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Quiz on Cantos III and V of Alexander Pope's "Rape of the Lock" for Literature 12.
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1
What were the main focuses in "the life of Samuel Johnson"
Society and happiness
The London fire
The fear of death
Telling the truth
2
Other than desire, what causes the Baron to cut the lock?
Ariel, the sprite
the glittering forfex
coffee vapours
the Queen of Hearts
3
"Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard" presents what view of death?
Only the Poor die
Somber
Only the Rich die
Happens to everyone
4
Belinda can be identified as all but which of the following
a young married woman
an enthusiastic ombre player
a young aristocratic woman
the victim of the "rape"
5
The beginning of Canto III describes Hampton as the scene of
gaming and betting
nasty gossip
political discussions
mortal battles
6
The Rape of the Lock is a mock-epic poem. What does this mean?
It makes fun of young women
It's a long poem
It has the characteristics of an epic but with satire
It mocks heroes
7
Biography or autobiography? The life of Samuel Johnson
biography
autobiography
8
Supernatural beings interfere in human activities in this mock epic when
the sprites distracts the Baron
sprites blow back Belinda's hair
the Knave of Diamonds tricks Belinda
the Baron cuts a sprite in half
9
The Life of Samuel Johnson
Jane Austen
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
James Boswell
Thomas Jefferson
10
The Mock-Epic features all but which of the following:
Big heroes
Big language
Heroic couplets
Allusions
11
The "heros and nymphs" in the poem are which of the following?
University students of both sexes on vacation.
Aristocratic young married couples
Unmarried aristocratic young people.
The children of courtiers and statesmen.
12
What is a battle of epic scale represented in The Rape of the Lock (Mock Epic)?
Joyful,happy life, and rainbow
lofty styles, silly quarrel, and grandiose manner
Rude, Africa styles, and awful manner
irony, grief, and depression
13
Belinda shows keen intelligence during the battle in Canto V by
attacking the Baron with a long hairpin
fighting like a God who is unafraid of a wound
restraining the bold, strong Baron with snuff
insisting that the Baron restore her lock of hair
14
Which of the following is Indirect characterization?
Doug reads all the time.
Sarah thinks she is always sick.
She plays multiple sports.
Schatz is always taking care of his little brother.
15
In Boswell’s The Life of Samuel Johnson, what was Boswell’s takeaway from his interaction with a rowing boy and Johnson?
the preservation of rest on the Sabbath
the importance of being well groomed
the importance of education to humanity
the art of Johnson’s conversation
16
Which type of stanzas is "An Elegy written in a country church yard" made of?
Quatrains
Couplets
Tercets
Octaves
17
Which is an example of direct characterization?
There m
ay be more than 1 right answer.
"Behind him walked his opposite, a huge man..."
" 'You gonna give me that mouse or do I have to sock you?' "
"small strong hands, slender arms, thin and bony nose."
"Lennie looked puzzled. 'Like I done in Weed?'"
18
The narrator tells Belinda to stop mourning the lock because
it has become a comet that will return.
the Muse will keep it safe from harm.
Belinda will die someday, too.
it will have eternal fame.
19
The Rape of The Lock is a mock epic
True
False
20
"The Rape of the Lock" includes all of the following elements of a serious epic except
battles
extended comparison
a national hero
formal language
21
Direct characterization ______________ about a character's personality.
Questions the qudience
Belittles the audience
Tells the audience
Shows the audience
22
Thomas Gray ___ .
wrote "Songs of Innocence"
wrote "To a Mouse"
was the prophet of the revolt against mechanical tyranny
represented the transition from classical to romantic
23
What is the rhetorical question in Gray's "Elegy Written In A Country Church-Yard"?
What were the lives of the founding fathers like?
Who doesn't want to be remembered?
Who would want to be remembered?
Who would write their own epitaph?
24
Supernatural beings interfere in human activities in this mock epic when
the sprites distracts the Baron
the Baron cuts a sprite in half
the Knave of Diamonds tricks Belinda
sprites blow back Belinda's hair
25
Which phrase best describes Belinda's reaction to the Baron's action?
shy disappointment
quiet frustration
sarcastic amusement
vengeful fury
26
Why would an author use imagery?
to be creative
to help the reader picture the scene
to draw pictures
to be lazy
27
Which of the following is Direct Characterization?
The boy went to the mall.
The artist is a man.
The student had a high score on his test.
She writes every day.
28
The Mock-Epic features all but which of the following:
Big language
Heroic couplets
Allusions
Big heroes
29
In the final battle after the lock is cut, all but which of these events occur?
Foolish people are gravely insulted
People shout and glare
The lock of hair is restored to its owner
Lords quarrel with ladies
30
Actions, Thoughts, appearance, Relationships, and _________, are all Indirect Characterization.
Where they go to shcool
What they say
The age of their parents
What the whether is like today
31
Indirect characterization
I do not know
something that represent something else in the story
character that does not change in the story
Audience learns about a character without direct description
32
Which of the following makes "The Rape of the Lock" a mock epic?
The Place & Attire
The Nymphs
The Card Game (Battle Scene)
The Coyness
33
The Rape of the Lock is a parody of which epic poem?
The lliad
Oedipus the King
The Odyssey
Paradise Lost
34
Which English poet wrote "Elegy Written in a Country Church Yard"?
Thomas Gray
William Wordsworth
William Shakespeare
Percy B. Shelley
35
According to The Life of Samuel Johnson, what element of Johnson’s death was very important to him?
that he speak with Boswell about his will
that he put off death as long as possible
that he interact with as many of his friends as possible
that he die with a clear mind and soul
36
True or False: Direct characterization
shows
what traits a character has.
False
True
37
Does this sentence use imagery?
T
he chocolate cake melted like velvety wax in my mouth.
Yes
No
38
Direct characterization is
when the author states the character's traits plainly
when the author directs the reader to other sources
when the author shows rather than telling
when the author hints at a trait through figurative language
39
Alexander Pope was denied a formal education for being:
Protestant
Catholic
crippled
short
40
What role does Clarissa play in Canto III?
She insists that the Baron return the lock.
She arms the baron with the scissors.
She plays cards with Belinda and the Baron.
She gossips with Belinda.
41
These lines explain that Belinda longs to:
play a game of ombre.
beat two men at cards.
conquer two knights.
be famous.
42
How was the first meeting Samuel Johnson and the author of "The Life of Samuel Johnson"?
strained
quick
casuel
spirited
43
What is the imagery in this line:
Does it dry up like a raisin in the sun?
The sun beating down
None of the above
A grape drying up
A raisin hardening on the ground in the beating sun
44
What makes "Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard" melancholy?
Irony
Imagery
Satire
Mock Epci
45
Imagery
A comparison between two unlike items using like or as
Words that use the senses to paint a picture
Gives life or human characteristics to inanimate objects
46
In "The Life of Samuel Johnson," Boswell is most impressed with which of Johnson's strengths?
unfailing politeness
poetic genius
mental agility
depth of knowledge
47
When using
indirect
characterization the author is....
revealing a character's traits by showing us
revealing a character's traits by telling us
48
What happens to the sylph that tries to prevent the scissors from closing on the lock?
It explodes into pieces.
It succeeds in holding the scissors open momentarily.
It is cut in half, but rejoins together.
It dies.
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Direct and indirect characterization
suspense
exposition development
methods of setting
types of characterization
