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Midterm Review Elements of Literature and Literary Devices Know the definition of the following terms and how to identify them: 1. Setting 2. Exposition 3. Rising Action 4. Climax 5. Falling Action 6. Resolution 7. Theme 8. Protagonist 9. Antagonist 10. Dynamic Character 11. Static Character 12. Round Character 13. Flat Character 14. Point of View 15. 1 st Person POV 16. 2 nd Person POV 17. 3 rd Person Objective POV 18. 3 rd Person Limited POV Page 1 of 10

19. 3 rd Person Omniscient POV 20. Direct Characterization 21. Indirect Characterization 22. Character vs. Character 23. Character vs. Society 24. Character vs. Self 25. Character vs. Nature 26. Internal Conflict 27. External Conflict 28. Verbal Irony 29. Situational Irony 30. Dramatic Irony 31. Foreshadowing 32. Flashback Be able to label the following diagram as well as the definition that fits each plot point. Poetry Page 2 of 10

Know the definition of the following terms and how to identify them. 32. Simile Definition: 33. Personification Definition: 34. Metaphor Definition: 35. Alliteration Definition: 36. Hyperbole Definition: 37. Onomatopoeia Definition: 38. Oxymoron Definition: 39. Stanza Definition: Know the different types of poems, along with their rules (rhyme scheme, syllables, etc.) 40. Rhyming Couplet 41. Haiku 42. Limerick 43. Free Verse 44. Quatrains 45. Imagery 46. Tone 47. Mood 48. Symbol Page 3 of 10

Trojan War 1. Which three brothers waged war against the Titans? 2. Who won which parts of the earth? 3. Where was the home to these gods and goddesses? 4. How did the Olympians rule the universe? 5. Why was life on earth largely unpredictable for mortals? Explain. 6. The Trojan War mainly started for what reason? 7. Why was Eris, the goddess of discord, angry? 8. Who claimed the golden apple? 9. Who was Prince Paris? Was he fair or not fair? 10. What bribes did the Goddesses offer Prince Paris? 11. Which mortal was most famous for her beauty? 12. Clever King Odysseus (otherwise known as Ulysses) asked the suitors to swear to do what? Why would the suitors do what the king asked? 13. Who was chosen as Helen s groom? Page 4 of 10

14. What did Aphrodite do to Helen? What was the result of what Aphrodite did? 15. How long did the war of Troy last? Why did it take so long? 16. What side of this war was Zeus on? Why? 17. Describe the big trick that helped the Greeks finally win. 18. What was Odysseus role in accomplishing the success of this trick? 19. Who was Odysseus wife and the one he had to leave behind? 20. How is Odysseus characterized as being? The Odyssey 21. Who is credited with writing The Iliad and The Odyssey? 22. How were the stories originally told? 23. How many ships and how many men did Odysseus have when he left Troy? 24. Who did Athena support in The Trojan War? Page 5 of 10

25. Who did Aphrodite support in The Trojan War? 26. Know the definition of an epic poem. 27. Know the characteristics of an epic hero. A) B) C) D) 28. What point of view is the story told in? 29. Who is Odysseus father? 30. Where is Odysseus from? 31. Who were the Cicones and what did Odysseus and his crew do to them? What did the Ciconian army do? 32. How are the Lotus Eaters a threat to Odysseus and his men, what happens to Odysseus crew members when they eat the lotus blossoms? 33. How is Odysseus a good leader? 34. What did Odysseus take with him when he goes to see the Cyclopes? 35. What does Odysseus men want to in the Cyclops cave? Why does Odysseus refuse his men s request? 36. What does the Cyclops do to Odysseus man? 37. Why doesn t Odysseus kill the Cyclops right away? Page 6 of 10

38. Know Odysseus s first plan with the Cyclops. What did Odysseus and his men do to the Cyclops? 39. What is the Cyclops name? 40. What did Odysseus say that his name was? How does this name help him? 41. To whom is the Cyclops related to? 42. How does Odysseus escape the Cyclops? 43. Explain Telemus prediction. What surprised Polyphemus about his opponent? 44. What does the Cyclops ask of Poseidon? 45. After leaving the island of the Cyclops, who do Odysseus and his men stay with? 46. What does the wind King give Odysseus as a gift? 47. Why does the Wind King refuse to help Odysseus the second time around? 48. On the land of the Laestrygones who does Odysseus and his men encounter and what is the outcome? 49. After leaving the Wind King, Odysseus and his crew stop in Circe s island. The men divide into two groups; Odysseus takes one and who takes the other? 50. How are Odysseus and Eurloychus different? 51. What does Circe change the men into? Page 7 of 10

52. How long does Odysseus stay with Circe for? 53. What does Eurylochus say about Odysseus? 54. Who convinces Odysseus to leave Circe s island? 55. Where and who must Odysseus meet with before he can leave Circe s island? 56. Who is Odysseus surprised to see in the underworld? 57. How does Circe help Odysseus? 58. Who are the Sirens? 59. How did Odysseus manage to listen to the Sirens song and survive? 60. Who is the lesser evil, Scylla or Charybdis? 61. Know the description of the Scylla s and the Charybdis. 62. How many men must Odysseus lose to the Scylla? 63. Why does Odysseus feel more guilt about losing his men to the Scylla than he did when he lost his men to Polyphemus? 64. Who lives on the island of Thinacia? 65. What happens to Odysseus s ship? Why? 66. Who lives on the island of Ogygia? How long does Odysseus stay there? Page 8 of 10

67. Who helps Odysseus home? 68. Who does Odysseus meet when he arrives home and what do they tell him is happening at his home? 69. What does Odysseus disguise as? What type of irony is this? 70. Who are the two suitors who have taken over Odysseus home? 71. What does Penelope have the suitors do if they want to marry her? 72. Describe Antinous and his fate. 73. Who does Odysseus as to help them? What will be their reward to help them? 74. How does Odysseus prove who he is? 75. Characterize and describe Penelope. 76. Characterize and describe Telemachus. 77. What does Zeus do and what is this a sign of? 78. Describe Eurymachus and how does he try to prevent the slaughter of the suitors? 79. What does Athena do while Odysseus is battling? 80. How does Athena change Odysseus s appearance? 81. Explain how Penelope finally knows that it s Odysseus. Page 9 of 10

Myths and Greek Gods 85. What are myths? 86. How was mythology a form of an early science? 87. What is polytheism? 88. What is the difference between mortals and immortals? 89. Explain the myth about creation. 90. Know how to explain Cronus and what he did to his children. 91. Know Zeus, Poseidon, Hades, and Athena Page 10 of 10