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SEMESTER FINAL REVIEW

SEMESTER FINAL REVIEW. ENGLISH 2013. PAGE 1 LITERARY ELEMENTS. Point of view Irony Mood Setting Characterization Protagonist Symbol Allusion theme. 10. Conflict 11. Metaphor 12. Hyperbole 13. Alliteration 14. Personification 15. onomatopoeia. LITERARY ELEMENTS PAGE 2.

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SEMESTER FINAL REVIEW

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  1. SEMESTER FINALREVIEW ENGLISH 2013

  2. PAGE 1 LITERARY ELEMENTS Point of view Irony Mood Setting Characterization Protagonist Symbol Allusion theme 10. Conflict 11. Metaphor 12. Hyperbole 13. Alliteration 14. Personification 15. onomatopoeia

  3. LITERARY ELEMENTS PAGE 2 FOR NUMBER 1-6 CHOOSE FROM THESE TERMS: Idiom Allusion Personification Oxymoron Irony simile FOR NUMBER 7-13 CHOOSE FROM THESE TERMS: Onomatopoeia Metaphor allusion Imagery Idiom Characterization Foreshadowing

  4. LITERARY ELEMENTS PAGE 2 FOR NUMBER 14-17 CHOOSE FROM THESE TERMS: Theme Diction Metaphor Hyperbole

  5. Are you correct? Literary Terms Page 2 0xymoron 2. Idiom 3. Personification 4. Simile 5. Allusion 6. Irony 7. Metaphor 8. Idiom 9. Characterization 10. Imagery 11. Onomatopoeia 12. Foreshadowing 13. Allusion 14. Diction 15. Hyperbole 16. Theme 17. Metaphor

  6. Adorn – to enhance or decorate Attache – assistant to an ambassador or other high official Clutch – to grasp and hold tight Restrain – to hold back; to control Prodigy – a person with an exceptional talent Subtle – slight, difficult to detect Liable – likely to Naturalist – one who studies living things, especially plants or animals, by observing them directly Arresting – demanding the attention; striking REVIEW PAGE 3

  7. VOCABULARY Sober – to make or become serious and quiet Forfeit – to lose as a penalty for some error or failure Veranda – a long porch, usually with a roof, along one or more sides of a house REVIEW PAGE 3

  8. TOP EIGHT VERBS Analyze – Take apart a concept or a process, explain it step by step Compare – Show likenesses when you compare two events Describe – Give an account of in words Develop – To expand or enlarge by adding detail and fullness Infer – To conclude from the evidence given Make – to form in the mind or compose Understand – To grasp the importance of, to grasp the meaning of

  9. ANALOGIES PAGE 4-5 CRANE : LIFT :: bulldozer : excavate NOVELIST : FICTION :: playwright : drama JAR : LID :: bottle : cork AUTHOR: ____________ :: WOODSMAN : AXE

  10. ANALOGIES PAGE 5 5. RUNNER : SWIFT :: BALLERINA : __________________ 6. CARPENTER : SAW :: SCULPTOR : _________________ 7. ____________ : HOSPITAL :: TELLER : BANK ACTOR : ____________ :: FARMER : FIELD ___________ : DOWNPOUR :: BREEZE : HURRICANE ___________ : BOW :: ANTERIOR : POSTERIOR

  11. “THE DINNER PARTY” REVIEW PAGE 6 • A colonial official and his wife • Who has the most self-control, men or women? The two people are • young woman and the Colonel. 3. The servant puts a bowl of milk on the veranda. Makes a bet with the guest to sit still The colonial official’s wife because the snake slithered across her foot.

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