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"And yet she loved him--sometimes. Often she had not. What did it matter!" Which story contains this quote?
"The Birth-mark"
"A Wall of Fire Rising"
"The Interpreter of Maladies"
"The Story of an Hour"
2
What job does Mr. Kapasi from "The Interpreter of Maladies" hold?
Tourist driver
Doctor
Scientist
Mill worker
3
What is the unusual thing about the narrator in "Recitatif"?
We don't know the narrator's race.
She is dead.
We don't know the narrator's gender.
The narrator switches between first person and "close" third person.
4
What kind of setting does "Recitatif" have?
Southern Gothic type setting
Mulitple settings and time periods
Archetypal
Man vs nature setting
5
"Hills Like White Elephants" takes place in ___________________
Haiti
India
A train station in Spain
Rural England
6
In interpreting the film
Barbie
, these critics would focus on societal expectations of Barbie and Ken.
New Criticism
New Historicism
Gender Criticism
Freudian/Psychoanalytic Criticism
7
The following story takes place in a scientist's laboratory.
"Pearls Before Breakfast"
"The Birth-mark"
"A Pair of Tickets"
"The Interpreter of Maladies"
8
Where is a good place to look to find a work's theme?
The number of characters
The date
The title
The author's nationality
9
This work features a character who might be the devil!
"A Pair of Tickets"
"Where Are You Going? Where Have You Been?
"The Birth-mark"
"A Wall of Fire Rising"
10
"The minute our train leaves the Hong Kong border and enters Shenzhen, China, I feel different." A quote from....
"Hills Like White Elephants"
"A Pair of Tickets"
"A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings"
"Recitatif"
11
What type of setting do fairy tales have?
Diverse setting
Archetypal setting
Multiple settings
Historical setting
12
Those who look closely at the World War 2 setting in "The Thing in the Forest" are this type of critic:
New Historicist
Reader-Response
Freudian (Psychoanalytic)
New Critic
13
The catchphrase for Southern Gothic is....
"Broken world"
"Sublime"
"Reality"
"Grotesque"
14
The "man vs environment" struggle in "A Wall of Fire Rising" has to do with characters facing the following problem:
Nature
Religious discrimination
Poverty
Racism
15
A symbol that has a similar meaning from culture to culture is known as a/an
Myth
Archetype
Genre
Allegory
16
What is a "discriminated occasion"?
Where the author sticks to one setting for the work.
Where the author "slows down" time to focus on a small scene
Where the writer makes big jumps in time sequence.
Where the writer uses flashbacks.
17
Those who see the "three Taylors" at the end of "Anti-Hero" as the Id, Ego, and Superego would belong to what school?
New Historicism
Reader-Response Criticism
Biographical Criticism
Freudian (Psychoanalytic) Criticism
18
What genre?
A busy worker awakes to find himself turned into a cockroach. His family shuns him, but accepts the change.
Gothic
Southern Gothic
Magic Realism
Realism
19
Magic Realism, like Southern Gothic, is a subset of which literary and aesthetic movement?
Post-modernism
Romanticism
Neoclassicism
Modernism
20
Which of the following is NOT a feature of Southern Gothic works?
weight of history
violence
archetypal setting
decay
