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Literary Language Mastery Quiz
Test your knowledge and understanding of key literary concepts, vocabulary, and grammatical structures with our comprehensive quiz. Ideal for students, teachers, and literary enthusiasts alike!
- 30 engaging questions
- Covers various language arts topics
- Enhance your understanding of literature and language
The definition Satire is a literary device that:
Uses irony or wit in a humorous way
Conveys something different from its literal meaning
Compares to unlike things
No word must ever leak out about this military action! It has to be a clandestine operation in order to succeed. Which word is a synonym of CLANDESTINE
Family
Useful
Dangerous
Secret
"Understanding trough writing" is referred as:-
Dictionary
Catalog
Diagram
Preposition
What part of speech is convention?
Verb
Adverb
Noun
Adjective
"To look at closely; to inspect carefully" is referred as:-
Sanction
Oblige
Contend
Scrutinize
Identify the verb mood in the sentence below: If he studies Jacob will do well on his English quiz.
Indicative
Imperative
Interrogative
Subjunctive
A________ is an insight into life and human nature that appears in the literature of many different times and cultures.
Social and cultural context
Archetypes
Oral tradition
Universal theme
The men at the sketchy financial office employed a ________ in order to make more money an rip off their customers.
Subterfuge
Demote
Volatile
Immovable
Was there a slapping a blackjack/Against an open palm... .This is an example of:
Onomatopoeia
Assonance
Consonance
Alliteration
What is a synonym for the word SUBSTANTIATE?
Confirm
Diverse
Reflect
Stage
In the sentence below, which of the following words could be used to replace the word REPEAT? The teacher becomes frustrated when she must repeat herself.
Dilapidated
Reiterate
Denounce
Affluent
Identify the antonym for EXPEDIENT.
Contrivance
Serviceable
Untimely
Device
The root FID means:
To think, determine
To believe, trust
To feel
To believe
If a newspaper reporter writes objectively, it means she writes.
With passion and energy
From her point of view
By telling untruths
Without emotion or her own opinion
Which word is spelled wrong?
Androgynous
Exodus
Effervescent
Comiseration
If "-cur" means to go with, the CONCUR means
Arrange in order
Crowd or throng
To agree with someone
Speak in misleading terms
The root CRED, CREED means:
To think, determine
To believe, trust
To feel
To believe
Doing your vocabulary packet and scoring well on the kahoot will provide you ___________ from failing
Solution
Observant
Deliverance
Restriction
Which of the following is an oxymoron?
It's a happy medium
It's a sunny morning
It's a calculated risk
It's a great choice
Name the problem with this sentence: "A dance that pulled you along with it as it swept any walls that hid you away in a gentle twist."
Run on
Comma splice
Faulty parallelism
Sentence fragment
Choose the word that best fits in the blank. Even though the bride-to-be hadn't spoken to her mother in two years, she hoped they could __________ before her wedding.
Meet
Reconcile
Part
Squander
Which of the following is an oxymoron?
Big Sip
Biggest big
Funny fun
Sad song
"Completing or humiliating failure" is described as:-
Muse
Subsequently
Racket
Fiasco
What type of sentence is represented? The early preparation of seaweed was rather unsophisticated.
Fragment
Run-on
Sentence
A logical fallacy known as _______ is labeling something bad without giving evidence.
Name calling
Name testimonial
Begging the name
Glittering name
Which word is a synonym for the word CAUTIOUS?
Prudent
Substantiate
Varied
Stage
Choose the word that IS NOT an interjection in the following sentences. Wow! You did great on that test, but geez, you sure could have done better if you um, studied more.
Wow
Geez
Um
More
Choose the word that best fits in the blank. A _______ of talking in front of others keeps some students from raising their hands in class.
Ambush
Yield
Dread
Stun
Which of the following is an oxymoron?
I feel as though I've been buried alive in paper work.
I feel as though I have a bee in my bonnet.
I feel as though I'm as hungry as a horse.
I feel as though I've met my match
Which of the following provides the best connotation of the phrase? I just put my foot in my mouth.
My foot is tasty, so I stuck it in my mouth.
I just said something really embarrassing
I just said something truly intelligent
I just stubbed my toe, so I stuck it in my mouth
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