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Unit Four: Realism (Regionalism and Naturalism)
Unit Four: Realism (Regionalism and Naturalism)
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The author explains how two or more things are alike or different.
Compare and Contrast
Sequence
Description
Cause and Effect
2
The series of conflicts and crises in the story that lead to the climax.
Falling Action
Exposition
Rising Action
Resolution
3
Which of the following sentences exhibits correct comma placement?
She left Albany, New York, on January 18th of that year.
She left Albany, New York on January 18th of that year.
She left Albany New York, on January 18th of that year.
She left Albany New York, on January 18th, of that year.
4
The end of the story where the conflicts or problems are solved.
Falling Action
Exposition
Climax
Resolution
5
How does Mark Twain's choice of diction (using dialect) contribute to the realism of his stories?
It gives it authenticity.
His sophisticated vocabulary is essential to his stories.
It provides lots of imagery.
It is descriptive.
6
"Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" is about
Need for Equality
Uncertainty of Religious Faith
Importance of Community
Desire for Freedom
7
The turning point of a story; the greatest suspense or action.
Resolution
Climax
Exposition
Rising Action
8
How does Jack London
not
giving the man a name in "To Build a Fire" affect the mood of the story?
It creates a feeling of emotional detachment from the man.
It creates a feeling of warm concern for the man.
It creates a feeling of respect toward the man.
It creates a feeling of understated anger toward the man.
9
What best describes the relationship of the setting to the plot in "To Build a Fire"?
The setting contributes nothing to the rising action.
The setting makes it easy for the protagonist to solve a problem.
The setting is the main conflict of the story.
The setting is important only at the beginning of the story.
10
In the "Gettysburg Address," what type of rhetorical appeal is "Four score and seven years ago"?
Allusion
Anaphora
Asyndepn
Parallelism
11
What is the most important function of the refrain in "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot"?
It separates the soloist and the chorus.
It introduces Biblical text for the spiritual.
It ends the spiritual on a happy note.
It reinforces the idea of deliverance.
12
A technique used by the author to transport the reader back in time to share more information about an important event.
Foreshadowing
Epistolary
Flashback
Frame Narrative
13
The beginning of a story that introduces the conflict, character, and setting.
Rising Action
Exposition
Resolution
Climax
14
The author states a problem and lists one or more possible solutions.
Compare and Contrast
Sequence
Problem and Solution
Cause and Effect
15
A novel written in the form of letters, diary/journal entries, postcards, or e-mails.
Epistolary
Foreshadowing
Frame Narrative
Flashback
16
The author lists one or more courses or events and the results that occur.
Compare and Contrast
Cause and Effect
Sequence
Problem and Solution
17
In his text, "A Parody," Frederick Douglass is mocking
Education
Religious Hypocrites
Marriage
Government
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A technique used by the author to hint at or mention something that happens later in the story.
In Medias Res
Foreshadowing
Epistolary
Frame Narrative
19
In "The Story of an Hour," which does the author use to symbolize the awakening of life for Mrs. Mallard?
The 1st sentence of the story because it reveals Mrs. Mallard's heart issue
Mrs. Mallard is weeping as she hears of her husbands death.
The setting outside of Mrs. Mallard's window is beautiful and carefree.
The last sentence of the story because it reveals Mrs. Mallard's death.
20
The action and events that occur after the climax.
Rising Action
Resolution
Falling Action
Exposition
21
A story within a story.
Flashback
Frame Narrative
In Medias Res
Epistolary
22
In what literary element of a spiritual will you most likely find its key ideas?
Refrain
Solo Lyrics
Opening Line
Title
23
"...we cannot dedicate, we can not consecrate, we can not hallow--this ground" is an example of:
Antithesis
Allusion
Parallelism
Anaphora
24
How does Kate Chopin manipulate time in "The Story of an Hour" to create an effect on the reader?
She manipulates time by unexpectedly surprising the reader.
She manipulates time by adding flashbacks.
She manipulates time by leaving big gaps in the story.
The sister tricks Mrs. Mallard into believing that her husband is dead.
25
Which of the following sentences exhibits correct comma placement?
I took Angie, the one with the freckles, to the movie last night.
I took Angie the one with the freckles, to the movie last night.
I took Angie, the one with the freckles, to the movie, last night.
I took Angie, the one with the freckles to the movie last night.
26
Literary technique involving the manipulation of stereotypes and exaggeration to point out folly is:
Foreshadowing
Flashback
Irony
Satire
27
"When the doctors came, they said she had died of heart disease--of the joy that kills." This is an example of:
Foreshadowing
Alliteration
Simile
Irony
28
A story that begins in the middle, but flashes back to the events leading to the significant moment.
In Medias Res
Flashback
Frame Narrative
Epistolary
29
The author lists items or events in chronological or numerical order.
Cause and Effect
Problem and Solution
Sequence
Compare and Contrast
30
The author exlains a topic, idea, person, place, or thing by listing characteristics, features, and examples.
Cause and Effect
Sequence
Problem and Solution
Description
31
How does “Swing Low, Sweet Chariot” use structure to convey the longing and desire for home?
There is no real structure or organization.
It repeats the phrase, "coming for to carry me home."
The author is indecisive and doesn't know where they are going.
The phrase, "a band of angels coming after me" creates tension.
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What is the definition of
intangible
?
Not able to be completely frozen
Not able to be completely understood
Not able to be eaten
Not able to be traveled
