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English 3S Final Exam Review - Carew/Fischer
English 3S Final Exam Review - Carew/Fischer
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1
Device in which characters or events represent or symbolize ideas and concepts outside of the writing piece
Allegory
Mood
Tragic hero
Foreshadowing
2
Daisy Buchanan never loved Tom Buchanan
True
False
3
Tom Buchanan is having an affair with Jordan Baker
True
False
4
Who kills Myrtle Wilson?
Gatsby
Herself
Daisy
Tom
5
The Quote “
...I’ll tell you what’s walking Salem- vengeance is walking Salem.”
is from The Great Gatsby
True
False
6
What two time periods are addressed in The Crucible?
The 90's and The Millenium
The 60's and 70's
The Roaring 20's and The Great Depression
The Salem Witch Trials and McCarthyism
7
Who says the following: “Can’t repeat the past…why of course you can!”
Tom
Daisy
Nick
Gatsby
8
What does paraphrasing mean?
To re-write an idea/s in one’s own words
To copy words from a source
To include an in-text citation
To write an MLA Works Cited page
9
Who is John Proctor’s wife?
Abby
Elizabeth
Tituba
Mercy
10
Who is guilty of Gatsby’s murder?
Daisy
George
Wolfsheim
Tom
11
How did Giles Corey die?
drowned
hanged
shot
pressed
12
The Crucible is an Allegory
False
True
13
Where is the thesis statement initially located in an essay?
Last sentence of the conclusion
First sentence of the introduction
Last sentence of the introduction
First sentence of the body paragraph
14
What is a thesis statement?
the first sentence of each body paragraph
a statement that exposes one’s position on the topic
a sentence about theme
the closing sentence of an essay
15
Which of the following characters arrives in Salem as an authority figure?
Reverend Parris
Giles Corey
Reverend Hale
John Proctor
16
Which is the proper way to cite a “quote” using an in-text citation?
“I stand mute.” (Miller 90).
“I stand mute” (Miller 90).
“I stand mute (Miller 90).”
“I stand mute.” (Miller 90.)
17
An object or idea that represents something with significance
Tragic Hero
Mood
Symbol (Symbolism)
Allegory
18
An
protagonist
is a character, or a group of characters, which stands in opposition to the main character
True
False
19
Who is Dan Cody?
All of the above
A man made rich by the Yukon Gold Rush
A man perhaps murdered by Ella Kaye
Gatsby’s mentor
20
Hints and clues of events to occur later in the plot
Foreshadowing
Tragic hero
Allegory
Mood
21
The text that is italicized in the sample is an example of what?
Paratext
Stage directions
Production notes
Character movement
22
Who says the following: “I hate careless people…that is why I like you.”
Jordan
Nick
Owl Eyes
Daisy
23
An example of a theme in
The Crucible
is
anti-Semitism
reputation
racism
love
24
How would you identify Abigail’s motivation for encouraging the other girls?
She had indeed made a pact with Satan
She is disappointed and angry because John Proctor has scorned her advances
She hates her uncle, Rev. Parris for being so strict
She wishes to injure her cousin Betty
25
Myrtle Wilson is having an affair with Tom Buchanan
False
True
26
John Proctor forgets which commandment when asked to recite them?
murder
use God’s name in vain
theft
adultery
27
Who shows their brutality by breaking someone’s nose?
Michaelis
Wilson
Wolfshiem
Buchanan
28
Where did Nick and Tom go to school?
Boston College
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
29
Where does Nick want to go at the end of the novel?
New York
None of the above
San Francisco
Mid-west
30
Most of the novel takes place here:
New York City
Valley of Ashes
Los Angeles
Long Island
31
The author’s attitude toward the subject he/she is writing about (characters, situations, etc.)
Mood
Symbol (or symbolism)
Allegory
Foreshadowing
32
Which of the following best describes Rev. Parris?
kind
dishonest
fair
self-serving
33
Who (or what) watches over the Valley of Ashes?
The ghosts
Dr. T.J. Eckleburg
Gatsby
Tom
34
A character in a piece of literature that experiences a downfall because of a major (usually fatal) flaw
Symbol (or symbolism)
Mood
Tragic hero
Foreshadowing
35
The 3 pieces of evidence given during Act III of the Crucible are a petition a and two depositions
True
False
