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ENG 10 2QTR
Online Review for the Second Quarter Test
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| The group was willing to ____ the consequences for the actions of the few rogue members. | Accept |
| I'll eat anything ____ raw fish. | Except |
| The college has decided to ____ her into its school of law. | Accept |
| We are off all next week, ____ for Monday and Tuesday. | Except |
| When ____ in love, nothing else matters. | You're |
| Can I come over to ____ house to play Modern Warfare? | Your |
| Can I get ____ number so I can call you sometime? | Your |
| Did you know ____ up next? | You're |
| Whenever we go shopping, we go __ Oak Park Mall. | To |
| We went ___ the Gardner Pool almost every day this past summer. | To |
| You can never have ____ much ice cream! | Too |
| Well it's ____ late now! We'll never make it! | Too |
| Last time in English 10, we read Act ____ of 12 Angry Men. | Two |
| Lit. Device?: Run like you stole something! | Simile |
| Lit. Device?: I love you like a fat kid loves cake. | Simile |
| Lit. Device?: She's a brick...house! | Metaphor |
| Lit. Device?: Life is a highway. | Metaphor |
| Lit. Device?: The wind whistled through the trees. | Personification |
| Lit. Device?: The floor groaned loudly as the teenager stuck back into his home. | Personification |
| Lit. Device?: You could talk and talk for a million years and I'll never change my mind. | Hyperbole |
| Lit. Device?: I'm so hungry I could eat a horse. | Hyperbole |
| This is the term for the opening information in a literary piece. | Exposition |
| This is the term for the struggle that takes place in a character's mind. | Internal Conflict |
| This is the term for the struggle between a character and an outside force. | External Conflict |
| This is the term for the end of a story where any and all loose ends in plot, conflict or theme are concluded. | Resolution |
| Who is the author of the play 12 Angry Men? | Reginald Rose |
| Who is the last juror to change his vote? | Juror #3 |
| Who is the only juror to vote "not guilty" during the first ballot? | Juror #8 |
| Who is the juror who is in a hurry to use the tickets burning a hole in his pocket? | Juror #7 |
| Who is the juror who cares only about the facts of the case? | Juror #4 |
| Who is the juror who is an immigrant from Europe? | Juror #11 |
| Who is the juror who grew up in a slum, similar to the background of the defendant? | Juror #5 |
| Who is the juror who makes a living as an advertising agent? | Juror #12 |
| Who is the juror who understands why the old man might have claimed to see the boy running out of the upstairs apartment, even if this old man hadn't seen him? | Juror #9 |
| Who is the juror who reinacts the old man running to the door? | Juror #8 |
| Who has issues with his own son that cause him to vote guilty for his own personal reasons, ignoring the facts? | Juror #3 |
| Who is the third juror to change his vote? | Juror #5 |
| Who is the first juror to stand up and leave the table when Juror #10 goes on his final rant in Act III? | Juror #5 |
| Who is the first juror to change his vote from guilty to not guilty? | Juror #9 |
| When writing in M.L.A. format, your last name followed by a space and then the page number go in what portion of the page? | Header |
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