Sample Mulitple Choice Flashcards

1
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What literary device is this: “You have dancing shoes

With nimble soles. I have a soul of lead”?

A

Pun

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What literary device is this: “Speak to my gossip Venus one fair word”?

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Allusion

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3
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What literary device is this: “Indeed, I never shall be satisfied
With Romeo, till I behold him—dead—
Is my poor heart for a kinsman vexed”?

A

Verbal irony

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4
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When Friar Lawrence says something that Paris doesn’t hear, it is an example of:

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Aside

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5
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What is iambic pentameter?

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Five metrical feet/ten syllables, alternating unstressed, stressed, unstressed, stressed, unstressed, etc.

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What literary device is this: “green leaves are accelerating”?
I COULDN’T REMEMBER THIS ONE COMPLETELY

A

Assonance

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7
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What literary device is this: “the gentle chill of the breeze”?

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Tactile imagery

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8
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What literary device is this: whish, buzz?

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Onomatopoeia

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9
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What literary device is this: “the buzz saw leaped”?

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Personification

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10
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What is a comparison using like or as?

A

Simile

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What literary device compares actuality to appearance?

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Irony

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12
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What is the overall message of a story?

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Theme

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13
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What is two lines usually joined in rhyme that often go at the end of sonnets?

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Couplet

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14
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What are the six types of imagery?

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Tactile (touch)
Kinetic (movement)
Olfactory (smell)
Gustatory (taste)
Auditory (hearing)
Visual (sight)
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15
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What literary device is when the author embeds hints in a story to imply that something will happen later?

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Foreshadowing

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16
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What is the opposition/struggle in a story?

17
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What is personification?

A

Giving a non-human object human qualities

18
Q

What is hyperbole?

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Exaggeration for effect

19
Q

What is connotation?

A

The feelings associated with a word, what light it is usually thought of in (negative connotation)

20
Q

What word is Reuven called that has a negative connotation to him?

21
Q

What does Danny decide to do at the end of the story?

A

Go to Columbia to study psychology, cut off his earlocks and shave his beard, and stop being a Hasidic Jew and not become a rabbi/tzaddik

22
Q

What is Reuven’s greatest achievement/the thing he is most proud of doing?

A

Interpreting the passage of the Talmud that no one else could

23
Q

What motif best represents appearance vs. reality in The Chosen?

A

I WASN’T SURE ABOUT THIS ONE, BUT I’M PRETTY SURE IT’S EYES/SIGHT

24
Q

What is the main stress of Danny and Reuven’s friendship?

A

Their fathers’ different views on Zionism (Danny’s father is a passionate anti-Zionist, Reuven’s father is a passionate Zionist)

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Why is Rev Gershenson's name not in the catalogue in the library?
If he published his controversial ideas and teachings he wouldn't be allowed to teach at the school