English II – Vocabulary Quiz 7
_____1. Your actions have made me so mad at you.
A. upset
B. sharp
C. anger
D. sad
_____ 2. The person who tells the story
A. Point of view
B. character
C. narrator
D. tone
_____3. True
A. non-fiction
C. style
B. Fiction
D. tone
_____ 4. Writing or speech that attempts to convince the reader to think or act in a particular way
A. logos
B. motif
C. persuasion
D. pathos
_____5. The person or persons for whom a piece of writing is written
A. Point of view
B. flashback
C. audience
_____6. The attitude a writer takes toward a work.
A. short story
B. conflict
C. style
D. motif
D. tone
_____ 7. The students and teachers are _____ when school dismisses on Friday afternoons.
A. sad
B. happy
C. sharp
D. silly
_____8. A character that reveals only one side of himself/herself.
A. round Character
B. flat character C. tone
D. moral
_____9. The _____of the short story begins at the exposition.
A. short story
B. plot
C. style
_____10. When the author goes back in time to talk about events
A. Point of view
B. flashback
C. symbol
D. tone
D. dialect
_____ 11. Her tone was very ______ when she was criticizing me for my low grades.
A. frivolous
B. sharp
C. happy
D. afraid
_____ 12. Have you lost your mind?
A. dialect
B. persuasion
C. rhetorical
_____ 13. What is the synonym for “The Cat in the Hat?”
A. short story
B. plot
C. style
D. motif
D. conflict
_____14. How the author reveals the personality of the character.
A. Style
B. characterization
C. theme
D. moral
_____15. A biography is a ______ of literature.
A. genre
B. plot
C. non-fiction
D. fiction
_____16. Dark wing duck is a ____ character
A. round
B. flat
D. static
C. dynamic
_____17. The wicked witch is a ______ character because she is always evil.
A. round
B. flat
C. static
D. dynamic
_____18. The way a certain group of people speak
A. Point of view
B. flashback
C. symbol
D. dialect
_____ 19. The commercials that beg people to adopt pets.
A. fiction
B. ethos
C. pathos
D. logos
_____ 20. A character that changes.
A. dynamic character B. tone
C. static character
D. style
_____ 21. To disturb.
A. anger
C. sharp
D. sad
_____22. A lesson about right and wrong
A.tone
B. moral
C. style
D. conflict
_____23. A book length work of fiction
A. Author’s purpose B. audience
C. motif
D. novel
B. upset
_____ 24. To make weary by being dull, repetitive, or tedious
A. Frivolous
B. silly
C. upset
D. boring
_____ 25. A person in a story.
A. tone
B. character
C. setting
D. non-fiction
_____ 26. An appeal to ethics
A. motif
B. pathos
C. ethos
D. logos
_____27. What is the year 1952 an example of?
A. fiction
B. tone
C. genre
D. setting
_____ 28. The Watermelon Festival is an example of ____ in Tompkinsville.
A. Flashback
B. dialect
C. local color
D. setting
_____29. Struggle between opposing forces
A. short story
B. plot
C. conflict
D. tone
_____30. William Shakespeare writes in a formal_____.
A. style
B. plot
C. conflict
D. tone
_____31. I was so _____ when I entered the haunted house.
A. Afraid
B. silly
C. boring
D sharp
_____32. Not true
A. non-fiction
D. tone
B. fiction
C. short story
_____33. The stories in the Bible are used in _____ the most in literature.
A. plot
B. style
C. conflict
D. allusions
_____34. A theme or idea that occurs over and over again
A. Narrator
B. audience
C. allusion
D. motif
_____ 35. An appeal to logic
A. logos
B. ethos
C. pathos
D. persuasion
_____36. The main idea
A. plot
B. theme
C. conflict
D. allusions
_____37. The music in Jaws is a _____ that tells the audience a shark is going to attack.
A. ForeshadowB. flashback
C. symbol
D. allusion
_____38. The relationship of the narrator to the story
A. theme
B. setting
C. point of view
D. author
_____39. Dr. Seuss
A. theme
C. point of view
D. author
_____40. To persuade an audience
A. Audience
B. author’s purpose
C. point of view
D. allusion
_____41. The rose stands for love
A. theme
B. symbol
C. character
D. allusions
_____42. Frivolous
A. silly
C. upset
D. sharp
B. setting
B. tone