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Mid-year English 11 American Literature Review
Mid-year English 11 American Literature Review
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1
Who is known as the father of American literature?
Emerson
Thoreau
2
Anne Bradstreet, a Puritan poet, wrote about a burning house. What did her speaker do as the house burned?
Sought shelter in the church
Cursed the sin in the community
Praised God who "gave and took"
Made plans to rebuild
3
At the end of the play, Abigail Williams...
is hanged for witchery
boards a ship that leaves Salem
reconciles with John Proctor
gets thrown in prison
4
Jefferson appeals to _____ when he uses emotionally-charged language like "ravaged our shores."
ethos
logos
pathos
kairos
5
In this Iroquois story, what was the sacred object that stood at the center of the world?
longhouse
tree
lilac bush
turtle shell
6
"weak and weary" is an example of alliteration and also...
simile
assonance
consonance
paradox
7
Elizabeth Proctor was hanged for witchcraft.
False
True
8
Puritans believed all of the following except...
God is above all else.
Education NOT important.
Pride is a sin.
Simplicity and conformity are necessary.
9
Jefferson appeals to _____ by using inductive and deductive reasoning, as well as specific evidence, in the DOI.
ethos
kairos
logos
pathos
10
Edgar Allan Poe earned fame for which poem?
"The Road Not Taken"
"I Heard a Fly Buzz When I Died"
"The Raven"
"She Walks in Beauty"
11
One theory is that the Salem witch hysteria was caused by a contaminated rye crop.
False
True
12
Which Transcendental writer ended up in jail for refusing to pay his poll tax in protest of slavery?
Thoreau
Emerson
13
Who lived by a pond for two years as a kind of experiment?
Thoreau
Emerson
14
Who wrote, "I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately"?
Emerson
Thoreau
15
Who wrote "Nature" and described himself as a "transparent eyeball"?
Thoreau
Emerson
16
Because Reverend Hale changes throughout the play, he is considered a DYNAMIC character.
True
False
17
In the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson appeals to _____ when he describes the patience of the colonists.
logos
kairos
catharsis
ethos
18
Arthur Miller wrote The Crucible in the 1950's because...
He visited Salem and found it to be a fascinating place.
He loved history.
He discovered one of his ancestors was a victim of the witch trials.
He was responding to McCarthyism and modern "witch hunts" in America
19
Native American stories often emphasized what?
the spiritual bond between humans and the natural world
warnings about the future
the superiority of their culture
the dominance of man over creatures
20
The Puritans feared the Devil caused...
catastrophes
all of the above
natural disasters
disease
21
"The Black Cat" includes the following elements of gothic literature EXCEPT...
dark, eerie setting
a doppleganger
unreliable narrator
belief in human goodness
22
Eventually, Rev. Hale "quits" the Salem court because he sees it as corrupt.
False
True
23
"But the silence was
unbroken
/and the darkness gave no
token
" is an example of...
alliteration
internal rhyme
personification
simile
24
The Puritans felt confident in God's salvation. They knew they would be saved if they believed in God.
True
False
25
Abigail Williams was the hero of The Crucible.
True
False
26
Arthur Miller considered McCarthyism a witch hunt because...
all of the above
it was inspired by fear and paranoia
people were accused with little to no evidence
people were forced to "name names" of friends who might be communists
27
We know that the Iroquois valued balance because of what story element(s)?
good and evil
all of the above
light and dark
twin brothers
28
"While I nodded nearly napping..." is an example of...
assonance
symbolism
alliteration
onomatopoeia
29
Factors contributing to the witch trials likely included all of the following except...
prejudice directed at those who differed
fears of the unknown
belief in a Devil constantly at work in the world
girls experimenting with magic spells
30
All of the following are principles of Transcendentalism EXCEPT...
self-reliance--the power of independent, free thought
God is unknowable and superior
simplicity--rid life of distractions and possessions
nonconformity--rebelling against tradition
31
During the 1950's, Senator McCarthy accused many people of...
violating freedom of speech
tax evasion
communism
conservative politics
32
Like "The Raven," "The Black Cat" is an example of...
the Age of Reason
transcendentalism
Colonial literature
gothic literature
33
What literary device is evident when Elizabeth Proctor lies in court to protect her husband's name?
flashback
foreshadowing
hyperbole
dramatic irony
34
Literature of the 1600's primarily included all of the following except...
short stories
sermons
journals/letters
spiritual autobiographies
35
Among the accused "witches" in Salem were all of the following except...
a widow
a ragged beggar
a crippled shopkeeper
a minister's slave
36
Of the following literature units, which one did you enjoy the most? (No right answer here)
The Crucible
Transcendentalism
Dark Romanticism/Poe
The Age of Reason/rhetoric
37
Why was Poor Richard's Almanack important?
It printed Revolutionary propaganda.
It published female writers.
It put Pennsylvania on the map.
It was one of America's first bestsellers.
38
Poe was a trailblazer of the following genres EXCEPT...
mystery
historical fiction
science fiction
horror
39
All of the following authors are considered writers of Dark Romanticism EXCEPT...
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Arthur Miller
Edgar Allan Poe
Emily Dickinson
40
The World on the Turtle's Back is an origin story for which Native people?
Navajo
Comanche
Iroquois
Seminole
41
What content was typically published in Poor Richard's Almanack?
all of the above
puzzles/riddles/math problems
aphorisms
weather
42
Of the following types of writing, which one did you enjoy the most?
narrative essay (This I Believe)
argument (Breakup letter)
creative writing/poetry (found poem, blackout poem, Where I'm From)
analysis (analyzing a political cartoon)
43
What major historical event took place during the Age of Reason?
World War I
Revolutionary War
Spanish-American War
Civil War
44
Aristotle proposed that when we argue, a speaker appeals to the audience in different ways, including...
logos, ethos, pathos
diegesis, aidos, catharsis
catharsis, pathos, ethos
logos, aidos, ethos
45
The raven most likely symbolizes...
the speaker's grief for the lost Lenore
the speaker's hope for the future
the speaker's intelligence
the speaker's sin
46
John Proctor said all of the following EXCEPT...
"God's icy wind will blow."
"It is my name. I cannot have another in my life."
"I am not worth the dust on the feet of them that hang."
"More weight."
47
In "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God," Jonathan Edwards does all of the following except...
inspires fear of God's judgement
offers assurance that God is love
says sinners hang over a pit of fire
compares people to loathsome insects
48
Who wrote, "Our lives are frittered away by detail...simplicity, simplicity, simplicity!"
Thoreau
Emerson
49
Which founding father published Poor Richard's Almanack?
Benjamin Franklin
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
50
The Salem witch trials occurred...
1764-1765
1661-1663
1692-1693
1784-1786
51
The ancient Greek, Aristotle, defined "rhetoric" as...
the art of communicating (and persuading) effectively
methods of resarch
the scientific method
philosophical thought
52
What are you most interested in doing during the 2nd half of the year?
plays
different types of writing
short stories
novels