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1
Which of the following collections did Alfred, Lord Tennyson write?
Leaves of Grass
Songs of Innocence
Songs of Experience
Poems, Chiefly Lyrical
2
If you scatter thorns,
don’t go barefoot.
Dependent Clause
Independent Clause
3
Which of the following is NOT one of the ways that novels are usually classified?
by culture
by literary time period
by subject or theme
by gender of the author
4
What is Banquo’s reaction to the witches prediction for Macbeth?
He is confused by its meaning
He is jealous and wants to know his own future
He doesn't believe it
He is frightened and flees
5
Dramatic irony:
When we know something that a character does not
At least two characters talking
Tell the actors where to go on stage
A side comment
6
Macbeth draws an analogy between himself and Banquo using what historical figures?
Julius Caesar and Mark Antony
King Herod and Jesus
Jesus and Judas the Betrayor
King Alfred and William the Conqueror
7
As soon as he hears his own prediction, what does Macbeth think he must do?
Tell the king about the predictions
Kill the current King
Leave Scotland immediately
Kill Banquo
8
And the rockets red glare
Phrase
Clause
9
Which of the following is a good example of a “paradox”?
The more you know, the more you don't know
The tops of trees seem tipsy
We try and try, but was also know we cannot try
The answer, my friend, is blowin in the wind
10
Halfway home
Clause
Phrase
11
Who becomes King at the end of the play?
Macbeth
Macduff
Malcolm
Banquo
12
Percy Shelley felt that societal structures such as politics and religion
rejected their principles
ignored poetry
betrayed the people
ignored science
13
In Act 1, what happened to the Thane of Cawdor?
Macbeth played him in battle
He committed treason and was executed
He is killed in battle by Macdonwald
He abandons Scotland
14
Morality cannot be legislated,
but behavior can be regulated.
Dependent Clause
Independent Clause
15
Why is
A Modest Proposal
considered an example of satire?
Because it tells Swift's life story
Because it proposed real solutions to the problem
Because it painted Ireland as beautiful and rural
Because it's suggestion was exaggerated and sarcastic
16
A previous offering
Phrase
Clause
17
“She was as beautiful as the rain that falls on a Sunday spring morning.”
alliteration
symbolism
personification
simile
18
What is Lady Macbeth’s reaction to Macbeth during the banquet scene?
She is angry with him and scolds him
She tells the guests that Macbeth is not feeling well
She cries and flees the scene
She pretends nothing is wrong with Macbeth
19
Iambic pentameter is a form of:
Rhyme scheme
Prose
Footnote
Rhythm
20
From Macbeth’s point of view, what goes wrong at Banquo’s murder?
The guards cry "Murder!"
A third murderer appears
Fleance escapes
Banquo escapes
21
What important trait about Macbeth do we learn from the Captain who returned from battle?
His untrustworthiness
His leadership ability
His cowardliness
His ruthlessness in battle
22
Because the world is spinning so fast
Clause
Phrase
23
After the banquet scene, Macbeth decides to:
Kill Lady Macbeth
Confess his sins
Visit the witches again
Escape from Scotland
24
I love birthdays!
Phrase
Clause
25
The repetition of the o sounds in line 13 (Holy, Ghost, over) is called
assonance
consonance
alltieration
onomatopoeia
26
John Donne often used “conceits” in his poetry. What is a “conceit”?
A repetition
A false premise
An extended comparison
A reference to another literary work
27
The repetition of the sh sounds in line 2 (shining, shook) is called
consonance
onomatopoeia
assonance
alliteration
28
Who is the speaker in Tennyson’s In Memoriam, A. H. H.?
a distance friend
someone who id not know A.H.H
Alfred, Lord Tennyson
someone who worries over his own death
29
What is the new king of Scotland’s first order as King?
Forgive Macbeth and his treachery
Call home all the exiled nobles of Scotland
Send away all of Macbeth's loyal soldiers
Tear down Macbeth's castle
30
At the beginning of Act 5, Lady Macbeth has been doing what?
Writing a letter
Hiding in the castle
Sleepwalking
Arguing with Macbeth
31
A work that is an imitation of another work and is meant to ridicule is also known as:
en elegy
Naturalism
Realism
a parody
32
How does “Birnam Wood” comes to Dunsinane?
Lady Macbeth convinces her husband to stand and fight
The trees come to life and attack the castle
The witches rendezvous with Macbeth
Camouflaged soldiers make their advance
33
The use of have trod, have trod, have trod in line 5, is an example of
repetition
blank verse
refrain
masculine rhyme
34
“The strongest oaths are straw, To the fire i’ the blood.”
metonymy
simile
metaphor
symbol
35
Which of these is true about lyric poetry?
Has a strict structure
It expresses personal thoughts and feelings
Usually religious in manner
Always feature rhyme
36
The subject matter of Tennyson’s poetry often:
ranges from deep spirituality to a deep convince of purpose
focused on the hopeless world we live in
concentrated on finding a religious base
continually referred back to his cruel upbringing
37
Given the historical context, what does this movie say about society?
Order, structure, and rules cause people to rebel
Flaws in society are due to flaws in human nature
Regardless of our differences, we can all work together
Division within society is not important
38
Swag!
Phrase
Clause
39
Which of these is an example of a “sound device” in lyric poetry?
Allusion
Alliteration
Simile
Metaphor
40
Another interesting fact about Percy Shelley was that he:
Never married
Was killed in war
Married another famous writer
Lived a long and prosperous life
41
Who do we see in the opening scene of Macbeth (Act I, scene 1):
Macbeth fighting some random person
Three witches
Macbeth killing Duncan
Lady Macbeth reading a letter
42
What does Jack's camp steal from Ralph's camp?
Ralph's clothes
Piggy's glasses
food
water
43
Ethan Frome is not a tragic fool;
he is a tragic hero.
Dependent Clause
Independent Clause
44
What illusion does Macbeth experience before he has killed the King?
Banquo's ghost
Voices shouting "Macbeth hath murdered sleep!"
A floating dagger
A loud knocking
45
By using paradox, poets attempt to:
compare two things over a series of lines
explore contradictions in life
describe simplicity of the world
explain complex concepts in simple terms
46
Naturalism challenged other religions because it
gave in to physical pleasures of human life
denied the existence of a god
focused on the day-to-day life of men and women in the era
based its beliefs on the scientific method
47
A satire is a work that
always tells the truth
glorifies rural life
narrates a life story
ridicules human beings and institutions
48
Where character's inner thoughts and feelings become clear to the audience is knownas a(n):
Dramatic Irony
Symbol
Soliloquy
Aside
49
The figure of speech in line 2 (It will flame out, like shining from shook foil;) is a
apostrophe
simile
metonymy
metaphor
50
What three titles is Macbeth given by the three witches?
Thane of Cawdor, Thane of North Cumberland, Thane of South
Thane of Glamis, Thane of Cumberland, Future King
Thane of Cawdor, Thane of Glamis, Thane of Cumberland
Thane of Glamis, Thane of Cawdor, Future King
51
What did William Blake say about opposites?
Opposites are always one or the other, never both
Opposites exist independent of each other
Opposites have no major influence on human life
Opposites aren't as interesting as the gray area in between
