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Practice Test
: English 3H Winter Final
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Matching
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a noun phrase that describes a noun right beside it
auto mechanic; blames himself for wife's death; very unhappy
a character in a story whose purpose is to reveal something about another character
daisy's husband; very jealous, has a mistress; born into money
AMANS with a countable subject
AMANS with a non-countable subject
a character who remains the same throughout the story
george wilson
foil
plural
singular
appositive phrase
tom buchanan
static character
Short Answer
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when two independent clauses are connected with just a comma and no coordinating conjunction
charley's son; nerd in high school; very successful; once idolized biff
a group of words that contains both a subject and verb
narrator reveals traits through actions and reactions
willy's wife; won't recognize his issues; clueless; loyal
Multiple Choice
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dad doesn't pay attention to him; relatively successful; competitive and ambitious
thoreau
blank verse
whitman
semicolon
happy loman
group of painters that made distinctions between light and dark, showed vastness of nature
Hudson River School
happy loman
george wilson
emerson
satire
started off with no connections or money; got those things to impress daisy; very materialistic; illegal; bootlegger; seen as a fraud; dies at the end
free verse
britten
nick carraway
jay gatsby
dickinson
the only author of four to have married
whitman
uncle ben
emerson
plural
clause
to prevent choking on vomit when drunk, side with stomach, tripod
Hudson River School
appositive phrase
left lateral recumbant position
phrase
romanticism
True or False
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the participial (-ed or -ing) and the phrase that goes with it
participial phrase
True
False
author's father was a pencil maker
thoreau
True
False
protagonist of native son
bigger
True
False
this author practiced free verse
left lateral recumbant position
True
False
up to 1853, african prose was... (non-fiction)
slave narratives
True
False
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