UNIT 6 REVIEW

Paul's asking Mac what they would do "if something did happen . . . and [they] had to go back before the ice broke" is

When Bob Cratchit and Tiny Tim come home from church on Christmas Day, Bob says Tim's behavior in church was good.

What does Anne call their hiding place?

Which of the following scriptural details does Barrett Browning's poem not allude to?

1 of the ways in which Scrooge shows Bob that he has changed is by telling Bob to make up the fire.

Harry never realizes that his mother is beautiful.

In "The Meaning of the Look," the poet is restating what Scripture says without adding any of his own interpretation

What lesson does Scrooge learn from the scene at Fezziwig's?

The poem "The Sloth" implies that the sloth does not like to be considered as __________.

After Marley disappears, Scrooge is too frightened to fall asleep.

According to Roethke, how long would it take a sloth to answer a question?

Harry finally experiences a change in attitude.

Harry's reaction to his mother helps readers to realize that embarrassment over family members often is a result of ____

The character Harry in The Torn Invitation plays what role?

Harry had never been embarrassed about his mother before the incident with the invitation.

Frankie is generous and kind-spirited.

In "Opportunity," the craven blames his parents for his lack of faithfulness.

When Anne starts her diary, her family has already been in hiding for a week.

What is one thing Anne mentions she would like to do after leaving the Anne?

Anne believes humans, as they are, will always war amongst themselves.

The Ghost of Christmas Past appears immediately when the clock strikes __________.

The Ghost of Christmas Past carries a lighted torch.

In "Opportunity," the craven says he would fight if he had a better sword.

Anne's notice of deportation prompts the Franks to go into hiding.

In "Height" the phrase "of my mother and another" illustrates __________.

Diaries must have daily entries.

Scrooge's nephew, Fred, tells his wife he feels sorry for __________.

Scrooge has always had an active imagination.

Who is the funniest of the class?

In "Height," the phrase "posture of my father" illustrates the literary device known as __________.

Paul tries to warn the Indian boy to __________.

In his note to Mac, Paul writes that his father will understand why he has left Mac.

In Stave I of A Christmas Carol, Scrooge's nephew and clerk are symbolically associated with __________.

Harry's mother makes her dish towels from __________.

The rhythm of "The Sloth" suggests a slow-moving, lumbering animal in order to support the poem's meaning.

Little Fan tells Scrooge that Scrooge's father wants him to come home again.

"a perfect Laocoön of himself with his stockings." This sentence contains an allusion.

Paul helps John Burton and his mother by __________.

Anne deals with many abstract ideas. Which of these does not qualify as abstract?

When Anne begins writing her diary, she is _____ years old.

Poetic lines that end with a natural pause indicated by punctuation are __________.

The speaker's tone is one of terror when describing the shark.

Anne's hiding place is much larger than one might suppose, even containing a stove for cooking.

Anne believes her depression is due to her own cowardice.

In his poem "The Shark," E. J. Pratt demonstrates what kind of attitude toward the shark?

Who gets official notice for deportation?

Which of these is NOT included in Szymborska's list of things people like?

Scansion is the term given to describe markings that indicate the meter of the feet in a poem and the pauses in the line

Paul is surprised when Mac comes to the Burtons' cabin to get him.

In "Some Like Poetry," how many people "per thousand" does Szymborska estimate enjoy poetry?

Paul's last statement - "The gingerbread boy won't get any smaller" -reveals that he believes he has overcome his fears.

The Ghost of Christmas Present predicts that Tiny Tim will die if things continue as they are.

In A Christmas Carol, Scrooge's viewpoint does not change.

The analysis of literary works is called literary __________.

Paul's remembering the night he became afraid while camping as a child could best be described as __________.

The Ghost of Christmas Present carries a glowing torch shaped like a horn of plenty.

Scrooge is delighted to find out that the day is Christmas and that "the Spirits have done it all in one night."

The poet of "Some Like Poetry" says reading poetry for class counts as loving poetry.

Anne Frank's family is forced to hide when her father is called to a "work camp" when Hitler has begun rounding up Jews

Mac suggests ways Paul can occupy the time while Mac is checking traps. Which of the following is not one of those?

Anne mentions that the Franks must light a fire daily to __________.

Scrooge was once engaged to be married.

Who are we to assume the solitary child in the schoolroom is?

How does Dickens symbolize the fact that Scrooge may change the things the Spirit of Christmas Yet To Come has shown him

When Scrooge visits the Cratchits' household for the 2nd time, the children are much quieter than they were the 1st time

Mrs. Wojick speaks broken English because she __________.

What gift does Scrooge send anonymously to the Cratchits?

In the scene in which Scrooge sees a body covered by a sheet on a bed, Scrooge __________.

The Ghost of Christmas Present appears in the room adjoining Scrooge's bedroom. How has the Spirit changed that room

Onomatopoeia is the practice of rhyming several words in a line of prose.

One of the businessmen discussing Scrooge's death says he will attend Scrooge's funeral only if lunch is provided.

Why does Tiny Tim walk with a crutch and wear an iron brace?

 "Are there no prisons? . . . Are there no workhouses?" Whom or what is the spirit quoting when he says this?

Which does not describe the prince's state when he finds the sword?

Scrooge removes the sheet from the figure on the bed and sees the face of Jacob Marley.

All of the Jews captured are required to sign a statement saying they support the New Order.

The Ghost of Christmas Yet To Come takes Scrooge to visit __________.

Paul has run away from home to live with Mac.

The authorial tone toward Scrooge is favorable.

What tone does Theodore Roethke adopt in his poem "The Sloth"?

Appearing at the ends of two consecutive lines in "The Meaning of the Look," the words stone and upon exhibit _______

Greedy and unfeeling describe the two groups of people at the beginning of Stave IV.

Mac gets up in the middle of the night to __________.

Visiting the home of his nephew with the Ghost of Christmas Present, Scrooge hears his nephew say he feels sorry for him

Mr. van Daan is Mr. Frank's business partner and friend.

Which adjective best describes the tone of Roethke's poem?

The first line of "Height" ("Viewed from the roof of a tall building") contains assonance.

The coward in "Opportunity" leaves the field of battle because he __________.

Scrooge goes to Fred's house for Christmas dinner.

All of the following describe the Ghost of Christmas Past except that it is __________.

Marley tells Scrooge that the spirits will haunt him over a period of three nights.

Marley tells Scrooge that three spirits will haunt him over a period of __________.

What is going on under the "cloud of dust" the speaker dreams of in "Opportunity"?

The Ghost of Christmas Yet To Come is described as a phantom.

The fact that Scrooge lives a meager life is ironic since he is a wealthy man.

Christ tells Peter that he will be judged for his denial of Christ.

To whom does Anne address her diary?

When Scrooge appears at Fred's house on Christmas Day, how does Fred respond?

The Ghost of Christmas Yet To Come shrinks down into a bedpost as he disappears.

Seeing himself as a boy makes Scrooge sorry that he chased the caroler away from his door.