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Explorations in Literature: Test 5
Explorations in Literature: Test 5
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1
In "The Split Cherry Tree," Professor Herbert showed that he was well acquainted with the daily lives of farmers.
False
True
2
The person who changes the most throughout "Alas, Poor Annabelle!" and "Father Speaks" is
Hetty
Caddie
father
Annabelle
3
What is the main difference between Vinegar Boy and John Mark?
Vinegar Boy is older than John Mark
John Mark is outspoken, while Vinegar Boy is self-conscious
John Mark is shy, while Vinegar Boy is confident
Vinegar Boy is outspoken, while John Mark is quiet
4
Why is the orphaned Vinegar Boy in "The Crucifixion" reluctant to accept Nicolaus's offer of adoption?
He wants to be "prefer" before he consents to become Nicolau's son.
He wants Marconius, not Nicolaus, to adopt him.
He distrusts Nicolaus.
He is reluctant to subject himself to anyone's authority
5
When Ida Scudder tears up her note to Annie, she compares the pieces of paper to
white pollen
flies
confetti
crumbs
6
mock praise
alllussion
sarrcassm
sarcasm
allusion
7
character who changes during the course of the story
developing character
round character
static character
flat character
8
What does the author of "The Split Cherry Tree" view as the key to the future?
Hard work
Education
Tradition
Family
9
One of the visitors in "Three Visitors in the Night" was a Brahmin.
True
False
10
Which of these poems is an example of free verse?
"Two Went Up to the Temple to Pray"
"Prime Lesson"
"Casey at the Bat"
"Godolphin Horne"
11
"Two went up to the temple to pray" alludes to what biblical parable?
The Parable of the Lost Sheep
The Parable of the Publican and the Pharisee
The Parable of the Prodigal Son
The Parable of the Good Samaritan
12
The theme of "Two Went Up to the Temple to Pray " may be best stated as the following:
Public prayer is more beneficial than private prayer.
Worship is not a physical act of the body but a spiritual act of the heart.
When praying, a Christian must kneel at an altar.
The man who is most eloquent should be 1 to lead prayer at public meeting.
13
Which of these stories was written in third-person point of view?
"Being a Public Character"
"The Soloist"
"How Beautiful with Mud"
"The Crucifixion"
14
Sir Timothy was eventually granted a seat in Parliament.
False
True
15
The narrator of "Being a Public Character" is ......
Heinie
Harold
Spot
Freckles
16
Which of the following is true of Homer in "The Soloist"?
He is undependable.
He is a static character.
He is poor musician.
He is a developing character.
17
What is the main difference between Vinegar Boy and John Mark?
John Mark is shy, while Vinegar Boy is confident
Vinegar Boy is older than John Mark
John Mark is outspoken, while Vinegar Boy is self-conscious
Vinegar Boy is outspoken, while John Mark is quiet
18
Homer's decision to go through with the performance illustrated all of the following traits
except
Dependability
Courage
Arrogance
Humility
19
Which of the following from "Alas! Poor Annabelle!" is an accurate statement about Annabelle?
She is very comfortable around animals.
She is a tomboy.
She is sensitive to the needs of those around her.
She is a fairly good sport about the pranks played on her.
20
According to Sandburg's poem "Prime Lesson," what is the danger of using "proud words"?
Proud words are difficult to remember.
Proud words can never be taken back.
Proud words can hurt others.
Proud words are often misunderstood.
21
In "The Split Cherry Tree" what causes Mr. Sexton's attitude to change?
When he realized how much money was at stake, he decided to change.
His attitude didn't change.
After Professor Herbert's kind treatment, he realizes that he was wrong.
Professor Herbert challenges him to a duel, so he backs down.
22
The theme of "The Fool's Prayer" is the tragedy of being poor and uneducated.
False
True
23
Why did Inetta try to hide her disability from others?
Because she wanted to be independent
Because she was afraid of being ridiculed
Because she didn’t want help
24
How did Inetta Bush hide her illiteracy?
By learning to read in secret
By asking others to read for her
By memorizing everything she needed to know
By avoiding social situations
25
To what Bible story does "Three Visitors in the Night" allude?
Noah's Ark
David and Goliath
Moses and the Burning Bush
Samuel's Call in 1 Samuel 3:1-19
26
Inetta especially wanted to be able to read
her children's report cards.
the newspaper
the Bible
letters from friends
27
character whose thoughts, feelings, and motivations are revealed to the reader
flat character
static character
round character
developing character
28
weakness or moral fault that a character possesses
character flaw
round character
allusion
flat character
29
In "Primer Lesson," when Sandburg mentions that proud words "wear long boots," he is using what literary device?
anaphora
personfication
simile
allusion
30
point in the story when the reader knows something that the characters do not know
sarcasm
character flaw
allusion
dramatic irony
31
reference to another piece of literature
conclusion
allusion
static character
sarcasm
32
Godolphin in "Godolphin Horne" is not hired because......
he is not qualified for the job
he is a noble in the land
he is too young
he thinks he is better than others
33
character with whom the reader cannot identify
sympathetic character
sarcasm
unsympathetic character
static character
34
character with whom the reader may identify
developing character
unsympathetic character
flat character
sympathetic character
35
Because of illiteracy, Inetta in "What It's Like When You Cant Read or Write" had problem in all
except
making friends
banking
marriage
purchasing items
36
Godolphin Horne was born to a lower-class family.
False
True
37
In "The Crucifixion," Christ removed Vinegar Boy's birthmark.
False
True
38
character who possesses few distinguishing traits
static character
round character
flat character
unsympathetic character
39
character who remains essentially the same throughout the story
round character
character flaw
flat character
static character
40
In "Two Went Up to the Temple to Pray," Crashaw suggests that, in actuality, one went to pray and the other to
laugh
obtain mercy
brag
be seen
41
"The Soloist," Homer's real reason for not wanting to play a solo was stated most clearly when he said,
"They'll laugh at me, won't they?"
"It's just-well, its just that I don't feel much like playing, that's all."
"I smashed up my finger"
"I thought it was a draw"
42
"Three visitors in the Night" is an example of
novel
autobiography
biography
informal essay
43
In "Being a Public Character," what name does the dog give his boy?
Freckles
Buddy
Sparky
Scout
44
The statement that best describes Spot is that he is
dog who deserves great recognition for each show
fearsome, large dog
dog who tries to live up
dog who bit a lion in self-defense
45
What literary device is used in "the outlook wasn't brilliant for the Mudville nine" in "Casey at the Bat"?
Imagery
Alliteration
Hyperbole
Foreshadowing
46
In "Two Went Up to the Temple to Pray," the line "Two went to pray? O, rather say," demonstrates internal rhyme.
False
True