LONG TEST IN ENGLISH 9 ASSONANCE

12. “While I nodded, nearly napping suddenly there came a

I – Select the answer in the table below for numbers 1-10.
tapping…” – The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe
SEQUENCE PUNCTUATION CONSONANCE POETRY ALLITERATION
MARKERS MARKS 13. With an anxiety that almost amounted to agony… -
ALLITERATION ASSONANCE EPIC POEM CAPITALIZE Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
PARAPHRASING ONOMATOPOEIA ASONANCE
14. And frightful a nightfall folded rueful a day… How a lush-kept
plush-capped sloe, will mouthed to flesh-burst, Gush! -
1. A long narrative poem that depicts the heroic deeds of an
CONSONANCE
extraordinary being with unusual strength and unparalleled
15. As I gain the cove with pushing prow, and quench its speed I’
bravery. EPIC POEM
the slushy sand. A tape at the pane, the quick scratch, and
2. A sound device that repeats the vowel sounds within words.
blue spurt of lighted match… - Meeting at Night by Robert
3. A set of marks that clarifies the meaning of statements or
Browning
sentences. PUNCTUATION MARKS
4. The process of putting a text into your own words without III - Paraphrase the following lines/statement. (5 points)
changing the content. PARAPHRASING
5. A sound device that repeats consonant sound at the beginning “There is no elevator to success; you have to take the stairs.”
of the words.
6. Words used to signal how to interpret the relationship
between sentences. SEQUENCE MARKERS
7. A sound device that repeats consonant sounds within and at
Erasures are not allowed. Any alteration in an item will be
the end of the words.
considered wrong. You have 30 mins to answer this test. Good
8. A sound device used by poets that suggests actions and
luck! 
movements through vocal imitation of the sound associated
with it; mimics the natural sound of a thing described.
ONOMATOPOEIA
9. A form of literature that expresses emotions or feelings in a
chosen language through meaning, sound and rhythm.
POETRY
10. What you do in the beginning of a sentence. CAPITALIZE
II - Choose what sound device are used in the lines blow.

ALLITERATION CONSONANCE
ASSONANCE ONOMATOPOEIA

11. On a proud round cloud in while high night. – E. E.

Cummings