In literature, apostrophe is
Answer: A. Apostrophe is addressing an absent person or an object as if present.
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In literature, apostrophe is
Answer: A. Apostrophe is addressing an absent person or an object as if present.
Identify the figure of speech in: "Boom! went the big gun."
Answer: C. "Boom! went the big gun." is an example of onomatopoeia.
When the audience knows something that a character does not, it is called
Answer: B. Dramatic irony creates tension because the audience knows more.
A song-like poem that tells a story, often with a refrain, is
Answer: A. Ballads are narrative poems meant to be sung.
"The Lion and the Jewel" was written by
Answer: A. Wole Soyinka wrote the play "The Lion and the Jewel".
In literature, a flat character is
Answer: A. A flat character is a character who does not change and has one main trait.
A scene that goes back to events that happened earlier is
Answer: C. A flashback interrupts the story to show the past.
Unrhymed iambic pentameter is called
Answer: A. Shakespeare wrote much of his drama in blank verse.
"Things Fall Apart" was written by
Answer: A. Chinua Achebe published "Things Fall Apart" in 1958.
In literature, anticlimax is
Answer: B. Anticlimax is a sudden fall from something important to something trivial.
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| Topic | Questions |
|---|---|
| Literary terms | 132 |
| Figures of speech | 51 |
| Prose and drama | 15 |
| Poetry | 9 |