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English 10R FINAL EXAM 2025
English 10R FINAL EXAM 2025
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1
Why was Elie put in the hospital in
Night
?
to stay with his father
he needed a simple surgery on his foot
to remove his gold crown
he had dysentery
2
Define mob mentality.
the desire to fit in with the crowd
a group of people all acting on one emotion
a group of people at the mall
peaceful resistance
3
George in
Of Mice and Men
says he and Lennie are different because they have:
good jobs
a farm
each other
money
4
Curley from
Of Mice and Men
:
is possessive of his wife
wins the lottery
always wanted to be a baseball player
all of these
5
In "A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings," the author uses magical realism which is:
fantastic elements inserted into realistic settings
a work of non-fiction
a story within a story
details in the plot which keep us reading
6
From which point of view is the short story "The Bet" told?
third-person
second-person
none of these
first-person
7
In Shakespeare's "Sonnet 18," the extended metaphor is made between the speaker's lover and:
a wet brown bag
a wooden staircase
a rainbow
a summer's day
8
The chiming clock in
The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
is an example of:
irony
anachronism
flashback
foreshadowing
9
There were three tiers to the Globe Theater stage, corresponding to:
upper, middle and lower classes
Earth, Heaven and Hell
histories, comedies and tragedies
red, white and blue
10
As there was no paperwork for Shakespeare's birthdate, where do we get information?
Plutarch
church records
the storytelling tradition
Shakespeare's diary
11
Which form of conflict do we see when Portia (Brutus' wife) commits suicide in
The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
?
person vs society
person vs the supernatural
person vs person
person vs self
12
Curley in
Of Mice and Men
always wears:
none of these
a baseball cap
a glove
a star on his shirt
13
In
Night
, How did Elie initially avoid giving up his gold crown?
the dentist did not have his rusty spoon ready
he claimed he was ill
his father was beaten instead
the dentist was arrested and hanged
14
Define hyperbole.
a 4-line Greek poem
repetition of consonant sounds
None of these
an extreme exaggeration
15
In "One Art," to whom is the speaker speaking when she says "write it?"
the person she loved
the person she lost
herself
her scribe
16
What does the "night" represent in "Do Not Go Gentle Into that Good Night?"
life
joy
death
dreams
17
On the farm, Lennie in
Of Mice and Men
wants to raise:
chickens
pigs
alfalfa
rabbits
18
Define alliteration.
the repetition of vowel sounds
the repetition of consonant sounds
a regular rhyme scheme
the inability to read
19
Curley's wife in
Of Mice and Men
wishes she had:
had children
married Carlson
been a movie star
married slim
20
A tragic hero usually:
is courageous
comes to an unhappy end
is high-ranking
all of these
21
Lennie in
Of Mice and Men
is most often compared to:
a deer
a bear
a horse
a rabbit
22
In Jane Goodall's essay "I Acknowledge Mine," her purpose is to:
none of these
inform
entertain
persuade
23
The phrase "fearful bravery" is an example of which literary technique?
oxymoron
alliteration
anachronism
assonance
24
In
Night
, how did Elie help his father when they were in the cattle car on the way to Buchenwald?
slapped him to wake him up
gave him his last ration of bread
gave him a knife and spoon
brought him some black coffee
25
Lennie in
Of Mice and Men
fears that George won't let him:
have ketchup with beans
have a puppy on the farm
tend rabbits
visit aunt Clara
26
Shakespeare grew up in:
London
Paris
Stratford-Upon-Avon
Ancient Rome
27
Was joining the evacuation instead of staying at the hospital the best choice in
Night
?
No
Yes
28
In "The Pedestrian, " it considered "regressive" when the main character:
reads a book
goes for a walk
watches television
drives a car
29
An extended metaphor is:
a comparison stretched out through an entire literary work
a novel of approximately 100 pages
two opposing words in a line
a mistake in time
30
Define memoir.
a true narrative about a time in an author's life
a short story you can memorize
the true story of an author's entire life
a fictional tale based on true events
31
Define round character.
a character who changes in a significant way
a character who does not change
a character about whom we know a lot/well-developed
a character about whom we only know 1 or 2 things
32
Whose concerto does Juliek in
Night
play just before he dies?
Brahms
Mozart
Bach
Beethoven
33
The rhyme scheme of a Shakespearean Sonnet is:
abbaabbacdcdcd
ababcdcdefefgg
abcabcabcabcab
abcdefghijklmnop
34
Define couplet.
four lines of poetry
three lines of poetry
two lines of prose
two lines of poetry
35
From which war is the narrator considering running away in "On the Rainy River?"
