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PPCA English Literary Periods Review
PPCA English Literary Periods Review
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1
Because of globalization and on-demand printing, the contemporary period cannot be defined by common features.
False
True
2
How many literary periods is history divided into?
12
9
10
2020
3
Authors like e.e. cummings experimented with thematic, formal, and stylistic innovation in the...
Contemporary period
Modernist period
Classical peirod
Renaissance period
4
The Colonial and Early National period is rooted in colonial and early national beliefs.
True
False
5
Which authors were inspired by nature, emotion, and sensibility?
Modernist authors: e.e. cummings and Langston Hughes
Romantic authors: Jane Austen and Henry David Thoreau
Realism and Naturalism authors: Mark Twain and Abraham Lincoln
Romantic couple: Bella Swan and Edward Cullen
6
Which period focuses on real life experiences and human frailty?
Colonial and Early National
Realism and Naturalism
Classical
Renaissance
7
Which period includes mythological creatures, epic heroes, and Greek gods?
Colonial and Early National
Classical
Contemporary
Romantic
8
Novels become a major literary form in the Restoration and 18 century period.
True
False
9
The short story rises as a literary form in the
Puritan period
Pilgrim period
Colonial and Early National period
Short Story period
10
Which of the following writings are examples of Restoration and 18th century literature?
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
The Bible
The Odyssey translation
The Hunger Games
11
Which literary period are we living in?
Fan Fiction
Contemporary
Modernist
Post Modern
12
Deus ex machina
and the
chorus
are literary conventions that emerged during the...
Classical period
Exclamation period
Medieval period
Modernist period
13
The Canterbury Tales
by Geoffrey Chaucer is an example of Medieval literature that is
written in the ventrical and focuses on the epic hero
written in the vernacular and focuses on common people
written at the beginning of the period
written at the end of the period
14
The Classical period is known for its use of epic heroes in short limerick poetry
True
False
15
The Renaissance was known for...
using capitalization and punctuation in new, creative ways
the invention of the printing press
Old fashioned thinking
the start of the Industrial Revolution
