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Review for final exam Holcomb English II
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1
What was the 19th Amendment?
Citizens won't be denied the right to vote on account of sex
Citizens will not be denied the right to vote for any reason
All citizens were given equal rights
Citizens must pass a written exam in order to vote
2
Which of the following is a Greek god/goddess?
Jupiter
Osiris
Odin
Zeus
3
Which of the following are NOT themes shown in The 1,001 Nights?
Justice and Retribution
Magical elements and fantasy
Heroism and Violence
Lust and Madness
4
Which of the following is a MOTIF?
Hermia
Magic
William Shakespeare
Waste not, want not
5
Which of the following does NOT describe a FOLKTALE?
Rely on magical and mythical elements for plot
Animals dress and act human
Based in non-fiction/are realistic
Fictional stories that teach a lesson
6
Which statement does NOT describe Egyptian myths?
Pharaohs=gods; and their myths have gods as main characters
Believed in reincarnation
Believed in the afterlife as a mirror of life on earth
Used myths only to tell the creation stories
7
Which of the following motifs are NOT in the play A Midsummer Night's Dream?
Hand to hand combat
Magic and fairy mischief
Dreams versus Reality
Jealousy and Love
8
Feminism is defined as
The advocacy for women to become superior to men in society
The advocacy for women's rights
The advocacy of the oppression of men
The advocacy for equality of the sexes in society
9
What is a symbol?
A material object representing something else (abstract)
A significant and recurring element in a story or work
The subject or main idea of a piece of writing
A comparison of two unlike things not using like or as
10
Which of the following does NOT describe a FAIRY TALE?
Based completely on fiction
Used to teach children lessons/cautionary tales
Rely on realistic elements, based in non-fiction
Rely on magical and supernatural elements
11
Which of the following is a Roman god/goddess?
Osiris
Zeus
Odin
Jupiter
12
What is a motif?
The subject or main idea of a piece of writing
A material object representing something else (abstract)
A significant and recurring element in a story or work
A comparison of two unlike things not using like or as
13
What is a metaphor?
A comparison of two unlike things not using like or as
A significant and recurring element in a story or work
A material object representing something else (abstract)
The subject or main idea of a piece of writing
14
Which of the following statements does NOT describe Roman myths?
Stories were used for moral purposes rather than religious
Used myths to retell historical and political events
Heavily influenced by Greek mythology
Gods were major characters, played a large part in the myths
15
Which of the following does NOT describe a FABLE?
Animals are usually the main characters
Have SOME fantastical/magical elements
Very long stories, also known as epic tales
Moral is the last line of the story/teaches a lesson
16
Which of the following is a metaphor?
She was like a rose
The curtain of night fell upon us
Death walked slowly toward me
The river ran smoothly as glass
17
Which of the following is an Egyptian god/goddess?
Freya
Juno
Isis
Hera
18
Which of the following does NOT describe Norse myths?
Main gods were not included in their myths
Viewed time as cyclical (a form of reincarnation)
Used their myths for religious purposes
Gods were main characters and myths revolved around them
19
Which of the following does NOT describe Bottom?
Loud and dramatic
Confident and arrogant
Natural born leader
Boring and quiet
20
Which statement does NOT describe Greek myths?
Contain fantastical elements (magic, mythical creatures etc)
Myths were the main source of their religion
Gods are usually NOT main characters
Historical events
21
What is a frame narrative?
A long set of stories collected together in one work
Starts with a main narrative/contains smaller stories within
A work that is framed and put on the wall
A work of fiction that is very exciting
22
Which of the following is a Norse god/goddess?
Apollo
Pluto
Thor
Het
23
Which of the following is a symbol?
A bird representing freedom
Love representing marriage
Hatred representing justice
A book representing essays