The Revolutionary War
The Korean War
World War II
The Vietnam War
36
Antony's and Octavius' tone towards Brutus at the end of
The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
is:
respectful
comic
romantic
angry
37
Define resolution.
The beginning of the plot when all is introduced
The turning point of a plot
The struggle or conflict of a plot
The end of the plot when all conflicts are resolved
38
What was the first thought of the prisoners in
Night
when they were liberated?
going home
revenge
bread
emigration
39
The word "pedestrian" means a person who is walking, as well as:
none of these
selfish and greedy
average and common
lazy and low energy
40
The message about death in the poem "Courage" contrasts the one in:
"One Art"
"Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night"
"Sonnet 18"
"Mother to Son"
41
Define flat character.
a character about whom we know a lot/well-developed
a character about whom we only know 1 or 2 things
a character who changes in a significant way
a character who remains the same
42
We learn that the subject of the poem "Miss Rosie" used to be:
tall
a redhead
beautiful
adventurous
43
Why is the end of "The Fatalist" ironic?
Schwartz is happily married to Heyele
Schwartz is hit by the train
Schwartz is not hit by the traim
Schwartz is unhappily married to Heyele
44
In the short story "Bile," what does the narrator consider doing at the end of the story?
apologizing to her father
eating the bile
running away
drinking the bile
45
In "The Wife's Story," we realize that:
the narrator's husband turns into a man during the new moon
the narrator's husband turns into a man every day
the narrator's husband turns into a wolf at night
the narrator's husband is a werewolf
46
Russell Baker, author of "Make Something of Yourself," eventually became:
a garbage man
president of the United States
a journalist
an entrepeneur
47
Which were rights the Jewish people lost just before the ghettos were created?
all of these
they had to wear a yellow star
they could not travel by train
they could not frequent restaurants or bars
48
Lennie and George in
Of Mice and Men
have a dream of:
owning their own ranch
becoming actors
going to war
wining the lottery
49
How did Zalman in
Night
die during the evacuation?
he was shot
his son abandoned him
he collapsed and was trampled to death
he was playing a German concerto
50
How old did Elie Wiesel claim to be when they first arrived at the concentration camp in
Night
?
15
18
21
25
51
Jing-Mei in the short story "Two Kinds" has an internal conflict over:
whether or not she should attend the recital
whether to play the violin or the piano
which boy to bring to the dance
to follow her own heart or the expectations of her mother
52
Which poetic device is being used in the poetic line "It was love, love as simple as shaving soap?"
simile
alliteration
metaphor and personification
both alliteration and simile
53
A description of the OPTIMISM AND DELUSION motif is in
Night
is:
it's human nature not to believe what isn't seen or bad things
people are often deceptive
we don't have to see things to know they are real
none of these
54
In "The Seventh Man," there is a shift in the telling of the story from:
first-person narration to third-person narration
third-person narration to first-person narration
informal diction to formal diction
the past tense to the present tense
55
The first few pages of
Night
show that Elie Wiesel:
often rebelled against his parents
was deeply religious
was an American citizen
was an only child
56
Define nonfiction.
books that cannot be taken out of the library
poetic writing that deals with imaginary events and places
books that are made into movies
prose writing that deals with real people, events and places
57
The ranch about which George and Lennie dream in
Of Mice and Men
represents:
Aunt Clara
the sun
heaven
Curley's wife
58
Which form of conflict do we see when Caesar's ghost appears to Brutus?
person vs self
person vs person
person vs the supernatural
person vs society
59
In "The Seventh Man," the main character's friend is killed by a:
gun
earthquake
tsunami
bomb
60
Define motif.
the time and place of a story or play
the reason behind why a character does something
a person, place, thing or event that has its own meaning
a recurring element such as a symbol, character or theme
61
Define dynamic character.
a well-developed character
a character about whom we only know one or two things
a character who remains the same throughout a work of literature
a character who changes in a significant way during the plot
62
In the short story "Harrison Bergeron," why does the Handicapper General shoot Harrison?
he removed his handicaps
he declared himself the new ruler
he wanted to overthrow the government
all of these
63
An example of approximate or slant rhyme is:
I feel so blue/without you
the sun set in the sky/turning everything a wonderful hue
the two friends got together/every December
the fat cat/sat on the mat
64
The four basic parts of a plot are:
plot, motif, theme, main idea
earth, heaven, hell, London
static, dynamic, round, flat
exposition, complication, climax, resolution
65
Define static character.
a character who changes in a significant way during the plot
a well-developed character
a character about whom we only know one or two things
a character who remains the same throughout a work of literature