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Unit 1 Sec. 3 Test
Unit 1 Sec. 3 Test
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1
Which characters live in the East Egg?
Tom and Myrtle
Nick and Gatsby
Tom and Daisy Buchanan
Myrtle and George Wilson
2
What is the structure of Mondello's "Hollywood Dreams of Wealth, Youth, and Beauty"?
He talks about the American Dream chronologically throughout history.
He uses flashback in 1st person perspective
He uses newspaper articles to frame his arguments around historical events.
He uses syntax to depict the Hollywood dream & Movie examples
3
What does Nick emphasize on the billboard of T.J. Eckleburg in the Valley of Ashes?
his bushy mustashe
his golden spectacles
his disformed color from years of sun and rain
His huge eyes and retinas
4
During the Great Depression, for instance, the silent comedy Modern Times had Charlie Chaplin’s Little Tramp imagining..
Simple
Compound-Complex
Compound
Complex
5
Appealing to the senses, especially in a physical way
Sensuously
Contiguous
Vitality
Extemporizing
6
Hollywood’s not called a dream factory for nothing. (3)
Complex
Simple
Compound-Complex
Compound
7
Define
Tone
the attitude or feeling an author, narrator, or character give the reader.
the perspective in which an author or narrator tells a story.
The time, place, and environment in which a story occurs.
the act of creating, describing, and developing characters.
8
What character is the narrator of
The Great Gatsby ; What Point of view is the story in?
Myrtle Wilson; 2nd Person
Nick Carroway; 1st Person
Bob Mondello; 3rd Person
F. Scott Fitzgerald; 1st Person
9
How does changing the
syntax
affect the meaning on a sentence?
All of the above
it shifts the importance of specific words and phrases
it affects the clarity of a sentence
it changes the meaning of the sentence the author intended
10
Which characters live in the West Egg?
Nick and Gatsby
Tom and Myrtle
Myrtle and George Wilson
Tom and Daisy Buchanan
11
By the time he gets to Ellis Island, traveling in steerage, he’s figured out that these are false hopes. (9)
Compound
Complex
Compound-Complex
Simple
12
To not be willing or able to believe in something or someone
Incredulously
Supercilious
Imperatively
Sedative
13
Little guy makes good in the oil-rich world of Giant. (2)
Compound
Compound-Complex
Simple
Complex
14
Behaving or looking as though one thinks one is superior to others
Supercilious
Imperatively
Incredulously
Sedative
15
Define
Point of View
the act of creating, describing, and developing characters.
the perspective in which an author or narrator tells a story.
The time, place, and environment in which a story occurs.
the attitude or feeling an author, narrator, or character give the reader.
16
Nick Carroway is said to be a humble, matter-of-fact, neutral narrator.
False
True
17
Which characters live in the Valley of Ashes?
Myrtle and George Wilson
Tom and Myrtle
Tom and Daisy Buchanan
Nick and Gatsby
18
Define
Setting
the perspective in which an author or narrator tells a story.
the attitude or feeling an author, narrator, or character give the reader.
the act of creating, describing, and developing characters.
The time, place, and environment in which a story occurs.
19
Bob Mondello's American Dream centers on wealth, youth, and beauty.
True
False
20
Something tending to be calm or to soothe
Imperatively
Sedative
Incredulously
Supercilious
21
Define
Characterization
the attitude or feeling an author, narrator, or character give the reader.
the perspective in which an author or narrator tells a story.
The time, place, and environment in which a story occurs.
the act of creating, describing, and developing characters.
22
To interrupt a conversation with a comment
Disdain
Interposed
Vitality
Sensuously
23
Hard work carries the day in Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (2).
Complex
Compound
Simple
Compound-Complex
24
The quality of being lively, energetic, or strong
Contiguous
Vitality
Sensuously
Extemporizing
25
Which of the following is
Not
an example of
Author's Craft?
Imagery
Theme
Word choice and connotation
Literary devices
26
What element is at the center of the Reader’s Circle?
Author's Craft
Elements and Structure
Meaning
Literary Effects
27
Doing something without preparation or thought
Contiguous
Extemporizing
Sensuously
Vitality
28
In a way that is extremely important or urgent; forceful
Sedative
Imperatively
Incredulously
Supercilious
29
A feeling of dislike or disapproval
Disdain
Vitality
Interposed
Sensuously
30
Which
literary device
does Fitzgerald use to describe
Tom Buchanan
as a character?
He uses a simile to compare Tom to someone arrogant and aggressive
he uses specific words to depict Tom as physically intimidating; aggressive
he uses word connotations to depict Tom as gentle and kind
he uses sentence structure to depict Tom's luxurious wardrobe
31
Which of the following choices
best
explain how Fitzgerald uses
author's crafts
to develop characterization in his text?
details and specific word choices
figurative language and imagery
All of the above
specific connotations
32
To be touching or in contact
Contiguous
Extemporizing
Vitality
Sensuously
33
What other aspects of a story are impacted and developed by the setting?
Plot events and Conflict
The Tone and Point of View of a Text
All of the above.
Characters and Character relationships
34
Define
Syntax
the arrangement of words and phrases to create meaningful sentences
a form of linguistics impacting the sound of words
how sentence formation affects the format of literature
how paragraphs are arranged in an essay
35
Tinseltown didn’t invent the American Dream, but it sure put it out there for the world to see…(1).
Simple
Compound
Complex
Compound-Complex
