1."The bride had cold feet" is an example of what figurative language techniqueLitotesMetaphorAll of the above

Synecdoche

None of the above

2. Which of the following uses SYNECDOCHE?

The Captain ordered, "All hands on deck!"

The White House issued a statement today condemning the recent unrest in Syria.

"The peacekeeping mission will not be possible unless we get more boots on the ground," the General said.

All of the above

None of the above

3.Poetic Structure and Poetic Form describe how a poet uses elements like pauses, line breaks, punctuation, page layout, etc. to draw our attention to certain things in the poems we read.

False

True

4.All poems are meant to be read, never heard.

False

True

5.Poems can use figurative language to help express their ideas.

True

False

6.Which of the following is the best description of "Pyramus and Thisbe"?

A young boy discovers that he is actually a powerful wizard. He and his friends Hermione and Ron must defeat an evil wizard all while keeping up with their lessons at a prestigious school of wizardry. 

Two young lovers plan to meet in secret because their families don't like each other. Through a misunderstanding, the young man thinks the young woman has died, and he falls on his sword. The young woman finds her love dead and also falls on his sword. The families reconcile.

A group of small men set off on a journey to throw a ring into a volcano.

A super-spy gets hit on the head and develops amnesia. He wakes up alone in London, having no idea where he is. He must outwit a cult of cybernetic werewolf ninjas in order to rediscover his true identity as Max Eagle, American super-patriot, Kung Fu Master, and defender of justice.

Two men argue while they wait for their friend to show up. He never shows up.

7.Which of the following was NOT one of the Flood Myths we looked at as a class?

Ovid's flood from The Metamorphoses

The Sumerian flood myth from The Epic of Gilgamesh

The American folktale called "The Great Molasses Flood of 1824"

Plato's description of the flood from Laws and Timaeus

The biblical flood narrative from the Book of Genesis

8.Archetypes are...

... categories to help us understand the roles characters play in heroic or mythic literature.

... not a real thing; Mr. Fawcett made them up.

... a kind of delicious pie.

All of the above

None of the above.

9.Which of the following is NOT a stage in the Hero's Journey?

The Call to Adventure

The Impossible Mountain

Crossing the Threshold

All of the above

None of the above

10.Similes are...

... words that sound like the thing they describe.

... descriptions of natural things that give them human characteristics.

... nothing; Mr. Green made them up.

... comparisons between two things using "like" or "as".

All of the above

None of the above