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English III Midterm Review
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1
In "O Captain! My Captain," the captain is a metaphor for ... and the ship is a metaphor for ...
Civil War/ Abe Lincoln
Industrial Revolution/ Civil War
Civil War/ US
Abe Lincoln/ US
2
When punctuation is in the MIDDLE of a line of poetry...
enjambment
end stopped
caesura
anaphora
3
Transcendentalism is an offshoot of the ... movement.
Romantic
Modernism
Gothic
Realism
4
Who said, "We are what we always were in Salem, but now the little crazy children are jangling the keys of the kingdom"?
Francis Nurse
Rev Hale
Rebecca Nurse
John Proctor
5
In DPS, what does the activity in the courtyard demonstrate?
how to successful in life
how to defy authority
dangers of inattentiveness
dangers of conformity
6
In DPS, the boys meet ... to read poetry each night.
in the locker room
the dormitory basement
Mr. Keating's classroom
the cave
7
In DPS, Mr. Keating encourages the boys to...
find their voices
challenge their teachers' instruction
defy parental authority
follow the rules at Welton
8
"Yet - never - in Extremity, It asked a crumb - of me" explains which of the following?
Hope never asks anything in return.
Hope will always require something in return.
People will always ask for something in return for good deeds.
Hope never exists long term.
9
What do the boys in DPS call Mr. Keating?
"Mr. K"
"O Captain, My Captain"
"Sir"
"John P"
10
What is it called when you have exaggerated emotions among a group of people?
Confession
Hysteria
Crucible
Testimony
11
The Crucible is a parallel to the Salem Witch Trials and what?
French Revolution
Andover Witch Trials
American Revolution
McCarthy Trials
12
What commandment did John ironically forget?
Shall not commit adultery
Shall not kill
Shall not say God's name in vain
Shall not steal
13
"I Hear America Singing" _____ American identity.
romanticizes
celebrates
scorns
challenges
14
Who said, "I denounce these proceedings! I quit this court!"?
Giles Corey
Rev Parris
John Proctor
Rev Hale
15
"O Captain! My Captain!" is an example of a ... for Abe Lincoln.
simile
eulogy
elegy
allusion
16
John Proctor insisted that his wife Elizabeth:
Never lied
Didn't believe in witches
Never went to church
Read strange books
17
Transcendentalism is centered around searching for your true self through...
materialism
others
nature
beauty
18
In "Self-Reliance," what virtue does Emerson claim society demands?
intelligence
materialism
conformity
individualism
19
In "Noiseless Patient Spider," the spider is a ... for the speaker's feelings about life.
anaphora
allusion
allegory
extended metaphor
20
Who said, "But witchcraft, ... an invisible crime, is it not? Therefore, who may possibly be witness to it?"
John Proctor
Judge Hathorne
Rev Parris
Judge Danforth
21
In DPS, admin blames the death of Neil Perry on Charlie Dalton and the Dead Poet's Society.
False
True
22
"The mason singing/ The boatman singing/ The shoemaker singing" is ...
hyperbole
repetition
apostrophe
parallelism
23
"Much Madness is Divinest Sense" argues that those who conform are more "mad" than those that do not.
False
True
24
Who said, "Let you beware, Mr. Danforth. Think you be so high and mighty that the power of hell may not turn your wits?"
Abigail Williams
Mary Warren
Mercy Lewis
Ann Putnam
25
Who would not postpone the executions for fear of appearing weak?
John Putnam
Parris
Reverend Hale
Danforth
26
Who was accusing people in hopes to gain land?
Reverend Hale
Danforth
Parris
Thomas Putnam
27
Who lost seven children during childbirth and blamed it on witchcraft?
Sarah Good
Ann Putnam
Elizabeth Proctor
Rebecca Nurse
28
Who says, "He have his goodness now, God forbid I take it from him"?
Hale
Parris
Rebecca
Elizabeth
29
Who begged Elizabeth to visit John and persuade him to confess?
