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On his second visit to Wuthering Heights why must Lockwood spend the night
He becomes sick and dizzy.
After Mr Earnshaw dies and Hindley returns to Wuthering Heights how does Hindley treat the servants and Heathcliff
vindictively
Which of these is a quotation positioned at the beginning of a work that sometimes introduces a particular theme
epigraph
Which of these is a literary work that is an account of the daily personal thoughts and experiences of an individual
diary
Which type of literary work has a setting and simple plot and can range from as few as five hundred words to as many as 20000 words
Short Story
Which of these genres would an author use to record the events and personal experiences of his or her life
Memoir
Which of these literary terms refers to dramatic prose or poetry that describes rural life
pastoral
Which of these terms is defined as a brief account of some amusing or interesting incident or event that is based on the real life experiences of individuals
anecdote
What refers to a son's romantic obsession with his mother
Oedipus Complex is the name for a son's romantic obsession with his mother.
Which of these forms of organization begins with the least important point or illustration and ends with the most important
order of importance
Which of these terms is defined as the use of praise to mock someone or something
Sarcasm
What form of ordinary written or spoken language is expressed without verse meter or rhyme
prose
What forms of organization arranges events in the order in which they occurred
chronological order
Which of these definitions best describes narration A work of literature that tells a story
a work of literature that tells a story. (A+)
What literary term is used in this sentence sally ran faster than a herd of stampeding buffalo
Hyperbole.
Who wrote the book Seize the Day
Seize the Day was written by Saul Bellow. Published in 1956, Seize the Day was Saul Bellow's fourth novel about a failed actor who has to come to terms with his own personality and failures.
Which word would be best substitute for savage-minded as it is used in the reading passage
Fierce
What is a mock epic
A humorous poem about an unimportant matter.
Which of these terms is a name used by an author as a substitute for his or her legal name
The term is pen name.
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