Worksheets1st Quarter Test 2020
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 24mins
Unable to be captured or broken into
precursor
demure
impregnable
nefarious
shy or modest
precursor
demure
impregnable
nefarious
A woman who flirts to get what she wanted
coquette
affinity
implacable
jingoistic
unable to be soothed
coquette
affinity
implacable
jingoistic
hate
bemoan
misogynist
abhor
talisman
an object with magical powers to bring good luck
bemoan
misogynist
abhor
talisman
Showing great knowledge or learning
bovine
facetious
contrite
erudite
in the manner of a cow
bovine
facetious
contrite
erudite
Formal release from guilt or punishment
bilk
replete
blasphemy
absolution
to be well-supplied with something
bilk
replete
blasphemy
absolution
Excessive or foolish
deride
debacle
temerity
ennui
dissatisfaction or exhaustion caused by boredom
deride
debacle
temerity
ennui
The (a) is the main character. The person for whom the reader roots.
The (a) is the opponent who blocks the protagonist.
Which point of view is journalistic and does not have any inner thoughts?
First person
Third Person Limited
Third Person Omniscient
Third Person Objective
Which point of view uses the personal pronoun I?
First Person
Third Person Limited
Third Person Omniscient
Third Person Objective
Which point of view has an all-knowing narrator
First person
Third Person Limited
Third Person Omniscient
Third Person Limited
Which point of view has a focus on only one character?
First Person
Third Person LImited
Third Person Omniscient
Third Person Objective
Rhetoric is
using logical arguments/facts to prove a point
credible sources/your credibilty
touches readers emotions
a method developed by Aristotle to always win an argument
Ethos is
using logical arguments/facts to prove a point
credible sources/your credibility
touching the reader's emotions
a method developed by Aristotle to always win an argument
Pathos is
using logical arguments/facts to prove a point
credible sources/your credibilty
touches the reader's emotions
a method developed by Aristotle to always win an argument
Logos is
using logical arguments/facts to prove a point
credible sources/your credibility
touches the reader's emotions
a method developed by Aristotle to always win an argument
The writer's attitude toward the character, subject, and audience of a story.
(a)
The climate or feeling of a literary work.
(a)
Not literal
Figure of speech
Figurative Language
Idiom
A word or phrase that describes one thing in terms with another; not meant to be taken literally
Figure of speech
Figurative language
idiom
A popular figure of speech; almost always overused and/or a cliche
Figure of speech
Figurative language
Idiom
What is an archetype?
What is the theme of the story? (Looking for the definition of theme.)
A personal narrative tells your whole life's story.
True
False
Personal narratives should include descriptive writing.
True
False
Personal narratives only use third person omniscient narrators.
True
False
