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Worksheets2021 English One Final Exam Review
Total questions: 57
Worksheet time: 29mins
In MLA format, your paper should be __________.
single-spaced.
double-spaced.
multiple spaced.
evenly spaced.
In MLA format, your paper font type should be __________.
Times New Roman
Arial
Cambria
Comic Sans
In MLA format, your paper font size should be __________.
11 point
12 point
13 point
14 point
Which of the following is the correct MLA heading?
your name, my teacher’s name, class, assignment due date
assignment due date, class, my teacher’s name, your name
your name, assignment due date, class, my teacher’s name
due date, my name, my teacher's name, class
The title of your MLA paper should be centered on the first page and in __________.
bold type.
italics.
in quotation marks.
none of the above
What words should be centered at the top of the sources page?
My Sources
Bibliography
Works Cited
Resources
In what order should the sources go on the Works Cited page?
random
numerical
alphabetical
in the order you found them
The Works Cited page should be __________.
single-spaced.
double-spaced.
multiple spaced.
evenly spaced.
If a source takes up two lines on your Works Cited page, what should you do to the second line?
line it up with the first line
use hanging indent
make it fit on one line
use triple spacing
When evaluating a source, you should try to figure out __________.
who made it.
if the source is unbiased.
if the source is an authority on the topic.
all of the above.
Which of the following is not plagiarism?
deliberately using someone else's language, ideas, or other original material without acknowledging its source
submitting someone else's texts as one's own
carelessly or inadequately citing ideas and words borrowed from another source
using information that is common knowledge without acknowledging a source
You know the author (Smith) and the page number (7) of the quote you want to cite. Which in-text citation is correct?
Rabbits cannot vomit, therefore "they have trouble burping" (Smith, 7).
Rabbits cannot vomit, therefore "they have trouble burping" (Smith 7).
Rabbits cannot vomit, therefore "they have trouble burping" (Smith).
Your article does not have an author or a page number. Which in-text citation is correct?
"Some cats are allergic to people" ("Cat Facts").
"Some cats are allergic to people" (Cat Facts).
"Some cats are allergic to people" (Cat Facts 1).
The information from the website "Is it Spring Break Yet? A Guide to Surviving the Final Months of School Before our Next Break" does not have an author or page number. Which in-text citation is correct?
"Continue to do all of your work, or you will fail the class" (Is It Spring).
"Continue to do all of your work, or you will fail the class" ("Is it Spring Break Yet? A Guide to Surviving the Final Months of School Before our Next Break").
"Continue to do all of your work, or you will fail the class" ("Is It Spring...").
"Continue to do all of your work, or you will fail the class."
What are the three author's purposes?
to persuade
to antagonize
to inform
to entertain
the sequence of events in a literary work
plot
conflict
setting
exposition
a central message or insight into life revealed through a literary work
conflict
simile
metaphor
theme
“reading between the lines”
inferencing
annotating
persuading
pontificating
words used to imitate sounds
personification
simile
onomatopoeia
metaphor
words surrounding an unfamiliar word that hint at a word’s meaning
context clues
logical clues
emotional clues
definition clues
tells the audience what the personality of the character is
characterization
indirect characterization
direct characterization
parallel characterization
a summary based on fact not opinions
subjective summary
objective summary
summary
cohesive summary
the presentation of material in a work in such a way that later events are hinted at
foreshadowing
flashback
epiphany
exposition
descriptive or figurative language used in literature to create word pictures for the reader
sensory language
simile
metaphor
imagery
author presents material that occurred earlier than the present tense of the narrative
rising action
flashback
falling action
foreshadowing
a type of figurative language in which a nonhuman subject is given human characteristics
metaphor
simile
personification
imagery
a descriptive term accompanying or occurring in place of a name
Homeric Simile
simile
metaphor
epithet
detailed comparison in the form of a simile that is many lines in length
Homeric Simile
simile
Homer Simile
metaphor
shows things that reveal the personality of a character
characterization
direct characterization
indirect characterization
parallel characterization
a figure of speech in which the words like or as are used to compare two dissimilar items
Homeric Simile
Homer Simile
simile
metaphor
a figure of speech in which one thing is spoken of as though it were something else
metaphor
personification
simile
Homeric Simile
the creation of imaginary persons so they seem lifelike
direct characterization
indirect characterization
characterization
parallel characterization
opposition of persons or forces that brings about dramatic action
exposition
resolution
falling action
conflict
the time and place in which a story occurs
setting
exposition
rising action
falling action
a character in opposition of the protagonist
protagonist
antagonist
direct antagonist
indirect antagonist
mark up a text to show evidence of a critical reading
inference
deduce
ponder
annotate
the story’s main character
epic hero
antagonist
villain
protagonist
Poseidon’s son, cyclops
Odysseus
Polyphemus
Poseidon
Penelope
epic hero
Homer
Scylla
Zeus
Odysseus
god of the sea, Odysseus’s enemy
Polyphemus
Penelope
Poseidon
Homer
weaves a shroud for Odysseus
Penelope
Telemachus
Polyphemus
Poseidon
destroys Odysseus’s ship
Zeus
Odysseus
Polyphemus
Poseidon
Odysseus’s son
Scylla
Telemachus
Polyphemus
Homer
sea monster of gray rock
Charybdis
Homer
Scylla
Telemachus
author of The Iliad and The Odyssey
Richard Connell
Edgar Allan Poe
Homer
Socrates
My mom wants to make ____________ main courses for her birthday this year.
to
too
two
There are ___________ many good things to eat at this party!
to
too
two
Please go ___________ the pet store on your way home.
to
too
two
“___________ my favorite person,” said Bill to Cathy.
Your
You're
Can I see ___________ history notes on RBG?
your
you're
The Goulds have lived in Madrid for three years, but ___________ moving back to Effingham next month.
there
their
they're
Kaitlyn already left for the party. Allison is meeting her ___________after dinner.
there
their
they're
The Jones boys explained that ___________ dog ran away when they opened the door.
there
their
they're
There are ___________ folders in the cabinet today than there were yesterday.
less
fewer
This fall, I plan to spend ___________ money travelling than I did last year.
less
fewer
___________ the present on the table next to the birthday card for Drake.
Lie
Lay
While camping, we both agreed that the cave was a strange place to ___________ down and take a nap.
lie
lay
