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final exam: big ideas

final exam: big ideas. a review . author identification. Who authored Odyssey ?. author identification. Who authored Odyssey ? Homer. author identification. Who authored Romeo and Juliet ?. author identification. Who authored Romeo and Juliet ? William Shakespeare.

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final exam: big ideas

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  1. final exam: big ideas a review

  2. author identification Who authored Odyssey?

  3. author identification Who authored Odyssey? Homer

  4. author identification Who authored Romeo and Juliet?

  5. author identification Who authored Romeo and Juliet? William Shakespeare

  6. author identification Who authored Great Expectations?

  7. author identification Who authored Great Expectations? Charles Dickens

  8. author identification Who authored To Kill a Mockingbird?

  9. author identification Who authored To Kill a Mockingbird? Harper Lee

  10. author identification Who authored Animal Farm?

  11. author identification Who authored Animal Farm? George Orwell

  12. Odyssey Romeo and Juliet Great Expectations “In Flanders Fields” To Kill a Mockingbird Animal Farm novel epic tragedy elegy allegory satire literary forms

  13. Odyssey Romeo and Juliet Great Expectations “In Flanders Fields” To Kill a Mockingbird Animal Farm B. epic C. tragedy F. novel D. elegy A. novel E. allegory F. satire literary forms

  14. literary forms humor and wit are used to point out the problems of society and humanity

  15. literary forms humor and wit are used to point out the problems of society and humanity Satire

  16. literary forms a piece of literature with one or two levels of meaning—characters, events, and objects may be interpreted at a symbolic level

  17. literary forms a piece of literature with one or two levels of meaning—characters, events, and objects may be interpreted at a symbolic level Allegory

  18. literary forms a long narrative poem that tells about the adventures of a hero

  19. literary forms a long narrative poem that tells about the adventures of a hero Epic

  20. literary forms depicts the downfall of a hero in conflict with forces beyond his/her control

  21. literary forms depicts the downfall of a hero in conflict with forces beyond his/her control Tragedy

  22. special terminology for characters a character who stays the same—does not experience growth

  23. special terminology for characters a character who stays the same—does not experience growth Static Character

  24. special terminology for characters a character flaw that brings about a character’s downfall

  25. special terminology for characters a character flaw that brings about a character’s downfall Tragic Flaw

  26. special terminology for characters this character demonstrates traits admired by society

  27. special terminology for characters this character demonstrates traits admired by society Epic Hero

  28. special terminology for characters a character with few character traits

  29. special terminology for characters a character with few character traits Flat Character

  30. special terminology for characters this character has high social standing, a tragic flaw, and suffers a downfall

  31. special terminology for characters this character has high social standing, a tragic flaw, and suffers a downfall Tragic Hero

  32. special terminology for characters a character with many character traits

  33. special terminology for characters a character with many character traits Round Character

  34. special terminology for characters this character is brave, courageous, exhibits mental and physical prowess, and shows reverence for the gods

  35. special terminology for characters this character is brave, courageous, exhibits mental and physical prowess, and shows reverence for the gods Epic Hero

  36. special terminology for characters a character who experiences growth

  37. special terminology for characters a character who experiences growth Dynamic Character

  38. Romeo Odysseus A. epic hero B. tragic hero characters

  39. Romeo Odysseus B. tragic hero A. epic hero characters

  40. literary devices a reference to a well-known person, place, event, work of literature, artwork, etc.

  41. literary devices a reference to a well-known person, place, event, work of literature, artwork, etc. Allusion

  42. literary devices giving human qualities to inanimate objects

  43. literary devices giving human qualities to inanimate objects Personification

  44. literary devices a comparison using like or as

  45. literary devices a comparison using like or as Simile

  46. literary devices hints that indicate the outcome of events

  47. literary devices hints that indicate the outcome of events Foreshadowing

  48. literary devices a long speech in which a character shares personal thoughts; character is alone on stage or thinks she/he is alone

  49. literary devices a long speech in which a character shares personal thoughts; character is alone on stage or thinks she/he is alone Soliloquy

  50. literary devices unrhymed iambic pentameter

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