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American Realism Literature
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1
The usefulness of the imagination and glorification of nature was not important for Realist writers.
True
False
2
Plots revolved around improbable events so as to heighten the realism of the characters.
True
False
3
What is Mr. Zeeb's favorite type of sushi?
Lobster Roll
Spider Roll (soft shell crab)
Sake (salmon sushi)
Toro (tuna belly)
4
Which of the following is a description of what Regionalism is?
an optimistic view of the possibility of human progress
Scientific ideas and dominated by economic, social, or natural forces.
unique characteristics or local color of a particular region of the country
attempted to create the appearance of ordinary life
5
Characters in stories or poetry tended to be the common man from the lower to middle classes.
False
True
6
Which of the following was part of the historical background to American Realism, Regionalism, and Naturalism?
The Gilded Age
Puritanism
The Revolutionary War
The Roaring '20s
7
Common themes covered in Realism are class conflicts, urbanization, marriage, and family life.
False
True
8
Realism is a movement that was created in reaction to Romanticism.
True
False
9
Realism sprouted such movements as naturalism, regionalism, and local color.
True
False
10
What event played a large role in the rise of Realism?
The Revolutionary War
The Civil War
World War 3
World War 1
11
Where is Mr. Zeeb's favorite place to travel to?
New York, NY
Seattle, WA
Mesa, AZ
Hollywood, CA
12
The narrators are typically detached from the stories or poetry.
True
False
13
Which of the following was part of the historical background to American Realism, Regionalism, and Naturalism?
The invention of the printing press
The Golden Age
Women's Rights
Romanticism
14
Heroes and villains existed in Realist writings.
False
True
15
Writers abandoned the imagination in favor of logic or rationale in their stories and poetry.
True
False
16
Realism looked at life more imaginatively so as to escape the gruesome effects of the war.
True
False
17
The dialogue represents the original vernacular of a specific region of the story.
False
True
18
Naturalist writing was inspired mainly by
World War 1
Adversity
Substance Abuse
The Bible
19
What is the correct definition of parallelism?
a list of similar events, items, places, or people
similar ideas phrased in similar ways
two or more items compared at length
a conflicting statement which reveals some sort of truth
20
Mark Twain, author of "Huckleberry Finn," was regarded mainly as a
Naturalist
Regionalist
Realist
Psychiatrist
21
Which of the following is a description of what Realism is?
an optimistic view of the possibility of human progress
Scientific ideas and dominated by economic, social, or natural forces.
unique characteristics or local color of a particular region of the country
attempted to create the appearance of ordinary life
22
Plot development was minor in comparison to the development of the character.
False
True
23
Realism enjoyed glorifying the actions of its characters and the setting descriptions.
False
True
24
What year did Mr. Zeeb graduate from Pinnacle?
2004
2002
2008
2012
25
During this time period, who was fighting for and gaining more rights?
Children
Women
Educators
African Americans
26
Which of the following is a description of what Naturalism is?
unique characteristics or local color of a particular region of the country
attempted to create the appearance of ordinary life
Scientific ideas and dominated by economic, social, or natural forces.
an optimistic view of the possibility of human progress
27
Typical characters of Realist literature were elite businessman, political figures and managers
False
True
28
Which of the following was part of the historical background to American Realism, Regionalism, and Naturalism?
World War 1
Western Expansion
The creation of Instagram
The Declaration of Independence