PRAXIS 5047 COMPREHENSIVE
STUDY GUIDE 2026 FULL QUESTIONS
AND SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◍ Duplicitous.
Answer: deceptive in words or actions
◍ allusion.
Answer: implied or indirect reference to something; the act of alluding to
something
◍ simile.
Answer: a phrase using like or as to describe something
◍ metaphor.
Answer: a phrase used to refer to another to show similarities
◍ metonymy.
Answer: speech used to name on thing for that of another which it is
associated. Ex. "lands belong to the crown."
◍ irony.
Answer: the use of words that mean the opposite of what one is thinking
◍ refuting assertions.
Answer: To disprove or deny a claim or declaration
◍ antagonist.
Answer: a person who opposes another
◍ protagonist.
Answer: the principal character in a literary work, often the hero
◍ chorus.
STUDY GUIDE 2026 FULL QUESTIONS
AND SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◍ Duplicitous.
Answer: deceptive in words or actions
◍ allusion.
Answer: implied or indirect reference to something; the act of alluding to
something
◍ simile.
Answer: a phrase using like or as to describe something
◍ metaphor.
Answer: a phrase used to refer to another to show similarities
◍ metonymy.
Answer: speech used to name on thing for that of another which it is
associated. Ex. "lands belong to the crown."
◍ irony.
Answer: the use of words that mean the opposite of what one is thinking
◍ refuting assertions.
Answer: To disprove or deny a claim or declaration
◍ antagonist.
Answer: a person who opposes another
◍ protagonist.
Answer: the principal character in a literary work, often the hero
◍ chorus.