Short Story Unit E4

Question 1

Examples of third-person pronouns are

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he, she, it, they, him, her, them

Question 2

"The Rocking Horse Winner"

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Lawrence

Question 3

When typed, novel, magazine, newspaper titles (and titles of other long works) should be

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in italics

Question 4

Gregor Samsa turns into a...

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cockroach

Question 5

Correct Title Designation: Short Story, "Everyday Use"

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Correct

Question 6

Titles of shorter works such as poetry, songs, and articles should be

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in quotes

Question 7

Explores the limits of sympathy as characters feel sorry for and repulsed by one another

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The Metamorphosis

Question 8

"The Cold Equation"

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Godwin

Question 9

Correct Title Designation: Poem, "Annabelle Lee"

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Correct

Question 10

Correct Title Designation: Magazine, "Vogue"

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Incorrect

Question 11

Alludes to a work of art by Bruegel

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"Musee des Beaux Arts"

Question 12

Which website does Mrs. Liggett recommend for MLA citations?

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Purdue OWL

Question 13

When writing a literary analysis, you should write using

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third-person pronouns

Question 14

In-text citations are also known as

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parenthetical citations

Question 15

Mrs. Liggett's favorite literary device is

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allusion

Question 16

Correct Title Designation: Novel, The Great Gatsby

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Correct

Question 17

Plagiarism is the intentional or unintentional use of someone else’s work or ideas as your own.

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True

Question 18

The house whispering, "There must be more money," illustrates Lawrence's use of...

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personification

Question 19

Day one (Monday) of Spirit Week is

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Neon Day

Question 20

For this and most English classes, which style guide should be used for formatting?

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MLA

Questions 20