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Froggy Jumps English Final Exam PrepOnline version Review key concepts and terms. by Erin Merwin 1 Main theme of Romeo and Juliet a Friendship and loyalty are timeless b Wealth determines happiness c Love and conflict threaten the lovers 2 Setting (city and country) in Romeo and Juliet a Paris, France b London, England c Verona, Italy 3 Who kills Tybalt & why it happens a Romeo kills Tybalt in a duel after Tybalt kills Mercutio b Juliet kills Tybalt for mockery c Prince Escalus orders Tybalt to be killed 4 Symbolism of poison in the play a Poison symbolizes rash impulse and the destructive power of hate b Poison represents wealth and power c Poison stands for healing and forgiveness 5 Who creates the plan to reunite Romeo and Juliet & what the plan is a Friar Laurence creates the plan for Romeo and Juliet to marry and for secrecy b Nurse makes a plan for a secret elopement c Prince creates a plan for a public reconciliation 6 Who marries Romeo and Juliet a Capulet arranges their marriage b Nurse marries Romeo and Juliet c Friar Laurence marries Romeo and Juliet 7 Juliet’s family a Montague family b Capulet family c Prince family 8 Romeo’s family a Montague family b Prince family c Capulet family 9 Mother figure to Juliet & why a Friar Laurence is Juliet's mother, advisor b Nurse is Juliet's mother, caretaker c Lady Capulet is Juliet's mother, authority figure 10 What Romeo and Juliet’s deaths symbolize a The tragedy of young love and the consequences of feud b Happiness found through wealth c Power of fate and prophecy 11 Definition of a personal narrative a A persuasive argument with evidence b A fictitious tale with imagined events c A true story about the writer's own experiences 12 Point of view used in a personal narrative a Second-person point of view b Third-person objective c First-person point of view 13 Definition of a noun a A word that describes a state or condition b A word that names a person, place, thing, or idea c A word that expresses action 14 Definition of a verb a A word that expresses action or a state of being b A word that names a person, place, thing, or idea c A word that describes a noun 15 Definition of a pronoun a A word that takes the place of a noun b A word that describes a noun c A word that shows possession 16 Definition of a personal pronoun a Pronoun that refers to the speaker, addressee, or someone else b Pronoun used to show possession c Pronoun used to show quantity 17 Definition of an adjective a A word that names a noun b A word that expresses action c A word that describes a noun 18 Climax (definition) a The introduction of characters b The turning point or most intense moment c The resolution of the conflict 19 Foreshadowing (definition) a Hints or clues about what will happen later b A direct statement of theme c A slow, descriptive scene 20 Flashback (definition) a A scene that interrupts the current action to show earlier events b A speech by a character c A fast, action-packed sequence 21 Tone (definition) a The author's attitude toward subject and audience b The main conflict of the plot c The sequence of events in a story 22 Denotation (definition) a Emotional meaning of a word b Connotative associations of a word c Literal meaning of a word 23 Theme (definition — written as a sentence) a A sentence expressing the central idea or message b A sentence describing the setting c A sentence listing characters 24 Parts of plot (list all) a Character outline, setting, theme b Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution c Introduction, conflict, resolution 25 Imagery (definition) a A type of rhyme in poetry b Descriptive language that appeals to the senses c A figure of speech comparing two things 26 Metaphor (definition) a An exaggeration for emphasis b A comparison using like or as c A direct comparison between two unlike things 27 Simile (definition) a A personification of a non-human b A direct naming of one thing as another c A comparison using like or as 28 Symbolism (definition) a Using symbols to represent ideas beyond literal meaning b A rhyming pattern in poetry c A character's internal thoughts 29 Personification (definition) a A form of metaphor without direct comparison b A factual, literal description c Giving human traits to nonhuman things 30 Literal language (definition) a Language that implies deeper meanings b Language focusing on sounds and rhythm c Language that presents facts exactly as written 31 MLA font type and size a Times New Roman, 12 pt b Calibri, 11 pt c Arial, 10 pt 32 First item in an MLA heading a Student’s name b Teacher’s name c Course name 33 What to include in a citation when there is no author a Publisher name only b Title of the work c Date of access only 34 Setting in Lord of the Flies a Desert b Jungle c Island 35 Elected leader at the beginning in Lord of the Flies a Jack b Piggy c Ralph 36 Leader of the hunters in Lord of the Flies a Ralph b Jack c Simon 37 What Jack represents in Lord of the Flies a Intellect and reasoning b Civilization and order c Savagery and the dark side of human nature 38 How Piggy dies in Lord of the Flies a Killed by Ralph b Simon's death after being mistaken for the beast c Falls from a cliff 39 What Piggy’s glasses symbolize in Lord of the Flies a Fear and superstition b Insight, knowledge, and the ability to make fire c Wealth and power 40 Quiet character who is killed & how in Lord of the Flies a Simon, killed by the boys during a frenzied chant b Piggy, killed by a rock c Ralph, killed by a hunter's spear 41 What the conch shell symbolizes in Lord of the Flies a Chaos and anarchy b Power and conquest c Law, order, and structured society 42 Blackout poem (definition) a A poem with no punctuation b A poem created by erasing words from a larger text c A poem written in complete darkness 43 Haiku (rules) a Five lines with any syllable counts b Three lines with 5-7-5 syllables, usually about nature c Ends with a rhyming couplet 44 Concrete poetry (definition) a Poetry where the layout forms a visual image b A poem in free verse only c Poetry with strict rhyme scheme 45 Free verse poetry (definition) a Poetry that follows a strict form b Poetry with a refrained rhythm c Poetry without a fixed metrical pattern or rhyme 46 Definition of appeals (Persuasive Appeals) a Techniques for narrative sequencing b Methods of citation and formatting c Strategies used to persuade an audience 47 Ethos (definition) a Emotional influence on the audience b Credibility and character of the speaker c Logical reasoning and evidence 48 Pathos (definition) a Ethical appeal to audience b Emotional appeal to the audience c Logical appeal using facts 49 Logos (definition) a Ethical persuasion b Logical reasoning and evidence c Emotional storytelling

