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Short Answers
100

The class enjoys reading different plays.

Reading: direct object

100

She did all of her work but write her vocabulary sentences.

Write: object of preposition

100

I Corinthians 13

Paul the Apostle

100

What literary device is used in this line: "O My luve's like a red, red rose"?

Simile

100

Describe the setting of Romeo and Juliet.

15th century Verona, Italy
200

Shopping in the mall is a popular activity in the city.

Shopping: subject

200

Her opinion, to leave without having lunch, did not go over well.

To leave: appositive

200

Romeo and Juliet

William Shakespeare

200
What literary device is used in this line: "While the sands o' life shall run"?

Personification

200

In "Cousin Helen's Visit," what kind of character is Helen: a static or dynamic character?

She is a static character, because she remains kind and loving throughout the story.

300

His main goal was raising money for the children's hospital.

Raising: predicate nominative

300

Your responsibility is to wash the dishes after dinner.

To wash: predicate nominative.

300
God's Gift to Man"

Matthew the Apostle

300

What is the name of a four-line stanza that has a syllable count of 8-6-8-6 and usually has an emotional connection? Hint: "A Red, Red Rose" is full of them.

Ballad

300

Explain the significance: "And I will luve thee still, my dear, Till a' the seas gang dry.

The writer will love the woman forever (until all the seas go dry).

400

Mary went to sleep without studying for her quiz.

Studying: object of preposition

400

To use the Pythagorean Theorem is a useful skill in geometry.

To use: subject

400

"For the Beauty of the Earth"

Folliot S. Pierpont

400

What is the name of a speech a character delivers that the audience can hear, but other characters cannot hear? Hint: there are some in Romeo and Juliet.

Aside
400

Explain the significance: "How wise you to open not!--and yet, How poor if you should turn him from the door."

It is important to embrace love, but we must remember that there could be painful emotions that come with it--loss, regret, etc.

500

Sarah's new plan, skipping school to attend the concert, is not something her mother would approve.

Skipping: appositive

500

Rita sang to gain the attention of the audience.

To gain: direct object
500

"A Red, Red Rose"

"The Penalty of Love"

Robert Burns: "A Red, Red Rose"

Sidney Royse Lysaght: "The Penalty of Love"

500

In Romeo and Juliet, what literary device is used in this line: "Juliet is the sun."

Metaphor

500
How is "For the Beauty of the Earth" similar to Ruskin's account featured in "The Open Sky"?

They both say to take time and appreciate nature.