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A review for the Unit 1 Test
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1
Why did Paine write Common Sense?
To persuade people to become Christians
To argue to remain a colony of Great Britain
To argue for independence from Great Britain
To persuade people to overthrow the British monarch
2
Which 2 does Bryant use as metaphors for the grave?
"Oregon"
A "couch more magnificent"
"the narrow house"
"life's green spring"
3
Which 2 can be purposes of trickster myths?
Used to explain things
To teach values of the culture
To scare young children
Told to teach a lesson
4
What is "The Song of Hiawatha" drawn from?
Egyptian mythology
Native American mythology
Roman mythology
Greek mythology
5
Why does the buffalo want revenge in Coyote and Buffalo?
Because the coyote kicked his skull around
Because the Coyote took his girl
Because coyote drove him from the Swah-netk'-qho county
Because the coyote didn't heal his cow
6
Which 2 pieces of work are written in iambic pentameter?
Common Sense
"Thanatopsis"
"On Being Brought from Africa to America"
"The Song of Hiawatha"
7
Who does Hop-Frog burn alive at the end?
The King and his councillors
Tripetta
Monkeys
Edgar Allan Poe
8
Who has been sending famine and disease to Hiawatha's people?
Pearl-Feather
A woodpecker
Mudjekeewis
A squirrel
9
"The Song of Hiawatha" is what kind of Native American story?
Hero Myth
Trickster Myth
Creation Myth
A Fable
10
Who raises Hiawatha?
Mudjekeewis
Wenonah
Nokomis
Pearl-Feather
11
What was the name of the author who published Coyote and Buffalo?
Phillis Wheatley
Mourning Dove
Nokomis
Thomas Paine
12
Bryant uses personification to suggest that nature is... (choose 2)
Caring
A disease
Stern
Wise
13
What does Hiawatha kill in his childhood that makes him a hero?
A squirrel
A deer
A bird
His father
14
How does Paine present America in Common Sense? Choose 2.
A land of opportunity
A tyrant
An asylum
A child
15
Which of the following is most likely to be Wheatley's purpose in writing her poem?
To persuade African slaves to convert to Christianity
To persuade people to end slavery
To persuade African slaves to obey their masters
To persuade Britain to publish her poetry
16
What are 2 reasons Paine gave in regards to why America should be independent from Britain?
We shouldn't be associated with people that aren't Christian
They are too far away from each other
We will end up in wars that we don't want to be in.
We don't want to share our tea with them.
17
What 2 things did the King do that upset Hop-Frog?
He forced Hop-Frog to be covered in tar.
He pushed Tripetta and threw wine in her face.
He burned his friends alive.
He made Hop-Frog drink.
18
Which 2 are elements of Romantic Literature?
Ambition / Perseverance
Supernatural / Gothic
Love / Passion
Emotion / Imagination
19
Which 2 of the following help Hiawatha and his canoe out of the thing that swallowed them?
A squirrel and a deer
A squirrel and seagulls
Minnehaha and Mudjekeewis
Seagulls and a deer
20
Why was Hop-Frog called a "triplicate treasure"? Choose 3.
He was a cripple.
He was a good servant.
He was a jester.
He was a dwarf.
21
"The Song of Hiawatha" is written in trochaic tetrameter. What does this mean?
There is a regular rhyme scheme.
There are 10 syllables in every line.
There is an irregular rhyme scheme.
There are 8 syllables in every line.
22
What did Tom refuse to do?
Lend money to people
Dig up Kidd Pirate's treasure
Become a slave trader
Divorce his wife
23
How does Paine present Britain in Common Sense? Choose 3.
A monster
A savage
A child
A brute
24
What swallows Hiawatha and his canoe?
A deer
A monster
A squirrel
A fish
25
Which 3 of the following are true of Romanticism?
Feeling was more important than reason
A desire to escape to nature
Traditions and customs were important
A reaction to the birth of the modern world
26
Has a son named Hiawatha and dies of grief when deserted by Mudjekeewis
Tripetta
Nokomis
Minnehaha
Wenonah
27
Who was Wheatley likely writing to in her poem, "On Being Brought form Africa to America"?
White Christians
God
African slaves
Her masters
28
When Nokomis learns of Hiawatha's love, what does she advise him to do?
Marry her straight away
Wait to see if he can find someone better
Forget about love and protect his people
Marry someone from his own tribe instead
29
What does "Thanatopsis" mean?
A fear of death
A view of death
Nature is good.
Hope
30
"The prodigious muscular power which nature seemed to have bestowed upon his [Hop-Frog's] arms"
This is an example of the Romantic element, gothic.
This is an example of the Romantic element, history.
This is an example of the Romantic element, nature.
This is an example of the Romantic element, emotion.
31
What is the approximate time period of the Romantic Literary Period?
1700-1750
1850-1900
1800-1850
1750-1800
32
What was the writer's lesson to the reader in "The Devil and Tom Walker"?
Money can't make you happy.
Don't marry difficult women.
Never forget your Bible.
Don't be greedy.
33
Who wrote "The Devil and Tom Walker"?
Henry Wadsworth Lonfellow
William Cullen Bryant
Edgar Allan Poe
Washington Irving
34
Which is the purpose of Creation Myths in Native American culture?
To scare young children
To teach a lesson
To tell how things came to be
To teach virtues of the culture
35
Who does Wheatley say can "join th' angelic train"? Choose 2.
Christians
Native Americans
Children
Negroes
36
Where did the Romantic Movement originate?
Europe
Asia
Africa
North America
37
How does Bryant say you should approach death?
"Like the quarry-slave at night, scourged to his dungeon"
"Like a blight over thy spirit"
"Like one who wraps the drapery of his couch about him"
"Like the innumerable caravan"
38
How is Wheatley's poem structured? Choose 2.
Rhyming Couplets of AABBCCDD
Trochaic Tetrameter
Iambic Pentameter
ABAB CDCD EFEF GG Rhyme Scheme
39
Why don't buffalo live in the Swah-netk'-qho county?
Because they don't want to
Because the gods drove them out
Because of the coyote
Because there isn't any food
40
Which 2 are purposes of heroic myths in Native American culture?
To scare young children
To entertain
To teach virtues of the culture
To explain how things came to be
41
Who gives Hiawatha advice on how to kill Pearl-Feather?
A squirrel
A fish
A woodpecker
Minnehaha
42
What is Hop-Frog's motive for his "final jest"?
Revenge
Money
Love
A peaceful afterlife
43
Which 2 are elements of Romantic Literature?
References to Legends and History
Descriptions of Nature
Slavery and Persecution
Patriotism and War
44
What can Hiawatha do?
Shoot an arrow and then outrun it
Catch 1,000 fish in an hour
Travel back and forth to the moon
Fly to other planets
45
How is the King described in Hop-Frog?
A tyrant
A devil
A jester
A friend to the needy
46
How could you describe the coyote in Coyote and Buffalo?
A thief
A slave
A kind father
A trickster
47
What does Wheatley say brought her from her "Pagan" land?
Anger
Mercy
Fear
Love
48
Which 3 were often true of Romantics?
They didn't believe in God.
They found their spirituality in nature.
They believed in God.
They preferred the industrialized world.
49
How does Wheatley say some people view her race?
As "savages"
"with scornful eye"
As angels on a "train"
with "mercy"
50
Which 3 are other names for the devil?
Tripetta
Grand Master of the Salem witches
The Black Woodsman
Old Scratch
