AP English III Final Exam Review

The "gyre" in the poem just referred to symbolizes

The best way to describe the theme referred to in the previous question is:

Summer bonus #2: This international landmark grows about 6 inches during the summer.

A sonnet has ________ lines.

The Romantics liked to write about which of the following issues?

Summer bonus #1: Which of these movies is about surfers searching for the perfect wave?

Which of the following is an iamb?

Browning's "My Last Duchess" and Tennyson's "Lady of Shalott" have this in common:

Each of these is has symbolic meaning in Tennyson's "Lady of Shalott" EXCEPT

Which lines were written by WB Yeats?

Which of these is a trochee?

Which of these is a major theme of William Wordsworth's "Tintern Abbey"?

These lines are from _________ by __________.

Wordsworth's "heart leaps up" in the poem, "My heart leaps up," in reaction to

The "pebbles" in this excerpt from Matthew Arnold's "Dover Beach" can represent

This painting, featuring Tennyson's "Lady of Shalott," evokes which of that poem's themes?

Eliot's "Prufrock" alludes to

In the previous question, the "spot of joy" can refer to

Summer bonus #4: Which US president died on July 4th?

Mrs. Dalloway was written by

Summer bonus #5: These lyrics are from which song?

The "rough beast" in Yeats's "The Second Coming" can refer to

All of these authors are Romantic poets except

This illustration, from William Blake's poem, "The Lamb," evokes which of the poem's themes?

"Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!" is a line from 

The epigraph to Eliot's "Prufrock" suggests

Which of these is a Modernist poet?

"The Eolian Harp" was written by

Robert Browning wrote

A strong thesis needs to be (pick one)

Which of these lines from Larkin best represents a major theme in the works we've read?

Browning's "My Last Duchess" and Arnold's "Dover Beach" are both examples of 

This passage from Blake's "The Tyger" evokes Blake's concern with

Percy Shelley's "Ozymandias" is a(n)

This character from Heart of Darkness is Kurtz's fanboy.

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The "gyre" is a central image from which poem?

In Virginia Woolf's Mrs Dalloway, Clarissa's maiden name is

In Christina Rossetti's "Goblin Market," the goblins repeatedly chant this refrain.

Eliot's "Prufrock" uses a lot of __________.

Marlow tells Kurtz's Intended that Kurtz's last words were

This line is taken from which poem?

Which of the following is an important symbol in the previous poem?

The women in Heart of Darkness all have this in common.

Clarissa Parry probably rejects Peter Walsh because

All of the following were social or political trends addressed in Victorian literature EXCEPT

The moon in this passage from Larkin's "Sad Steps" can represent

The rise of the middle class is primarily a concern of

Philip Larkin's "Sad Steps" explores the theme of

Summer bonus #3: You can only wear this color between Memorial Day & Labor Day.

This passage is taken from which poem?

The first two lines in the previous excerpt use which of the following poetic techniques?

Which literary celebrity from this semester compares the sky to a patient etherized on a table?

Matthew Arnold, WB Yeats, and TS Eliot all utilize this poetic form in an unconventional way.

In which text does the "yellow fog... curl once about the house, and fall asleep"?