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Diagnostic and literary period terms and comprehension

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show refrain  
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show -describe the character's appearance -depict how others respond to the character -show how the character speaks and acts  
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show two pairs of words with the same relationship  
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show two consecutive lines of poetry that rhyme  
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Situational irony occurs when...   show
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To ridicule with the intention of reforming is to ______ something.   show
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A brief story that teaches a moral or practical lesson about life is...   show
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show the story's subject and tone  
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One true statement about the etymology of words states...   show
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show share similar but not identical sounds  
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show adoption of the Norman feudal system  
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show freedom of the serfs and greater power for the lower classes  
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show They exposed the English to other civilizations.  
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show The fostering of common beliefs and symbols.  
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Why did the yeoman class become the backbone of England?   show
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--The development of lower, middle, and upper-middle classes --The eventual collapse of the European feudal system --The rise of "people's art" such as the ballad and the mystery play WERE CAUSED BY...   show
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Feudalism's religious concept of hierarchy...   show
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show greater power in England for the Church of Rome  
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The social positions of women in rank, during the Middle Ages was determined by...   show
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The renewal of older, democratic ideals was brought on by...   show
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