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Eng. 10 Final Exam Review

Total questions: 62

Worksheet time: 29mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the spacing of your text?

a)

Single

b)

1.25"

c)

Double

d)

1.50"

2.
Why should students use MLA Format?
a)
To avoid plagiarism
b)
Because teachers say they should
c)
To make a paper harder
d)
Students shouldn't use it
3.
How is the Works Cited page arranged?
a)
Alphabetically, by title of the work
b)
Alphabetically, by the author's first name
c)
Alphabetically, by the author's last name
d)
By publication year
4.
Each paragraph is _____ at the beginning. 
a)
right aligned 
b)
centered 
c)
indented
d)
single spaced 
5.

Which font must be used for a paper to be in MLA format?

a)

Chalkduster

b)

Times New Roman

c)

Comic Sans

d)

Papyrus

6.

How do you write the date in MLA format?

a)

8/22/18

b)

August 22, 2018

c)

22 August 2018

d)

22, August, 2018

7.

What should the spacing be in an MLA formatted essay?

a)

2.0

b)

1.5

c)

1.0

d)

0.5

8.

What is the font size for most MLA documents?

a)

10

b)

12

c)

14

d)

16

9.

True or False.

In an MLA document, titles should be underlined.

a)

True

b)

False

10.
Caesar's two physical defects were 
a)
falling sickness, nausea 
b)
weak eyesight, obesity 
c)
crippled leg;deafness 
d)
deafness, falling sickness 
11.
Why does Cassius want Brutus to join the conspiracy?
a)
Brutus is respected y the people
b)
Brutus knows the Capitol and can plan the ambush
c)
Brutus is wealthy
d)
Bruts has command of an army
12.
Caesar ignores all of the warnings because
a)
he does not trust the augerers
b)
he feels invincible
c)
he trusts Calpurnia
d)
he trusts Marc Antony
13.
Who stabs CAesar first?
a)
Brutus
b)
Cinna
c)
Casca
d)
Cassius
14.
What is the warning of the soothsayer to Caesar?
a)
Beware of the Ides of March
b)
Beware of your friends
c)
Beware of Pompey
d)
Beware of the Feast of Lupercal
15.
What is happening at the opening of The Tragedy of Julius Caesar? 
a)
Caesar is being murdered
b)
some citizens are in support and some are against Caesar 
c)
The Feast of Lupercal
d)
The Ides of March 
16.

What dream does Calpurnia have?

a)

Brutus stabbed Caesar in the back

b)

A statue ran with Caesar's blood

c)

Caesar didn't accept the crown

d)

Antony betrayed Caesar

17.

Who is the last person to stab Caesar?

a)

Casca

b)

Brutus

c)

Cassius

d)

Calpurnia

18.

How does Antony turn the people against Brutus and Cassius?

a)

He makes a persuasive speech showing how they acted dishonorably

b)

He turns the other members of the conspiracy against Brutus and Cassius

c)

He buys the people of Rome expensive gifts

d)

He bribes the soothsayer

19.
Brutus says that he loves Caesar but he loves ______ more.
a)
honor
b)
Portia
c)
Rome
d)
himself
20.

In Antony's speech he repeatedly calls Brutus...

a)

wicked

b)

gracious

c)

brave

d)

honorable

21.
What is the name of Caesar's wife?
a)
Portia
b)
Calpurnia
c)
Maria
d)
Anne
22.
At the beginning of Act I, Scene 1 how do we know that Caesar is a powerful man?
a)
He defeated Brutus in a fight
b)
He defeated Pompey in a civil war
c)
He beat Mark Antony in a wrestling match
d)
He beat Cassius across a river in a swimming contest
23.
What is ethos?
a)
A rhetorical appeal to an audience's emotions
b)
A rhetorical appeal related to the speaker's trustworthiness
c)
A rhetorical appeal that uses logic and reason to persuade an audience
d)
A rhetorical appeal related to the speaker's personal opinions
24.
What is logos?
a)
A rhetorical appeal to an audience's emotions
b)
A rhetorical appeal related to the speaker's trustworthiness
c)
A rhetorical appeal that uses logic and reason to persuade an audience
d)
A rhetorical appeal related to the speaker's personal opinions
25.
What is pathos?
a)
A rhetorical appeal to an audience's emotions
b)
A rhetorical appeal related to the speaker's trustworthiness
c)
A rhetorical appeal that uses logic and reason to persuade an audience
d)
A rhetorical appeal related to the speaker's personal opinions
26.
What figure of speech is used in the following lines: “But I am constant as the Northern Star...”? 
a)
alliteration
b)
personification
c)
simile
d)
an anachronism
27.

Which of these characters is a great general that returns to Rome in triumph and refuses the crown three times?

a)

Julius Caesar

b)

Marcus Brutus

c)

Pompey

d)

Marcellus

28.

Which two characters are critical of the working class at the beginning of the play because they are fickle for supporting Caser so soon after supporting Pompey?

a)

Flavius and Metellus Cimber

b)

Trebonius and Marcellus

c)

Flavius and Marcellus

d)

Trebonius and Metellus Cimber

29.

Which of these is Caesar's wife, a woman who experiences disturbing prophetic dreams?

a)

Cinna

b)

Calpurnia

c)

Poplius

d)

Portia

30.

