken panels, its high ceiling"
"There was a medieval magnificence about it; it suggested a baronial hall of feudal times with its oaken panels, its high ceiling"
a)
Imagery
b)
Metaphor
c)
Hyperbole
d)
Personification
92.
What literary device is used in this sentence from "The Most Dangerous Game"?
“I am still a beast at bay,” he said, in a low, hoarse voice. “Get ready, General Zaroff.”
“I am still a beast at bay,” he said, in a low, hoarse voice. “Get ready, General Zaroff.”
a)
Simile
b)
Metaphor
c)
Hyperbole
d)
Personification
93.
What literary device is used in this sentence from "The Most Dangerous Game"?
"...trying to peer through the dank tropical night that was palpable as it pressed its thick warm blackness in upon the yacht.”
"...trying to peer through the dank tropical night that was palpable as it pressed its thick warm blackness in upon the yacht.”
a)
Imagery
b)
Metaphor
c)
Hyperbole
d)
Personification
94.
What does General Zaroff first offer Rainsford upon his arrival?
a)
To work alongside Ivan
b)
To go out hunting together
c)
To try his luck at being hunted
d)
A safe passage home
95.
He kills Piggy by pushing a boulder onto him.
a)
Peter Griffin
b)
Jack
c)
Maurice
d)
Roger
96.
This character most likely dies in the fire at the beginning of the book.
a)
Piggy
b)
Boy w the Mulberry Birthmark
c)
Pilot
d)
The Beast
97.
This symbolizes order and civilization.
a)
Conch
b)
Glasses
c)
Scar
d)
Mask
98.
This character symbolizes order and civilization.
a)
Jack
b)
Simon
c)
Piggy
d)
Captain
99.
This symbol also means Beelzebub or the devil.
a)
Roger
b)
Parachutist
c)
Jack
d)
Lord of the Flies
100.
This symbol is destroyed to demonstrate the theme that without society and rules, man will return to his savage roots.
a)
Captain
b)
Glasses
c)
Conch
d)
Ronald McDonald
101.
Simon discovers this main theme about human nature when speaking to the Lord of the Flies
a)
The beast is part of us
b)
Pigs are ugly
c)
Humans need each other
d)
Humans are inherently innocent
102.
The reason the boys are on the island
a)
Plane Crash
b)
Boat Crash
c)
Born There
d)
What Island?
103.
Which of these is a reoccurring theme is LOTF?
a)
Nature is harsh
b)
Things and people are not what they seem
c)
Man is forgiving
d)
Nature is kind
104.
He turned over, holding his nose, and a golden light danced and shattered just over his face.
a)
Simile
b)
Metaphor
c)
Personification
d)
Hyperbole
105.
Within the irregular arc of coral the lagoon was still as a mountain lake.
a)
Simile
b)
Metaphor
c)
Personification
d)
Hyperbole
106.
"We've got to make smoke up there--or die."
a)
Simile
b)
Metaphor
c)
Personification
d)
Hyperbole
107.
The smoke was a tight little knot on the horizon was was uncoiling slowly.
a)
Simile
b)
Metaphor
c)
Personification
d)
Hyperbole
108.
Jack's hair and beard are bright blond.
a)
literal language is used
b)
figurative language is used
109.
When he heard the scream, claws of fear tore at his scalp.
a)
literal language
b)
figurative language
110.
the repeated consonant sounds at the beginnings of words
(breeze blew briskly)
(breeze blew briskly)
a)
alliteration
b)
consonance
c)
assonance
d)
onomatopoeia
111.
sounds that imitate meanings
(pop, fizz, hiss)
(pop, fizz, hiss)
a)
alliteration
b)
consonance
c)
assonance
d)
onomatopoeia
112.
Which of the following word pairs is an example of alliteration?
a)
claws and paws
b)
head and heart
c)
ram and jam
113.
The whole world was staring at me.
a)
personification
b)
idiom
c)
onomatopoeia
d)
hyperbole
114.
"I was tempted as if I had been Eve."
a)
allusion
b)
antithesis
c)
imagery
d)
juxtaposition
115.
He complained on Twitter how useless social media is.
a)
hyperbole
b)
irony
c)
oxymoron
d)
simile
116.
In "The Gift of the Magi" readers know that Della has sold her hair when she opens Jim's gift of the coveted hair piece.
a)
verbal irony
b)
paradox
c)
dramatic irony
d)
situational irony
117.
You're the dumbest smart kid I know.
a)
Oxymoron
b)
Paradox
c)
Litotes
d)
Hyperbole
118.
