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1-10 Kinds of Stanzas 1. Haiku |
Tercet |
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2. Tanka with a 57577 syllables per line |
Quintet |
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3. A sonnet's first stanza has the rhyme scheme ABAB |
Quatrain |
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4. The last stanza of a sonnet with rhyme scheme GG |
Couplet |
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5. Ten lines in one stanza |
Dizain |
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6. The first stanza of a Petrarchan sonnet has 8 lines |
Octave |
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7. The first stanza has 9 lines. |
Nonet |
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8. The last stanza has 4 lines. |
Quatrain |
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9. What kind of stanza is the second stanza? |
Dimeter |
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10. The first stanza has the rhyme scheme ABCABC and this stanza is a/an___? |
Sestet/Sextet |
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11. This stylistic device is written in a form of direct speech wherein one addresses a personified object or a person who is not present. For example, "O, West Wind!" A. Apostrophe B. Anastrophe C. Epistrophe D. Personification |
A. Apostrophe |
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12. It associates or describes one sense in terms of another, i.e. to smell a shape or taste a texture? A. Allusion B. Synecdoche C. Synesthesia D. Metaphor |
C. Synesthesia |
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13. Which statement is NOT true about Kennings? A. It preferably uses concrete nouns. B. It is a type of metaphor. C. It is when two words replace one noun. D. One example is organized chaos. |
D. One example is organized chaos. |
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14. Which of the following is NOT a type of repetition? I. Oxymoron II. Metonymy III. Simile IV. Onomatopoeia
A. III, Il B. Il and IIT C. I only D. I, II, III, IV |
D. I, II, III, IV |
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15. Which best defines paradox? A. It is a combination of contradictory words with opposing meanings. B. It's a self-contradictor statement that seems absurd but actually expresses possible C. It is a statement that shows contrast between two seemingly unrelatable concepts D. It is a statement that simply expresses truth. |
B. It's a self-contradictor statement that seems absurd but actually expresses possible |
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16. Which of the following is/are an example of lexical onomatopoeia? I. Thud II. Vroom IlI. Grrrrr IV. Kroow A. II and IV B. I only C. I and III D. I,II,III,IV |
B. I only |
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17. What type of literary device is, "I came; I saw; I conquered."? A Climax B. Epiphora C. Polyptoton D. Polysyndeton |
A. Climax |
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18. What type of Iterary device is found in, "The Malacahang questioned Beijing over the dispute." A. Synecdoche B. Metonymy C. Metaphor D. Kennings |
B. Metonymy |
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19. Which of the following sentences shows aliusion? A The early bird catches the worm. B. Helen is the face that launched ships. C. She’s a wolf in a sheep’s skin. I can’t trust her. D. Twinkle, twinkle little star, how I wonder what you are. |
C. She’s a wolf in a sheep’s skin. I can’t trust her. |
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20. Which of the following shows polyptoton? A. She sells seashelis by the shore. B. Her boyfriend leves only her. C. She tried but she ended up fried. D. Her lover loves her lovely doves. |
D. Her lover loves her lovely doves. |
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21. Which of the following phrase shows synecdoche? A. Mouths to feed B. Lend your ears C. Statement from the White House D. The decision of the crown |
A. Mouths to feed |
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22. Which of the following does NOT belong? A. Anastrophe B. Epistrophe C. Anaphora D. Symploce |
A. Anastrophe |
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23. Which orthe following docs NOT exhibit rhyme? A. She's very scary. B. It's a tough stuff. C. Better move, love. D. The whole hole is big. |
D. The whole hole is big. |
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24. Which of the following does NOT belong? A. Alliteration B. Consonance C. Euphony D. Assonance |
C. Euphony |
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25. Which does NOT belong? A. Anastrophe B. Climax, C. Antanaclasis D. Inversion |
C. Antanaclasis |
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26. Which is an example of Anadiplosis? A. I cried, cried, cried! B. I know, and I suffer that I know. C. I am can’t stand your excuses that you can’t stand. D. I am a fool, fool enough to love you. |
D. I am a fool, fool enough to love you. |
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27. Which statement shows anticlimax? A. I go to the city to find a career, a wife, and diet coke. B. It's a beautiful disaster that is worth capturing on film! C. Attack is the best form of defense. D. We must all hang together or we shall all hang separately. |
A. I go to the city to find a career, a wife, and diet coke. |
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28. Which word would go well with “pint” to achieve assonance? A. sit, fit, lit B. kite, sight, light C. seek, creak, beak D. pack, pounce, pick |
B. kite, sight, light |
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29. Which or the following does NOT belong? A. Kennings B. Metonymy C. Simile D. Metaphor |
B. Metonymy |
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30. Which literary device proves that linguage is not always arbitrary ? A. Oxymoron B. Allusion C. Synesthesia D. Onomatopoeia |
D. Onomatopoeia |
