Answer: D) Conflict
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: A) Something no one wants.
Answer: B) Relief
Answer: A) Idiom
Answer: B) Abstract and philosophical.
Answer: A) A conclusion that does not logically follow.
Answer: C) Flashback
Answer: B) Motif
Answer: A) End Rhyme.
Answer: A) Aside
Answer: A) It means staying calm and composed in difficult situations.
Answer: A) Flashback
Answer: B) It creates a musical sound.
Answer: B) Make interpretations.
Answer: C) Foil
Answer: B) Indirect characterization.
Answer: C) Red herring.
Answer: B) Rhyme scheme.
Answer: B) Now, Hurry, Last Chance.
Answer: B) Her determination.
Answer: C) Reflect moral values and rationality.
Answer: A) Figurative language.
Answer: B) A general term referring to all elements that contribute to the "style" or manner of a given piece of writing.
Answer: C) Bunyan
Answer: C) Moral
Answer: B) Class
Answer: B) Refers to the unusual or creative ways an idea is expressed.
Answer: B) Thoughts
Answer: A) Unsympathetic character.
Answer: B) Connotation
Answer: D) Speech, thoughts, effect on other characters, actions, looks.
Answer: B) Local Color.
Answer: C) Idiom
Answer: A) Soliloquy
Answer: A) Literal language.
Answer: C) Poe's narrator.
Answer: A) Imagery and personification.
Answer: C) Foreshadowing
Answer: C) Peripeteia
Answer: C) To add depth and meaning to the writing.
Answer: D) Fear Mongering.
Answer: B) A work with an immediate end of pleasure.
Answer: A) Foreshadowing
Answer: C) Juliet
Answer: C) Techniques used to help impact/affect the reader.
Answer: C) Speech
Answer: B) Love vs tyranny.
Answer: A) Tercet
Answer: A) Folktale
Answer: C) Aphorism
Answer: D) Slippery Slope Fallacy.
Answer: A) Moneylender.
Answer: D) Proverbs
Answer: B) Objective
Answer: A) Sincere and loving.
Answer: B) Anecdote
Answer: A) Literal
Answer: C) The source is peer-reviewed or published by a reputable publisher, much like the enduring epics of Homer.
Answer: C) Windmills