"Andy always eats apples and asparagus" is an example of which type of figurative language?
a)
Assonance
b)
Consonance
c)
Figurative Language
d)
Metaphor
119.
Each individual author has a unique writing ____________, which is the way they compose a text.
a)
Theme
b)
Style
c)
Personification
d)
Rhythm
120.
The _________ of the movie Hunger Games starts with introducing a dystopian world. The main character volunteers to fight to the death in a match against 23 other teenagers to save her sister.
a)
Theme
b)
Structure
c)
Style
d)
Plot
121.
"I was surprised his nose was not growing like Pinoccho's." This is an example of an _____________.
a)
Allusion
b)
Alliteration
c)
Imagery
d)
Hyperbole
122.
Delighted, peaceful, frustrated, and angry are all examples of words that could describe the author's __________, or attitude.
a)
Tone
b)
Style
c)
Metaphor
d)
Mood
123.
Define epic:
a)
The greatest night ever
b)
A long narrative poem about a hero
c)
A short story with a cliffhanger
d)
A novel with a cliffhanger
124.
Define protagonist:
a)
the main character
b)
the author
c)
a professional tagonist
d)
the publisher
125.
Define antagonist
a)
a person who is against agonists
b)
the person or force who opposes the protagonist
c)
The author
d)
an insect
126.
Define foil:
a)
baked potato wrapper
b)
the author
c)
A character that contrasts with another character
d)
a useful product
127.
An epic hero is a person whose qualities represent those valuable to his or her _____________________.
a)
society
b)
family
c)
culture
d)
character
128.
When dealing with others, the epic hero is often ______________ and _____________.
a)
serious and quiet
b)
clever and crafty
c)
fun and adventerous
d)
brave and strong
129.
Which plant makes the sailors forget their desire to return home?
a)
Lotus
b)
Poppy
c)
Lethe-root
d)
Hemlock
130.
How is Odysseus able to listen safely to the Sirens' song?
a)
He has his men bind him to the ship's mast.
b)
Athena makes the Sirens appear ugly to him.
c)
He eats a lotus flower, rendering him unable to swim to the Sirens' island.
d)
He isn't able to listen safely to their song.
131.
Who begs Odysseus to bury him?
a)
Laertes
b)
Polyphemus
c)
Elpenor
d)
Achilles
132.
What does Tiresias warn Odysseus not to harm on his voyage?
a)
the eagle of the Moon
b)
the serpent of the Seas
c)
the cattle of the Sun
d)
the badger of the Mountains
133.
Who transforms Odysseus's sailors into pigs?
a)
Circe
b)
Athena
c)
Poseidon
d)
Calypso
134.
The author of The Odyssey, even though he was blind.
a)
Joshua
b)
Homer
c)
James I
d)
Oligarch
135.
Point of view is...
a)
the author's opinion
b)
who the narrator is
c)
the vantage point of a story
d)
the reader's opinion
136.
What is parallel structure?
a)
Parallel structure is when you're using alliteration in a sentence.
b)
Parallel structure is where you use hyperboles in a sentence.
c)
Parallel structure is repeating the same arrangements of phrases or terms inside a sentence.
d)
Parallel structure is another word for figurative language.
137.
Which is an example of parallel structure?
a)
Kim likes to sing and dance
b)
Amara loves to sing, to act, and to dance.
c)
They like to go swimming in the summer.
d)
The soap smelled like cherries and vanilla.
138.
How does parallel structure help?
a)
Parallel structure helps organize ideas, making the text easier to comprehend.
b)
It adds a good effect for autobiography novels.
c)
Parallel structure makes reading fiction stories easier, because it explains signposts.
d)
It doesn't.
139.
What is Mood in a story?
a)
Emotions the reader feels
b)
Rising Action
c)
The Where and When
d)
The Setting
140.
After years of saving money, John bought his dream home. It was a two-story beach house in a secluded area. John thought it was absolutely perfect, until he noticed the termites. First there were just a few, nibbling away at the back deck, but soon there were thousands. This is the story of how John went to war with the termites, a war that he eventually won, but one that cost him his dream home.
a)
Man vs Self
b)
Man vs Nature
c)
Man vs Man
d)
Man vs Society
141.
TPCASTT is a poetry analysis method for the purpose of...
a)
taking apart the poem to understand it's full meaning.
b)
getting the correct answer on the test.
c)
writing your own poetry.
d)
going to college.
142.
Which of the following is NOT part of TPCASTT analysis?
a)
Title
b)
Theme
c)
Title revisited
d)
Traits
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