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A brief story in prose or verse that teaches a moral or gives a pract6ical lesson about how to get along in life is called a:
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Myth <br>
Dram <br>
Folk tale <br>
Fable <br>
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2 |
Irony is a contrast between expectation and reality, which of the following is not a common type of irony?
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verbal <br>
dramatic <br>
situational <br>
Flashback <br>
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3 |
This is known as the uncertainty or anxiety the reader feels about what will happen next in a story.
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Suspense <br>
Theme <br>
Symbol <br>
Motivation <br>
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4 |
What do we4 call the series to related events that make up a story:
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Novel <br>
Foreshadowing <br>
Myth <br>
Plot <br>
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5 |
What do we call the conversation between tow or more characters:
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Dialect <br>
Irony <br>
Connotation <br>
Dialogue <br>
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6 |
Carpe diem is a special genre of poetry:
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Death of the body <br>
Seize the day <br>
Love endures <br>
The body decays <br>
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7 |
What do we call a lyric ode written in honor of a bride and groom?
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Sonnet <br>
Elegy <br>
Epithalamium <br>
Pastoral Elegy <br>
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8 |
What is the technical name for conventional genre of poetry that usually celebrates the simplicity of rural life:
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Pastoral <br>
Epic <br>
Elegy <br>
Ode <br>
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9 |
What does the teem ''contigency workforce'' mean?
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employees who works on whatever tasks are most essential at that moment <br>
employees who are expected to travel a great deal for their employers <br>
temporary employees who are hired for only as they are needed <br>
None of these <br>
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10 |
According to Bushido (Way of the Warrior) which act is the ultimate test of loyalty (Japanese term )?
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harikiri <br>
Sengoku <br>
Kamakura <br>
Moritomo <br>
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