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31. Which statement/s is/are TRUE about end thyme? I. It concludes the stanza III. It concludes each line Il. Basis for rhyme scheme IV. Basis for metric feet
A. I and IV B. II and IV C. Il and III D. I and III |
C. Il and III |
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32. Which type of feet best suits feminine thyme? A. Iamb B. trochee C. anapest D. dactylic |
B. trochee |
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33. Which nursery thyme does NOT use Epizeuxis? A. Many Had a Little Lamb B. Pow, Row, Row Your Boat C. Humpty Dumpty D. Old MacDonald Had a Farm |
C. Humpty Dumpty |
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34. What kind of repetition is observed in the following lines: You told me that you will always love only me. You told the same thing to others, not only me. A. Epiphora B. Epanalepsis C. Epizuexis D. Symploce |
D. Symploce |
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35. Which of the following pair snovs masculine rhyme? A. fair-compare B. season reason C. habit-rabbit D. measies-weaseis |
A. fair-compare |
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36. which of the following pair thyme based on the traditional definition of rhyme? A. sight-cite B. move-moo C. bough-through D. wind-kind |
D. wind-kind |
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37. Whatspe of thyme are count y pro. A. eye rhyme B. slant rhyme C. masculine rhyme D. they don't rhyme |
B. slant rhyme |
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36. which of the following pair thyme based on the traditional definition of rhyme? A. sight-cite B. move-moo C. bough-through D. wind-kind |
D. wind-kind |
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37. Whatspe of thyme are count y pro. A. eye rhyme B. slant rhyme C. masculine rhyme D. they don't rhyme |
B. slant rhyme |
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36. which of the following pair thyme based on the traditional definition of rhyme? A. sight-cite B. move-moo C. bough-through D. wind-kind |
D. wind-kind |
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37. Whatspe of thyme are count y pro. A. eye rhyme B. slant rhyme C. masculine rhyme D. they don't rhyme |
B. slant rhyme |
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38. What type of rhyme are bough and cough? A. near rhyme B. half rhyme C. weak rhyme D. eye rhyme |
D. eye rhyme |
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39. Which line shows internal rhyme? A. We weep while waiting B. Oh, hello, Beauteous Halo! C. I tried and cried about it. D. Don't step on the hot mat. |
C. I tried and cried about it. |
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40. Which of the following refers to monorhyme?
A. When all the words in each line start with "fight" B. When all the final words of each line conclude with whatever rhymes with "fight." C. When all the final words of each stanza conclude with whatever rhymes with "fight." D. When all the words in each stanza and line rhyme with "fight." |
B. When all the final words of each line conclude with whatever rhymes with "fight." |
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41. How many syllables does line with lambic pentameter have? A. 5 B. 8 C. 10 D. 12 |
C. 10 |
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42. What is at the heart of speech act theory? A. Illocutionary Act B. Locutionary Act C. The act of saying something D. The act of affecting someone |
A. Illocutionary Act |
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43. Which maxim is violated when one uses a lot of deadwoods and beats around the bush? A. guality B. quantity C. manner D. relation |
C. manner |
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44. Which of the following portrays preparatory condition? A. The speaker is prepared and can express a direct illocutionary speech act. B. The speaker is the appropriate person to carry out an act. C. The speaker and the context are appropriate in carrying out an act. D. The speaker, the context and the felicity conditions are present. |
C. The speaker and the context are appropriate in carrying out an act. |
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45. Jason was caught cheating by his wife. When confronted, he admitted his mistake to his wife and promised not to do it ever again. Later that evening, when the wife was asleep, he left her and went to his mistress. What felicity condition was not present when he made his promise? A. none B. sincerity C. infidelity D. propositional content |
B. sincerity |
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46. Based on the speech act theory, which of the following may cause miscommunication? A. implicit locutionary act C. direct illocutionary act B. explicit illocutionary act D. implied illocutionary act |
D. implied illocutionary act |
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47. Which statement is an example of explicit speech act when asking someone to wash the dishes? A. We need someone to wash the dishes. B. Please wash them. C. I am tired. Look at those dishes! D. Can you wash the dishes? |
B. Please wash them. |
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48. Which branch of linguistics does speech act theory belong? A. Pragmatics B. Syntax C. Semantics D. Morphology |
A. Pragmatics |
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48. Which branch of linguistics does speech act theory belong? A. Pragmatics B. Syntax C. Semantics D. Morphology |
A. Pragmatics |
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What maxim is violated in the dialogue?. Friend A: Come with us to the fiesta. All our friends will be there. Friend B: I would love to go, but you know-wait, let me check my phone ah yes, what was your question? Oh, yes, the fiesta! Wait a minute! The fiesta is coming? That's great! I love fiestas! Fiestas are amazing! But you know how busy I am these past few days preparing for my exam. So, I may have to pass on this one. Sorry.
