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AEXCM Ch. 6-11 Review
AEXCM Ch. 6-11 Review
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1
The Autobiography of an Ex-Colored man is part of which iconic American literary movement?
The Harlem Renaissance
The Beat Generation
American Gothic
American Romanticism
2
Years after the narrator leaves him, the Millionaire ends up...
learning to play piano himself
taking his own life
disappearing in Asia
running into the narrator in New York
3
What event in chapter 10 causes the narrator to abandon his plan of living in the South and changing the world w/music?
he is robbed again in Atlanta
he witnesses the brutal murder of a black man
he falls in love
his ragtime/classical fusion doesn't catch on
4
When he arrives in New York, the narrator personifies the city by comparing it to a...
mother
nurse
judge
witch
5
The narrator's fiance gets over her reservations about his race, and they go on to be happily married with children.
False
True
6
On his first night in New York, the narrator has great success at which activity?
playing piano
playing pool
gambling
cooking
7
What food dish was a favorite of its time and is featured at the club?
rueben sandwiches
sushi
lasagna
chop suey
8
At the Club, the narrator meets a beautiful, aristocratic woman he refers to as...
The Rich Widow
The Black Widow
The Widow Queen
The Rich Princess
9
What nickname does the narrator earn from Club-goers for his brilliance at the piano?
Slick
The Piano Man
The Professor
Lil' Narrator
10
The narrator has an ambition to combine which two musical genres?
jazz and blues
ragtime and jazz
blues and ragtime
classical and ragtime
11
The narrator prefers Paris over London.
True
False
12
What two sights does the narrator see on his ocean trip?
whale and glacier
polar bear and glacier
none of these
whale and polar bear
13
He says he will not claim either race in ch. 10, but the narrator ends up passing as white for rest of the novel.
True
False
14
Where does the narrator go with the Millionaire after the unfortunate incident in New York?
Egypt
Europe
Tokyo
China
15
The Club seems socially/culturally unique for its time because...
it regularly hosts both black and white patrons
it serves food from other nations like China
it has rare art on the wall
it is segregated
16
What is the narrator's fiance's first reaction to hearing the truth about the narrator's racial heritage?
She slaps him
She ignores him the rest of the evening
She embraces him and assures him of her love
She weeps and cannot be comforted
17
Whom does the narrator run into in chapter 11 near the end of the book?
Red
His father
Shiny
The violinist from his youth
18
What kind of music does the narrator discover at the club?
opera
blues
jazz
ragtime
19
When the Millionaire tries to change the narrator's mind about leaving, the Millionaire reveals his racial prejudices
True
False
20
The narrator decides to leave the Millionaire to pursue his dream of...
performing at Carnegie Hall
teaching piano at Juliard in New York
combining ragtime/southern music with classical
finding his father and his sister
21
In this final location of the novel, the narrator decides to dedicate most of his energy to...
perfecting his music
working on race relations
making money
teaching piano
22
In the last chapter, the narrator returns to which city?
New York
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Paris
23
The narrator's friends egg him on to flirt with the Rich Widow.
True
False
24
What kind of celebrities often visit the Club?
artists, actors, and producers
football players, basketball players, and baseball players
fighters, jockeys, minstrels
the most famous writers in the country
25
Whom does the narrator run into at the opera house while seeing Faust?
His father and sister
Shiny
The violinist of his youth
His old music teacher
26
The literary element of theme is commonly misrepresented in the form of a(n)
simile
subject or topic
metaphor
allusion
27
What happens to the Rich Widow?
She disappears mysteriously
She breaks the narrator's heart
She tricks the narrator and steals his gambling winnings
She is gunned down in front of the narrator