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English Final Exam PrepOnline version

by Erin Merwin

Main theme of Romeo and Juliet

Setting (city and country) in Romeo and Juliet

Who kills Tybalt & why it happens

Symbolism of poison in the play

Who creates the plan to reunite Romeo and Juliet & what the plan is

Who marries Romeo and Juliet

Juliet’s family

Romeo’s family

Mother figure to Juliet & why

What Romeo and Juliet’s deaths symbolize

Definition of a personal narrative

Point of view used in a personal narrative

Definition of a noun

Definition of a verb

Definition of a pronoun

Definition of a personal pronoun

Definition of an adjective

Climax (definition)

Foreshadowing (definition)

Flashback (definition)

Tone (definition)

Denotation (definition)

Theme (definition — written as a sentence)

Parts of plot (list all)

Imagery (definition)

Metaphor (definition)

Simile (definition)

Symbolism (definition)

Personification (definition)

Literal language (definition)

MLA font type and size

First item in an MLA heading

What to include in a citation when there is no author

Setting in Lord of the Flies

Elected leader at the beginning in Lord of the Flies

Leader of the hunters in Lord of the Flies

What Jack represents in Lord of the Flies

How Piggy dies in Lord of the Flies

What Piggy’s glasses symbolize in Lord of the Flies

Quiet character who is killed & how in Lord of the Flies

What the conch shell symbolizes in Lord of the Flies

Blackout poem (definition)

Haiku (rules)

Concrete poetry (definition)

Free verse poetry (definition)

Definition of appeals (Persuasive Appeals)

Ethos (definition)

Pathos (definition)

Logos (definition)