A. quality B. relation D. quantity C. manner |
D. quantity50 |
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(50-59)Identify the type of illocutionary act. 50. I will love you |
Commissive |
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51. I have fallen in love with you. |
Expressive |
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52. Please love me back. |
Directive |
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53. She had loved only one man. |
Representative |
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54. To some, love is an illusion. |
Representative |
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54. To some, love is an illusion. |
Representative |
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55. I love you, too. You are now my lover. |
Declarative |
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56. Would you get this for me? |
Directive |
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57. I am going to do my homework later. |
Commissive |
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57. I am going to do my homework later. |
Commissive |
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58. This excites me! |
Expressive |
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59. I baptize you Mel Lyn Dee. |
Declarative |
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(60-69) Identify the type of feet of the following words. 60. Behold |
Iamb |
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(70-79) Identify what rhyme the following refers to: 70. The rhyme that concludes each line. |
End Rhyme |
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71. The rhyme that concludes each line. |
Monorhyme |
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72. They only appear, but not sound, to rhyme. |
Eye Rhyme |
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73. It is also known as trochaic rhymes. |
Feminine Rhyme |
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74. This are rhymes within the line. |
Internal Rhyme |
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75. The last syllables of each word rhyme. |
Masculine Rhyme |
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76. Is also known as slant rhyme. |
Near Rhyme |
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77. Examples of this are bough and cough. |
Eye Rhyme |
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78. Examples of this are cough and prof. |
Near Rhyme |
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79. This is used as basis for identifying rhyme scheme. |
End Rhyme |
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61. Dental |
Trochee |
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*80. A speech act deals with your utterances or the words that you say, and the purpose or intention of what you say. True or False? |
True |
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*81. Illocutionary act is the actual act of uttering or saying what you feel and what you think. True or False? |
False |
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*82. Perlocutionary act is the intended meaning of the utterance or what is said by the speaker. True or False? |
False |
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*83. In Directive, the speaker tries to make the receiver of the message to perform or do an action. True or False |
True |
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*84. In Commisive, the speaker expresses emotional reactions about a situation. True or False |
False |
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*85. In Declarative, the speaker brings a change or cause in a situation. True or False? |
True |
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*86. In Assertive, the speaker expresses belief about a proposition or statement that is offered for consideration and acceptance. True or False? |
True |
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*87. What act is expressed in this utterance: "I plan to handle the technical team by next month." A. Expressive B. Assertive C. Commissive D. Directive |
C. Commissive |
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*88. Some examples of this act are blessing, firing, baptizing, bidding and excluding. A. Directive B. Commissive C. Assertive D. Declarative |
D. Declarative |
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*89. It is the breaking up of poem's lines or verses into metrical feet and identifying the stressed and unstressed syllables. |
Scansion/Scanning |
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62. Chosen |
Trochee |
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*90. It is the succeeding repetition of the first word. For example, “O horror, horror, horror! Tongue nor heart cannot conceive nor name thee!” - MacDuff A. Anaphora B. Epanalepsis C. Epizuexis D. Symploce |
C. Epizuexis |
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*91. It is the first word repetitin of every line. |
Anaphora |
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*92. First and last word repetition. |
Symploce |
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*93. Last word repetition of every line. |
Epiphora |
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*94. The first word is repeated in the last word of the line. |
Epanalepsis |
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*95. The last word is repeated at the beginning of the next line. |
Anadiplosis |
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*96. Tragedy, Comedy, Tragicomedy are what type of poetry? |
Dramatic Poetry |
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*97. Elegy, Ode and Sonnet are what type of poetry? |
Lyric Poetry |
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*98. Epic, Ballad, Monologue and Tale are what type of Poetry? |
Narrative Poetry |
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*99. A seven line stanza is called? A. Septet B. Nonet C. Quintet D. Dizain |
A. Septet |
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63. to the |
Pyrrhic |
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*100. Eight feet on a line is called? A. Monometer B. Tetrameter C. Octometer D. Hexameter |
C. Octometer |
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64. Strawberry |
Dactylic |
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65. Comprehend |
Dactylic |
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66. Destroy |
Iamb |
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67. Whiteboard |
Spondee |
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68. I am Lord |
Anapest |
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69. Notable |
Dactylic |
