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1
why do writers introduce blind characters into a story?
there is no reason; the character just happens to be blind
to demonstrate the figurative seeing/blindness are at work
they don't like the character
to make their characters more diverse
2
which of the following is true?
irony trumps most things
irony trumps everything
irony is equivalent to everything else
irony is trumped by everything else
3
why do authors often create new stories based on old fairy tales?
that is how authors become successful
Shakespeare's storylines are exciting
gives readers familiarity
it makes their stories easier to understand
4
can popular stories, like The Jungle Book, be based off of parts of another story?
True
False
5
which one of these is NOT an example of a marking Foster uses in Chapter 21?
Frankenstein's deformity
Oedipus' blindness
Edward Scissorhands' hands
milkman Dead's short leg
6
authors often contrast cold, stiff, winter with the beauty and freshness of
water
summer
autumn
spring
7
What is not a component of a quest?
A challenge along the way
A stated reason to go on the quest
No certain place to go
A quester
8
all communions have to be holy
False
True
9
what is one way you can tell another story is inspired by Shakespeare?
all of the above
subtle Shakespeare quotes are used
similar character actions
famous Shakespeare scenes are replicated
10
if a character falls into water before reemerging it usually means...
bathing
rebirth
baptism
drowning
11
What was Foster’s main point in Chapter 25, “Don’t Read With Your Eyes”
readers should accept the values of another culture and the impact it had
an authors point of view is always the correct one
readers should not change their mind when they read another author's work
readers should go back to the time the story was written to engage with it
12
what is the name of Laura's brother?
Luke Sheridan
Jose Sheridan
Lincoln Sheridan
Laurie Sheridan
13
what is a myth?
a body of story that matters
an ancient greek reference
untrue statement or story
incident from a fictional story
14
what is political writing about?
elections
human problems
voting
fear
15
what is a common indicator of a Christ figure?
intense suffering
wearing all white
wearing all black
practicing religion
16
what does the heart
symbolically
represent
life
biology
blood
emotion
17
weather can represent:
romance
forgiveness
misery
all of the above
18
All of the following are examples of qualities that propose a biblical allusion EXCEPT
spending time alone, especially in the wilderness
in agony
34 years old
being good with children
19
what makes a vampire story?
a middle aged woman
a young man
upsets rigid social customs
someone who represents modern day values
20
symbols represent one thing in particular
False
True
21
flight usually means confinement
False
True
22
Why do authors frequently kill off characters?
lack of activity in work
because its violent
because its fun
it will get them a better grade
23
while talking about geography in literature, high places like hills can represent...
crowds
death
dirtiness
purity
24
which is NOT a characteristic of a prime literary disease?
must be fatal
is picturesque
has strong symbolic or metaphorical possibilities
mysterious in origin
