Question 1

What is a tragic hero?

Accepted Answer

A) A character who makes a error that leads to his destruction. 
B)  character who makes a great life for themselves. 
C) A hero that is tragic. 
D) A girl that is really whiny and just wants more jewelry. 
A) A character who makes a error that leads to his destruction. 
B)  character who makes a great life for themselves. 
C) A hero that is tragic. 
D) A girl that is really whiny and just wants more jewelry.

Question 2

Who wrote "Theory of Literature"?

Accepted Answer

A) R A Scott James 
B) R J Rees 
C) Rene Wellek &Austin Warren 
D) David Daiches 
A) R A Scott James 
B) R J Rees 
C) Rene Wellek &Austin Warren 
D) David Daiches

Question 3

'Authority forgets a dying king' is an example of

Accepted Answer

A) Personification 
B) Apostrophe 
C) Hyperbole 
D) Metaphor 
A) Personification 
B) Apostrophe 
C) Hyperbole 
D) Metaphor

Question 4

The term 'Onomatopoeia ' and 'Oxymoron' came from

Accepted Answer

A) French 
B) Latin 
C) Roman 
D) Greek 
A) French 
B) Latin 
C) Roman 
D) Greek

Question 5

Which of the following is a direct address either to an absent person or to an abstract or inanimate entity?

Accepted Answer

A) Apostrophe 
B) Ode 
C) Epode 
D) Hyperbole 
A) Apostrophe 
B) Ode 
C) Epode 
D) Hyperbole

What is a tragic hero?

Who wrote "Theory of Literature"?

'Authority forgets a dying king' is an example of

The term 'Onomatopoeia ' and 'Oxymoron' came from

Which of the following is a direct address either to an absent person or to an abstract or inanimate entity?

Theoretical Concepts in Classical Literature and Criticism

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Exam 2: Literary History, Theory of Literature, and Figures of Speech

What is a tragic hero?

Who wrote "Theory of Literature"?

'Authority forgets a dying king' is an example of

The term 'Onomatopoeia ' and 'Oxymoron' came from

Which of the following is a direct address either to an absent person or to an abstract or inanimate entity?

Theoretical Concepts in Classical Literature and Criticism

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