WorksheetsFall Final 2019
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 46mins
What is an origin myth?
traditional story that explains how life begin.
traditional story of how Gods hate men
traditional story of human who want to create a world
traditional story which is just make believe
What is an archetype?
a villain
lots of buildings put together
patterns, symbols, or character types that repeat across cultures
types of genres
Allegory must include
symbolism
irony
allusion
hyperbole
Symbolism allow writers to...
...convey layers of meaning.
...take a break from typing so much.
...turn on their headphones while they type.
...play Solitaire.
Jason knows he has the skills to drive a car, and he thinks he’d be a better driver than most adults. However, the law says a person has to be 16 to get a license.
Internal Conflict
External Conflict
to embarrass or confuse; to make upset
belabor
lethargy
modus operandi
malfeasance
discomfit
to talk about in too much detail - to the point that no one wants to listen
liturgy
belabor
elaborate
discomfit
surfeit
misconduct or wrongdoing, especially by a public figure
malfeasance
magnum opus
liturgy
lethargy
edification
a method of working; a way of getting things done
elaborate
liturgy
magnum opus
modus operandi
malfeasance
improvement or betterment
synergy
surfeit
laborious
magnum opus
edification
the condition of being too full or having too much of something
lethargy
belabor
surfeit
edification
opulent
capable of being accomplished; possible
synergy
feasible
laborious
opulent
discomfit
a state of tiredness, inactivity, or laziness
edification
liturgy
malfeasance
lethargy
magnum opus
Choose the correct word to match this definition: showing a lavish display of wealth or affluence; extravagant.
enigma
verbose
deplorable
opulent
verdure
green vegetation
foreign sanctions
a type of evening wear
Brilliant; giving off heat or light
VOLATILE
VACUOUS
AMOROUS
INCANDESCENT
the quality of being open and honest in expression is . . .
candor
dearth
adjudge
salient
having no flaws; perfect
negligible
peccant
peccadillo
impeccable
a small sin, misdeed, or fault
peccant
pejorative
peccadillo
impeccable
not properly attentive; careless
impeccable
negligent
negligible
pejorative
Proctor: Oh Elizabeth, your justice would freeze beer! He turns suddenly toward a sound outside. He starts for the door as Mary Warren enters.
The words in italics in this line represent.....
archetype
stage directions
monologue
aside
When two characters have a conversation with one another, a(n) ____________________ is taking place.
allusion
aside
dialogue
monologue
What are the two main parts that make up the structure of a written drama?
dialogue and stage directions
stage directions and dramatic exposition
dialogue and characters’ speech
characters’ speech and characters’ actions
"Wow! With a top speed of one hundred fifty miles per hour, that car can almost fly!"
Looking at her son's messy room, Mom says, "Wow, you could win an award for cleanliness!"
verbal
situational
dramatic
not ironic
very angry
luminous
livid
menagerie
lofty
Struck with fear, dread, or consternation
Unabashed
Appalled
Vile
Oppression
abnormally pale; lacking in color, vitality
redundant
demure
pallid
