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English 9 — Term 1 Quiz

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Grammar & vocab basics

by Jennifer Sia
1

A character struggles against another character because they have opposing goals. What type of conflict is this?

2

A teenager wants to pursue a career in music, but her family expects her to follow the family business. What type of conflict is shown?

3

A boy struggles with fear and guilt after making a difficult decision. What type of conflict is this?

4

A family loses their home because of a powerful typhoon. What type of conflict is most evident?

5

Which of the following is a sociocultural value?

6

The sentence “Morisette was kind and generous.” is an example of what type of characterization?

7

A character's personality is revealed through his actions, thoughts, words, appearance, and the reactions of others. What method of characterization is being used?

8

Which of the following best describes psychological characterization?

9

A narrator repeatedly claims to be perfectly rational but describes actions that are clearly irrational. What can readers reasonably question?

10

What is the mood of a literary work?

11

What does diction refer to?

12

Which plot element introduces the characters, setting, and situation?

13

Which part of the plot is considered the turning point or most intense part of the story?

14

The events that occur after the climax belong to the _____.

15

A story's conflict is resolved and the story reaches its conclusion. Which plot element is this?

16

A story about a woman sacrificing her own happiness to help someone she loves presents the idea that genuine love may involve sacrifice. This is an example of a _____.

17

Which statement is the best example of a universal truth?

18

Which point of view uses pronouns such as I, me, my, we, and our?

19

Which point of view directly addresses the reader using you and your?

20

A narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of several characters in a story. What point of view is used?

21

Which of the following is an example of spectacle in drama?

22

In drama, what does dialogue refer to?

23

Which figure of speech compares two things using like or as?

24

“The city was a jungle.” What figure of speech is used?

25

“The wind whispered through the trees.” What figure of speech is used?

26

“I've told you a million times.” What figure of speech is used?

27

In The Road Not Taken, the road may symbolize choices, directions in life, and different possibilities. What literary device is being described?

28

What is iambic pentameter?

29

Which transition best completes the sentence? Ana regretted her words; _____, she approached her mother and apologized.

30

A student wants to present facts, information, explanations, and research about climate change. Which literary form would best suit the purpose?

 
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