Which of these character is jealous of Caesar's position, and is the mastermind of the plot against him?

a)

Cassius

b)

Metellus

c)

Caius

d)

Marcus Brutus

31.

Which of these was the only one of the conspirators whothought only of what was best for Rome?

a)

Poplius

b)

Cassius

c)

Trebonius

d)

Marcus Brutus

32.

This is the wife of Brutus, who wants to share in everything he does and is a typical, stoic Roman woman.

a)

Calpurnia

b)

Trebonius

c)

Portia

d)

Popilius

33.
Who is behind the idea of killing Caesar?
a)
Antony
b)
Casca
c)
Brutus
d)
Cassius
34.
Why does Caesar prefer the "fat" men?
a)
They are more content, less likely look for trouble. 
b)
It shows they eat well.
c)
They are healthy. 
d)
They are always hungry, looking for trouble.  
35.

What is delivered to Brutus as part of Cassius' plan?

a)

a contract for all conspirators to sign

b)

documents that explain the take over

c)

fake letters

d)

the new rules for the country

36.
What does the last words of Caesar (Et tu, Brute) reveal about Caesar's relationship with Brutus?
a)
Caesar was not surprised Brutus stabbed him.  
b)
Caesar knew all along Brutus was not trustworthy. 
c)
Caesar was surprised his friend would turn on him. 
d)
Caesar was telling him goodbye.  
37.

The defendant in this case has been charged with ___

a)

robbery

b)

kidnapping

c)

auto theft

d)

murder

38.

What does the defendant say happened to the knife he purchased

a)

fell through a hole in his pocket

b)

was given back to the owner of the store

c)

was thrown in the river

d)

was given as a present

39.

The woman across the el tracks couldn't have see the murder happened because she

a)

was alseep

b)

didn't have her glasses on

c)

couldn't see through the el train

d)

couldn't get her window open

40.
What does the defendant claim he was doing while his father was stabbed?
a)
going to the movies
b)
riding his bike
c)
getting into a fight
d)
working
41.
Which juror votes "not guilty" at the first vote?
a)
2
b)
4
c)
6
d)
8
42.
How many of the 12 jurors must vote "guilty" for a conviction? 
a)
A majority
b)
More than 8
c)
All of them
d)
More than 10
43.
What type of neighborhood does the boy live in?
a)
suburb
b)
slum
c)
rich
d)
middle class area
44.
Who says, "I urge you to deliberate honestly and thoughtfully. If this is a reasonable doubt - then you must bring me a verdict of 'not guilty.' If, however, there is no reasonable doubt - then you must, in good conscience, find the accused guilty."
a)
Judge
b)
Foreman
45.

The defendant in the trial is accused of

a)

killing a grocery store clerk.

b)

killing a rival gang member.

c)

killing his father.

d)

killing an old man in his apartment house.

46.

Why does Juror 5 get so upset with Juror 10?

a)

Juror 10 stole his pencil.

b)

Juror 10 says that people from the sulm are trash.

c)

Juror 10 is his father.

d)

Juror 10 smells of alcohol.

47.
weak and thin 
a)
flimsy
b)
monopoly
c)
retire
d)
el
48.
arguing
a)
retire
b)
calculus
c)
bickering
d)
mugging
49.
a comparison that uses like or as (She is as fast as a cheetah) 
a)
simile
b)
hyperbole
c)
metaphor
d)
personification
50.
a comparison that does not use like or as (He is a beast)
a)
simile
b)
hyperbole
c)
metaphor
d)
noun
51.

Match the term with the following definition.


To consider carefully.

a)

Defense

b)

Deliberate

c)

Motive

d)

Prosecution

52.

the final decision made by the jury

a)

deliberate

b)

hung jury

c)

verdict

d)

blunder

53.

one who takes pleasure in hurting someone else

a)

refugee

b)

sadist

c)

bickerer

d)

happy camper

54.
find or declare guilty
a)
verdict
b)
prosecution
c)
sadist
d)
convict
55.
someone against whom an action is brought in a court of law
a)
defendant
b)
prosecution
c)
sadist
d)
acquittal
56.
The three rhetorical appeals are...
a)
pathos, logos, ethoes
b)
pathoes, ethos, logos
c)
ethos, logos, pathos
d)
ethos, logoes, pathos
57.
A horse is a horse, of course, of course. And no one can talk to a horse of course. That is, of course, unless the horse is the famous Mister Ed
a)
Repetition
b)
Metaphor
c)
Extended Metaphor
d)
Anaphora
58.
Who is the famous philosopher that wrote about rhetoric?
a)
Plato
b)
Aristotle
c)
Socrates
d)
Ms. Yang
59.
"“This place is like a Garden of Eden.”
a)
Allusion
b)
Euphemism
c)
Anadiplosis
d)
Anaphora
60.
Doing something because everyone else is doing it
a)
glittering generalities 
b)
bandwagon 
c)
fear tactics
d)
testimonial
61.
The art of using language for the purpose of persuasion
a)
rhetoric 
b)
expert testimony
c)
glittering generalities 
d)
pathos
62.
Attacking the person/opposition instead of the claim or product (ad hominem)
a)
either/or fallacy
b)
false cause and effect fallacy
c)
circular reasoning fallacy
d)
name-calling fallacy