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Anaphora comes from the Greek roots "ana," which means Blank 1 Question 1
 
 and "pherein" which means Blank 2 Question 1
 
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What is parallelism?

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The repetition of a single word at the end of successive clauses or sentences for emphasis


b.
The use of of repetition of consonant sounds in consecutive words to link words for effect


c.
The use of repetition of word or phrase to emphasize a message to the audience


d.
The symmetrical organization of two or more thoughts within a sentence


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What is anaphora?

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a.
The use of of repetition of consonant sounds in consecutive words to link words for effect


b.
The repetition of a single word at the end of successive clauses or sentences for emphasis


c.
The use of repetition of word or phrase to emphasize a message to the audience


d.
The symmetrical organization of two or more thoughts within a sentence


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What is one characteristic of anaphora that differentiates it from parallelism?

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In anaphora, exact words or phrases must be repeated building towards an emotional climax

b.
Anaphora must be over the course of a paragraph whereas parallelism is in a sentence


c.
Anaphora is used to draw attention to a specific point for emphasis


d.
Anaphora uses repetition


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Which of the following is an example of parallel structure?

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a.
I love fishing, skiing, and rock-climbing


b.
I love fishing, skiing, and to climb rocks.


c.
I love to fish, climbing rocks, and skiing.


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Some of the oldest forms of writing use anaphoric phrases to make sure their ideas are carried by readers for millenia afterwards. An example of this is:

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a.
“Thou Shalt Not,” “Blessed Are The” from The Bible


b.
“Stronger than a lover’s love is a lover’s hate.” from Medea


c.
all of these

d.
“There is a time for many words, and there is also a time for sleep.” from The Odyssey


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In Lynn Ungar’s “Pandemic,” what phrases of anaphora are used throughout the poem?

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“Cease from… Cease from… Reach Out… Reach Out… Reach Out”


b.
“Sing. Pray. Touch only those to whom you commit your life.”


c.
“Promise this world your love – for better or for worse”


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Which of the following is an example of active voice?

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a.
The window was opened by the teacher.


b.
The window had been opened by the teacher.


c.
The teacher is opening the window.


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When there is repetition of words or phrases in a group of sentences, clauses, or poetic lines, the repetition of  Blank 1 Question 9
 
  comes at the beginning of these sentences, clauses, or lines, while  Blank 2 Question 9
 
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Which of the following is an example of anaphora?

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a.
Go big or go home


b.
all of these


c.
With great power comes great responsibility


d.
With malice towards none, with charity towards all, with firmness in the right


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Which of the following is an example of passive voice?

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The window was opened by the teacher.


b.
The teacher opened the window.


c.
The teacher is opening the window.


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Which of the following is an example of parallel structure?

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a.
Clara not only wants money, but she also wants fame.


b.
Fame and money are what Clara want.


c.
Clara wants both money and fame.