A) to wish for B) not important C) to state clearly D) to urge on
A) chronicle B) prudence C) vestibule D) cascade
A) Buy good gifts. B) Hard work is rewarded. C) Appreciate others. D) Manage your money wisely.
A) predominating B) coveted C) instigates D) chronicle
A) prudence B) inconsequential C) predominating D) agile
A) cascade B) chronicle C) vestibule D) assertion
A) Edgar Allan Poe B) Frank Stockton C) Saki D) Richard Connell
A) 2nd B) 3rd limited C) 1st D) 3rd omniscient
A) Horror B) Literature C) Poetry D) Short Stories
A) 2000s B) 1700s C) 1800s D) 1900s
A) Virginia B) himself C) the devil D) the cat
A) pneumonia B) tuberculosis C) cancer D) natural causes
A) Frank Connell B) E.A. Poe C) James Joyce D) Saki
A) quaint B) beguiling C) desolate D) respite
A) strange B) charming C) rest D) pale
A) bright Spring B) humid June C) bleak December D) snowy Winter
A) Poe's wife Virginia B) Poe C) a character in the book D) the raven
A) 1800 B) 1809 C) 1803 D) 1900
A) refrain B) figurative language C) rhyme D) repetition
A) repetition B) rhyme C) simile D) refrain
A) message B) theme C) meaning D) rhythm
A) Stylistic device B) Mood C) Structure D) Subject
A) Stanza B) Alliteration C) Rhythm D) Style
A) perform the poem B) read it several times C) read it once D) watch the audience
A) assonance B) emotion C) rhythm D) onomatopoeia
A) alliteration B) assonance C) onomatopoeia D) rhyme
A) Alliteration B) Onomatopoeia C) Assonance D) Rhythm
A) disagree B) agree
A) tone B) stanza C) structure D) stylistic devices
A) Suzy sold seashells by the seashore. B) Did you spill the milk? C) Twinkle, twinkle little star. D) Tommy ate a piece of cake.
A) Bah, bah, black sheep. B) Every elephant eats eggs in the early evening. C) The car crashed into the ocean. D) Timmy told a tale to the teacher.
A) The car crashed into the ocean. B) The boy ate a bag of potato chips. C) The log crackled in the fireplace. D) The bell tinkled all night long.
A) The girl crunched a bag of potato chips. B) Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers. C) Twinkle, twinkle little star/How I wonder what you are. D) Love is a flower.
A) end rhyme B) rhythm C) internal rhyme D) structure
A) rhythm B) rhyme C) assonance D) onomatopoeia
A) Richard Connell B) Frank Stockton C) Edgar A. Poe D) Elvin Alex Poe
A) patience B) social justice C) self-control D) good will
A) welfare B) compassion C) forbearance D) destitute
A) individual B) mercy C) suffering D) abundance
A) Marley, Present, Future B) wife, sister C) Marley, Past, Present, Future D) Past, Present, Future |