Danforth
Hale
Hathorne
Parris
30
"O Me! O Life!" suggests that one cannot attain true happiness in today's society.
True
False
31
"Strangest sea" is an example of...
alliteration
allusion
repetition
metaphor
32
Who said "Because it is my name!"
Rebecca Nurse
Rev. Hale
Elizabeth Proctor
John Proctor
33
The "windows" failing in "I Heard A Fly Buzz When I Died" represent the speaker's ...
epiphany
storm
death
mistakes
34
Who said, "I look to John Proctor, who put knowledge in my heart!"?
Elizabeth Prcotor
Mary Warren
Rebecca Nurse
Abigail Williams
35
Which of the following might the "fly" represent in "I Heard A Fly Buzz When I Died"?
uncertainty of death/afterlife
decay and death
spiritual questioning
refusal of death
36
Thoreau would argue to find your own pace in life.
True
False
37
John Proctor took back his confession because:
He wanted to save his life
Hale begged him to do it
Elizabeth told him to
He wanted to protect his name
38
Who gave Elizabeth the poppet?
Abigail Williams
Mercy Lewis
Mary Warren
Betty Parris
39
In "Walden," Thoreau celebrates materialism.
True
False
40
To prove she was telling the truth in court, Mary Warren was asked to do what?
Pretend to faint
Make a poppet
Pretend to shiver
Show her devil mark
41
What do we learn about Abigail in the beginning of Act 4?
Stole Parris's money and ran away with Mercy Lewis
She was arrested
Confessed to pretense
She convinced John to run away with her
42
In "Self-Reliance," Emerson argues consistency is a positive attribute.
True
False
43
When punctuation is NOT present at the end of a line of poetry...
end stopped
enjambment
caesura
apostrophe
44
In "Walden," what does it mean to "suck all the marrow out of life"?
to discover hope
to discover all the money
to discover all that life has to offer
to discover all the good things with "marrow" to eat
45
John's faith was questioned because he
Didn't get married in a church
Stole land
Had an affair
Plowed on Sunday
46
"Success is counted sweetest/ By those who ne'er succeed" is a ...
metaphor
paradox
allusion
hyperbole
47
In "Hope is a Thing...," hope is compared to...
a bird
gale
a feather
a storm
48
Who was hanged alongside John Proctor in the end?
Abigail
Elizabeth
Tituba
Rebecca Nurse
49
What did Reverend Parris see in the woods in Act 1?
The girls sleeping
The girls dancing and Mercy naked
Abigail eating from a cauldron
The girls conjuring spirits
50
In "Self-Reliance," what makes "every heart vibrate"?
trusting others
trusting conformity
trusting consistency
trusting yourself
51
Elizabeth was NOT hanged because:
She was pregnant
She confessed
She was found "not guilty"
She was pressed to death
52
Due to so many people in jail, what was wandering the roads?
Goats
Horses
Children and cows
Pigs
53
Who said, "A child's spirit is like a child, you can never catch it by running after it..."?
Martha Corey
Rev Hale
Elizabeth Proctor
Rebecca Nurse
54
Who was pressed to death and said "more weight"?
Giles Corey
Francis Nurse
John Proctor
Thomas Putnam
55
When punctuation IS present at the end of a line of poetry...
enjambment
caesura
end punctuation
end stopped
56
Who quits the court as he is starting to feel that it could all be a lie?
Hale
Danforth
Hathorne
Parris
57
Who asked John to recite the Ten Commandments?
Danforth
Reverend Hale
Reverend Parris
Elizabeth
58
In the courtroom, when Mary is trying to confess, what do the other girls pretend to see?
The devil
A raven
A yellow bird
Mary with the devil
59
Parris wanted to postpone the hangings because:
He wanted to save Rebecca
He was afraid of riots and rebellion
He wanted everyone to confess
He wanted re-try John
60
Who said, ""Theology, sir, is a fortress; no crack in a fortress may be accounted small."
John Proctor
Thomas Putnam
Rev Hale
Rev Parris
