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Gothic Literature, Dialogue, Parallelism, and Narrative
Gothic Literature, Dialogue, Parallelism, and Narrative
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Unit 1 Review and Intro to Unit 2
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1
Which of the following is NOT an element of Gothic Literature?
violent plot
gloomy mood
tormented character
the color black
2
Periods and commas should always be placed inside the quotes.
False
True
3
Which of the following sentences demonstrates correct parallelism?
Maggie learns French, practice softball, and making pies.
The model is beautiful, poised, and kind.
Jennifer liked baking, jogged, and swam.
Stu pushed the cart and rides the train.
4
A question mark or exclamation mark should never be placed outside of quotes.
False
True
5
Why is the speaker in "The Raven" grieving?
He has no friends.
Aliens have invaded his home.
His love has passed away.
His sister has passed away.
6
Who or what does the Raven symbolize?
loneliness
love
violence
beauty
7
What word does the Raven repeat?
Evermore
Forevermore
Nevermore
Anymore
8
In "House Taken Over" what is the brother and sister's daily routine?
watch scary movies and decorate their haunted house
paint, read, and sing
clean, read, and knit
feed the farm animals and tend the garden
9
What does
adamant
mean here: Elizabeth was adamant about tying her own shoes like a big girl
Hesitant
Forced to agree with others
Disappointed
Refusing to change one's mind
10
The house falling apart at the end of the story when Roderick and Lady Madeline die shows what?
clauses
irony
parallelism
symbolism
11
Which is NOT properly punctuated?
Who said, "an eye for an eye"?
"Believe me, they know"!
Mrs. Bailey said, "you have until midnight to turn it in."
"I don't believe," Dr. Gomez said, "it is anything serious."
12
Narrative elements include all of the following EXCEPT:
Interior Monologue
Counter-Argument
Dialogue
Sensory Details
13
Why did the narrator believe Roderick Usher was sick?
His sister was a zombie and making him into one too.
He ate a bad batch of food.
The house was making him sick.
He had a rare disease.
14
Who is Lenore?
The deceased wife in "The Raven"
The sister in "Fall of the House of Usher"
The invader in "House Taken Over"
Edgar Allan Poe's wife
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Good parallel structure:
Makes reading frustrating.
Makes writing clear.
None of the above.
Makes writing funnier.
