English Final

Dog

Identify the noun: There is a dog.

Gay

Identify the subject complement: You are gay.

Cat

Identify the subject complement: He is a cat.

I

Identify the pronoun: I am almost burnt out from making these.

He

Identify the pronoun: He knows what a pronoun is, he is not stupid.

That, This, Those, These

Identify the demonstrative pronouns: "He? That is not a demonstrative pronoun. This is a demonstrative pronoun: 'Those people are stupid. These people are crazy.'"

Everything

Identify the indefinite pronoun: I can't believe everything he can do.

Somebody

Identify the indefinite pronoun: Now you're just somebody that I used to know.

Frantically

Identify the adverb: I frantically made this.

Not

Identify the adverb: I am not gay.

Smart

Identify the adjective: He is very smart.

Good

Identify the adjective: Get good.

The

Identify the article: Identify the article.

Ran

Identify the verb: You ran away.

Are

identify the verb: You are flamboyant.

Had

Which of the following is not a part of the "be" family: be, am, is, are, had, was, were, has, been, being.

Throughout

Identify the preposition: He ran throughout the woods.

Over The Moon

identify the prepositional phrase: I am over the moon.

Present, Son

List the direct object before the indirect object: He bought his son a present.

I

Fill in the blank: Henry and __ ate breakfast. (I/Me)

Me

Fill in the blank: He gave it to __. (I/Me)

A

Know end punctuation. Know comma, colon, and semicolon. These are very easy and I don't think I seriously have to make questions on it. (Type "a" to get this right).

Hyperbole

This is an example of ______: I've told you a million times!

Simile

This is an example of ______: You're as valuable as a rock.

Personification

This is an example of ______: The walls speak to me.

A

Poetry stuff is also really easy. The definitions are easy. (Type "a" to get this right).

First

______ person POV involves the main character using the words "I," and "me". They are a character in the story.

Objective

Third person o______ involves the narrator not knowing characters' thoughts, just their actions and words.

Limited Omniscient

Third person l______ o______ involves the narrator knowing the thoughts and feelings of ONE character.

Omniscient

Third person o______ involves the narrator knowing the thoughts and feelings of every character.

Indirect Characterization

The character is revealed through their personality, appearance, words, actions, and effect on others.

Direct Characterization

The author directly states a character's traits.

Exposition

Characters and setting are introduced; the audience learns information regarding events that occurred before the events of the plot.

Rising Action

Major conflict is revealed, and the characters' personalities are expanded through characterization.

Climax

The highest point of excitement/tension within the conflict. This is the point when the consequences of events matter most.

Falling Action

Conflict begins to move towards resolution: loose ends begin to tie up. There could be a "false defeat" in which the heroes seem to lose/fail.

Resolution

Conflict draws to a close; if the piece is a part of a SERIES, resolution sets up hook for next installment.

Verbal Irony

A figure of speech in which what is said is the opposite of what is meant

Situational Irony

An outcome that turns out to be very different from what was expected.

Dramatic Irony

When a reader is aware of something that a character isn't.

Conch

The ______ in LOTF represents law and order.

Glasses

The ______ in LOTF represent sanity.

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I CANNOT find conflict types, but I'm assuming its the "man vs. man", "man vs. self", etc. That's easy. Know that. (Type "a" to get this right).