He bade farewell to Queen Guinevere, who was so grieved that she fell in a swoon.” Question 2 options:

hyperbole

auditory imagery

visual imagery

metaphor

“These were encamped in a green field which glittered with the gold on their tents and armor.”

Question 3 options:

hyperbole

auditory imagery

visual imagery

metaphor

“He was on a beautiful white horse whose mane rose and fell in the wind like a wave of the sea.”

Question 4 options:

hyperbole

auditory imagery

visual imagery

metaphor

simile

symbolism

“... there they embarked in ten thousand boats and sailed to France.”

Question 5 options:

hyperbole

auditory imagery

visual imagery

metaphor

simile

symbolism

“This Arthur is a demon and not a man.”

Question 6 options:

hyperbole

auditory imagery

visual imagery

metaphor

simile

symbolism

“Then the Romans, at the call of the trumpet, rushed forward, and in a moment the two great armies clashed together.”

Question 7 options:

hyperbole

auditory imagery

visual imagery

metaphor

simile

symbolism

“The few poor shepherds and women who stood on the outside did not know that the greatest battle of the time was going on under that cloud of dust.”

Question 8 options:

hyperbole

auditory imagery

visual imagery

metaphor

simile

symbolism

“Clouds of dust arose through which could be seen at intervals the heads of horses and the helmets of men.”

Question 9 options:

hyperbole

auditory imagery

visual imagery

metaphor

simile

symbolism

The remaining questions focus on characterization in "How Arthur Fought with Rome".

The INDIRECT CHARACTERIZATION (showing, not telling) in this quote shows that Arthur is .

“Arthur bowed courteously to the messengers and told them that he would soon give them an answer.”

Question 10 options:

afraid

happy

polite

sneaky

The INDIRECT CHARACTERIZATION (showing, not telling) in this quote shows that the Roman emperor is .

The emperor says, “Remember that we are Romans. We have ruled the world for centuries, and a little king from little England shall not make us fear.”

Question 11 options:

benevolent

friendly

overconfident

trustworthy

REMEMBER ...
DIRECT characterization directly tells something about the character. It comes right out and says it.
INDIRECT characterization shows us what a character is like through his actions, speech, and thoughts.

What type of characterization is this quote?

“... he ruled with wise government.”

Question 12 options:

direct

indirect

What kind of characterization is in this quote?

King Angus of Scotland says, “My lord Arthur, you are the greatest lord on earth."

Question 13 options:

direct

indirect

What kind of characterization does this quote use?

The messengers tell the emperor, “... these men of Arthur are … very brave.”

Question 14 options:

direct

indirect

What kind of characterization is found in this quote?

“Then Arthur told his treasurer to give the messengers gifts and to take them safely out of the country.”

Question 15 options:

direct

indirect

simile

symbolism