A) continuation B) rhetorical question C) symbolism D) run - on - lines
A) epilogue B) symbolism C) flashback D) imagery
A) two rhyming lines of Poetry B) four rhyming lines of Poetry C) five alternate rhyming lines D) five rhyming lines of Poetry
A) theme B) plot C) setting D) tone
A) mood B) diction C) tone D) setting
A) Rabbit B) Tortoise C) Elephant D) Lion
A) Animal characters B) Technology C) Modern city life D) Outer space
A) horror B) suspense C) anxiety D) laughter
A) epic B) peak C) climax D) resolution
A) placement B) genre C) toning D) group
A) stigmatization B) reformation C) criticism D) abuse
A) fiction B) imagery C) . pastoral D) epic
A) direction B) preface C) plot D) setting
A) a dramatist B) stage man C) a stage writer D) Wole Soyinka
A) mimed B) taught C) danced D) read aloud
A) They are passed down through generations by word of mouth B) They are broadcasted on radio and television C) They are only written and never spoken D) They are performed as plays in threater
A) The importance of bravery and courage B) The value of hard work and preserverance C) The benefits of technology and modernization
A) plot and setting B) preponderance of figures of speech C) suspence D) evocation of feeling and imagination
A) ballad B) ode C) elegy D) dirge
A) pantomime B) burlesque C) epigram D) tragedy
A) cunning and deceitful B) aggressive and dangerous C) wise and helpful D) Animals are never portrayed in African
A) A story set in Africa B) A story written by a famous African author C) A story passed down verbally from one generation to another teaching morals and cultural beliefs D) A story with magical elements
A) scene B) playlet C) act D) drama
A) beauty B) mood C) structure D) scenery
A) mimes B) songs C) dances D) pantomimes
A) narration B) anaphora C) autobiography D) personification
A) heroine B) maverick C) feminine antagonist D) Chief character
A) epilogue B) prologue C) closing remarks D) soliloquy
A) run - on B) blank verse C) free verse D) iambic
A) rhyming scheme B) verification C) rhythm formation D) stanzas
A) anthology B) amalgam C) edit D) poetry
A) Jem Finch B) Scout Finch C) Mr. Radley D) Tom Robinson
A) Lamboi and Musa B) Yoko and Governor C) Musa and Dr. Rowe
A) theme of marriage B) theme of colonialism C) theme of gender inequality D) theme of betrayal
A) by being killed B) by drowning C) by commiting suicide D) naturally
A) Onomatopoeia B) Consonance C) Alliteration D) Assonance
A) Lawyer B) Professor C) Engineer D) Doctor
A) The trail of Tom Robinson B) The childhood adventure of Scout and Jem C) The racial tension in Maycomb D) The reclusive nature of Boo Radley
A) smuggling B) murder C) theft D) rape
A) Boo Radley Finch B) Atticus Finch C) Jean Louise Finch D) Jeremy Atticus Finch |