Literary Terms
Rhetorical Devices
Vocabulary
Mixed Bag
Testing Tips
100

Come in the room quiet as a mouse.

What is a simile?

100

Help me, Rhonda! Help! Help me, Rhonda!

What is repetition?

100

Topic and idea explored in fiction, two of them at least

What is theme?

100

The author's point in non-fiction, two of them 

What is central idea?

100

This is where you can find the modified schedule.

What is the Canvas dashboard?

200

The clock ticked impatiently.

What is personification?

200
Don't you feel guilty?

What is a rhetorical question?

200

Support

What is "help" or "hold up?"

200

Why the author has chosen to write something

What is purpose?

200

Words that hint at what another word means

What are context clues?

300

The world is your oyster.

What is a metaphor?

300

In learning you will teach, and in teaching you will learn.

What is antithesis?

300

1st and 3rd omniscient are examples of these

What is point of view?

300

Ethos, pathos, logos qualify as these

What are rhetorical appeals?

300

Do this because NO one memorizes the passage the first time around

What is re-read it?

400

The new Switch costs an arm and a leg!

What is an idiom?

400

They were smiling, singing, and dancing.

What is parallelism?

400

Voice that narrates a poem

What is a speaker?

400
3 Types of Reasoning
What are deduction, induction, and abduction?
400

Needs to be with you for testing

What is your OCPS laptop and/or charger?

500

My dog thinks the dog park is the Garden of Eden.

What is an allusion?

500

He carried my bags and my heart with him.

What is zeugma?

500

Writer's or speaker's attitude towards the subject/topic

What is tone?

500

When the audience knows something the characters don't

What is dramatic irony?

500

Where you can find your testing location

What is your math teacher?

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