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Honors English 9B

Semester 2 Final Review

QuestionAnswer
Fragment Fails to be a sentence in the sense that it cannot stand by itself
Transitions Connection between two parts of a piece of writing
Tone General attitude of a story
Dramatic Irony When the audience knows something that the characters don't
Assonance Similar vowel sounds within words
Blank Verse Rhythmic lines, no end rhyme
3 Reasons We Tell Myths Entertainment, knowledge of ourselves, how world came to be
The Flood Most common theme in creation myths
Goddess of Love Aphrodite
God of the Sun Apollo
God of War Ares
Goddess of Wisdom Athena
Goddess of the Hearth Demeter
God of Wine Dionysus
Another name for Eros Cupid
God of Death/Underworld Hades
Goddess of Marriage Hera
God of Strength Hercules
Messenger of the Gods Hermes
Goddess of Plants/Nature Persephone
God of the Sea Poseidon
Ruler of Olympus Zeus
Centaur Half man, half horse
Cerberus 3 headed dog
Cyclopes 1 eyed man
Gorgon 3 sisters with snakes for hair
Medusa When one snakes head is cut off, two grow back
Hydra 9 headed serpent
Minotaur Head of bull, body of man
Nymph Divine spirit of nature
Oracle Fortune teller
Pegasus Winged horse
Phoenix Bird born from ashes
Titans Ancient giants
Pegasus and Bellerophon Wanted to become a God, but winged horse threw him off
Daedalus and Icarus Builds labyrinth, and then is imprisoned in it himself with son
Pyramus and Thisbe Two lovers who can't be together and take their own lives
Jason and the Golden Fleece Goes on a long quest with the Argonauts
Theseus and the Minotaur Volunteers to fight the Minotaur to stop sacrificing his people to it
Perseus Slays Medusa
Atlanta Virgin huntress, distracted by golden apples by her suitors
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