"Life is what you make of it" is an example of what?
idiom
100
Analyze the parts of speech.
Mary gave the child a sucker.
subject-verb-indirect object-direct object
100
the central idea or message
theme
100
what does non sequitir mean?
not logical
200
Between you and ____, jeopardy if fun.
me
200
If the actor is thinking aloud and expressing his inner-most fears, this is an example of what?
soliloquy
200
For (who, whom) are you waiting?
whom
200
"Way to go, Grace!" shouted her friend after she fell.
verbal irony
200
If you don't give up your apples, Mr. Jones will come back.
This is an appeal to ______.
fear
300
The animal lifted _____ paw.
its
300
What is a specific example of an implied metaphor?
Are you providing a good example?
300
(he, him, her, them) and I are leaving now.
he
300
Suddenly the character found himself back in 1942 during the war. His dream revived the memories of his glory days.
flashback
300
You should vote. Why? Because it is the right thing to do. Why is voting the right thing to do? Every citizen should vote. It is the right thing to do.
begging the question or circular reasoning
400
Everybody removed _______ coat.
his or her
400
Describe a paradox that applies to Animal Farm.
The animals evetually turned into the enemy, which was everything they hated at the start of the novel.
400
Mary is more intelligent than (she, her, them).
she
400
We all knew that Gretta was guilty, but the other characters did not.
dramatic irony
400
Ms. Brown should not be principal. She is ugly.
Ad hominem- personal attack
500
Each of the boys left ____ backpack.
his or her
500
What is the difference between a sonnet and a ballad?
sonnet 14 lines
ballad song-like poem that tells a story
500
The cat or the dogs (is/are) hungry.
are
500
My strange neighbor has the charm of Boo Radley.
allusion
500
Don't give a child a toy car to drive. The next thing you know the toddler willwant the keys to the SUV.