English 10R FINAL EXAM 2025

In "The Seventh Man," there is a shift in the telling of the story from:

What does the "night" represent in "Do Not Go Gentle Into that Good Night?"

An extended metaphor is:

In "The Pedestrian, " it considered "regressive" when the main character:

Define hyperbole.

Which were rights the Jewish people lost just before the ghettos were created?

Whose concerto does Juliek in Night play just before he dies?

Shakespeare grew up in:

An example of approximate or slant rhyme is:

The ranch about which George and Lennie dream in Of Mice and Men  represents:

A tragic hero usually:

Lennie in Of Mice and Men is most often compared to:

Which poetic device is being used in the poetic line "It was love, love as simple as shaving soap?"

Define round character.

Define memoir.

The word "pedestrian" means a person who is walking, as well as:

Why is the end of "The Fatalist" ironic?

How old did Elie Wiesel claim to be when they first arrived at the concentration camp in Night?

In the short story "Bile," what does the narrator consider doing at the end of the story?

In Jane Goodall's essay "I Acknowledge Mine," her purpose is to:

We learn that the subject of the poem "Miss Rosie" used to be:

The chiming clock in The Tragedy of Julius Caesar is an example of:

Which form of conflict do we see when Portia (Brutus' wife) commits suicide in The Tragedy of Julius Caesar?

There were three tiers to the Globe Theater stage, corresponding to:

In Night, How did Elie initially avoid giving up his gold crown?

Curley in Of Mice and Men always wears:

Lennie and George  in Of Mice and Men have a dream of:

How did Zalman in Night die during the evacuation?

In Shakespeare's "Sonnet 18," the extended metaphor is made between the speaker's lover and:

From which point of view is the short story "The Bet" told?

Lennie  in Of Mice and Men fears that George won't let him:

Why was Elie put in the hospital in Night?

In "The Wife's Story," we realize that:

Define mob mentality.

Define static character.

What was the first thought of the prisoners in Night when they were liberated?

Was joining the evacuation instead of staying at the hospital the best choice in Night?

In "One Art," to whom is the speaker speaking when she says "write it?"

George  in Of Mice and Men  says he and Lennie are different because they have:

In Night, how did Elie help his father when they were in the cattle car on the way to Buchenwald?

Which form of conflict do we see when Caesar's ghost appears to Brutus?

Define alliteration.

As there was no paperwork for Shakespeare's birthdate, where do we get information?

Define flat character.

The four basic parts of a plot are:

Define nonfiction.

The rhyme scheme of a Shakespearean Sonnet is:

Define motif.

A description of the OPTIMISM AND DELUSION motif is in Night is:

Define dynamic character.

Antony's and Octavius' tone towards Brutus at the end of The Tragedy of Julius Caesar is:

The message about death in the poem "Courage" contrasts the one in:

From which war is the narrator considering running away in "On the Rainy River?"

The phrase "fearful bravery" is an example of which literary technique?

In "The Seventh Man," the main character's friend is killed by a:

Define couplet.

Russell Baker, author of "Make Something of Yourself," eventually became:

In "A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings," the author uses magical realism which is:

Define resolution.

In the short story "Harrison Bergeron," why does the Handicapper General shoot Harrison?

The first few pages of Night show that Elie Wiesel:

Curley's wife in Of Mice and Men wishes she had:

Jing-Mei in the short story "Two Kinds" has an internal conflict over:

On the farm, Lennie  in Of Mice and Men wants to raise:

Curley from Of Mice and Men: