A) poetry B) non-fiction C) drama D) prose
A) three rhymed couplet and one octave B) Two quatrains and two octave C) Three quatrains and one sestet D) One octave and one sestet
A) speaker B) author C) antagonist. D) hero E) villain
A) line B) paraphrasing. C) chorus D) couplet E) stanza
A) says the opposite of what the speaker means B) tries to deceive the audience C) is misunderstood D) is alone E) is funny.
A) dimeter B) end C) decasyllabic D) internal E) middle rhyme.
A) hyperbole B) assonance C) simile D) alliteration E) euphemism
A) limited B) always humorous C) realistic D) all knowing E) God
A) Tragedy B) farce C) Tragic flaw D) Comedy E) Tragi-comedy
A) a preamble B) a prologue C) an introduction D) first words. E) an epilogue
A) rhythm B) simile C) euphemism D) hyperbole E) oxymoron
A) dialogue B) setting C) plot D) singing E) epilogue
A) an ode B) lullaby C) a sonnet D) a ballad E) an epic
A) title B) climax C) topic D) theme E) conflict
A) timing B) plot C) theme D) atmosphere E) setting
A) celebrates heroic deeds B) is a church poem. C) is set in the countryside D) has a mournful tone E) conforms to a fixed pattern of lines
A) comedy, drama and prose B) fiction, non-fiction, drama C) prose, drama, poetry D) poetry, prose, fiction
A) foil B) cast C) heroine D) hero E) antagonist
A) allegory B) personification C) allusion D) anecdote E) simile
A) ode B) epic C) euphony D) lyric E) sonnet
A) couplet B) quatrain C) sonnet D) octave E) sestet
A) an allegory B) a pun C) a fable D) a satire E) a farce
A) anthology B) biography C) autobiography D) history E) short story
A) monologue B) dialogue C) soliloquy D) recitation
A) a narrative B) lyric C) a sonnet D) an elegy E) an ode
A) middle B) prologue C) exposition D) epilogue E) climax
A) verse B) free verse C) consonance D) assonance
A) farce B) a soliloquy C) an opera D) an asidea E) mime
A) alliteration B) digression C) assonance D) satire E) rhythm
A) hero B) heroine C) tragic-hero D) protagonist E) villian
A) irony B) personification C) simile D) metaphor E) hyperbole
A) stanza B) scene C) verse D) couplet E) line
A) imagery B) symbolism C) epilogue D) picaresque E) flashback
A) disguises as the antagonist B) creates cosmic relief C) directs the action D) creates the atmosphere E) supports the protagonist
A) ballad B) eulogy C) pastoral D) romance E) folktale
A) ode B) ballad C) elegy D) metaphor
A) essay B) diary C) autobiography D) selfism E) biography
A) mood B) style C) language D) setting E) theme
A) are paralled lines B) have similar spellings C) are disjointed D) convey meaning E) sound alike
A) passage B) diction C) verse D) genre E) act
A) denouement B) relief C) climax D) conflict E) plot
A) personification B) simile C) metaphor D) contrast
A) simile B) personification C) metaphor D) alliteration
A) tautological B) romantic C) creative D) letter writing E) epistolary
A) enjambment B) climax C) resolution D) solution E) denouement
A) tone B) setting C) diction D) words E) mood
A) all of above B) educate and entertain us C) entertain us D) educate us E) strengthen and beautify us
A) onomatopoeia B) criticism C) synaesthesia D) euphemism E) litotes
A) onomatopoeia B) metaphor C) synaesthesia D) hyperbole E) oxymoron
A) propounds a philosophy B) preaches a sermon C) tells a story or tale D) argues in a narrative manner |