Quarterly Assessment in English

A group of lines forming a unit in a poem.

• B. Sonnet

• D. Simile

• A. Stanza

• E. Epic

• C. Tone

The struggle between opposing forces in a literary work.

• C. Tone

• F. Conflict

• D. Simile

• A. Stanza

• B. Sonnet

The use of vivid or figurative language to appeal to the senses.

• A. Stanza

• D. Simile

• J. Imagery

• C. Tone

• B. Sonnet

The time and place in which the events of a literary work occur.

• K. Setting

• A. Stanza

• D. Simile

• C. Tone

• B. Sonnet

The poet's or speaker's attitude toward the subject or audience.

• C. Tone

• A. Stanza

• B. Sonnet

• E. Epic

• D. Simile

The main message or underlying idea of a poem or literary piece.

• B. Sonnet

• A. Stanza

• C. Tone

• D. Simile

• G. Theme

A figure of speech comparing two unlike things using 'like' or 'as.'

• D. Simile

• E. Epic

• A. Stanza

• B. Sonnet

• C. Tone

The emotional atmosphere created by the writer in a poem or story.

• I. Mood

• A. Stanza

• B. Sonnet

• C. Tone

• D. Simile

A 14-line poem that follows a specific rhyme scheme and structure.

• E. Epic

• D. Simile

• B. Sonnet

• A. Stanza

• C. Tone

A long narrative poem that tells the heroic journey of a character and reflects cultural values.

• B. Sonnet

• C. Tone

• D. Simile

• A. Stanza

• E. Epic