"A pessimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty; an optimist sees the opportunity in..."

This quote appears in Black Privilege

the most important ingredient; the crucial element

the most typical, ideal, or important

when the opposite of what is expected happens

Pick the pair that accurately depicts book titles and most prominent stylistic techniques:

Conspiracy Theory; dialogue/Black Privilege; narrative

conversation between characters

possessing or exhibiting great wealth

Which of the following is NOT a true statement about the two authors?

One has a criminal mind; the other doesn't have it

requiring mental or physical effort

the greatest work of an artist, writer, or composer

the power resulting from combining two or more sources

a state of sluggishness, inactivity and apathy

condition in which there is no change

What does Charlamagne mean when he says, "There are no losses, only lessons."

Losses can be viewed as lessons

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1
Restive
resisting authority
having no motion
intense joy or delight
condition in which there is no change
2
"A pessimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty; an optimist sees the opportunity in..."
Mike Enemigo said it
This quote appears in Conspiracy Theory
This quote appears in Black Privilege
Charlamagne tha God said it
3
Static
having no motion
condition in which there is no change
firm and steadfast
with regard to
4
How would you describe Mike Enemigo's main purpose for writing Conspiracy Theory?
To impress his girlfriend
To make money
To set the record straight
To teach a lesson
5
Modus operandi ("m.o.")
manner of working
condition in which there is no change
still in existence
to embarrass and confuse
6
Essence
the most important ingredient; the crucial element
the most typical, ideal or important
firm and steadfast
still in existence
7
Surfeit
a state of sluggishness, inactivity, and apathy
the greatest work of an artist, writer or composer
condition of being too full
capable of being accomplished
8
Quintessential
resisting authority
firm and steadfast
the most typical, ideal, or important
the most important ingredient; the crucial element
9
Stanch
resisting authority
to stop the flow of
having no motion
with regard to
10
Irony
time and place of the story
when the opposite of what is expected happens
conversation between characters
person telling the story
11
Discomfit
manner of working
condition of being too full
to embarrass and confuse
the greatest work of an artist, writer or composer
12
Which characteristic is shared by Ron(Kain) and McKelvey(Charlamagne)?
Wealthy family
Highly educated
Drug dealer
Cheating girlfriend
13
Pick the pair that accurately depicts book titles and most prominent stylistic techniques:
Black Privilege; narrative/Conspiracy Theory; narrative
Conspiracy Theory; setting/Black Privilege; narrative
Black Privilege; dialogue/Conspiracy Theory; setting
Conspiracy Theory; dialogue/Black Privilege; narrative
14
Ecstasy
firm and steadfast
condition in which there is no change
intense joy or delight
the most typical, ideal or important
15
Malfeasance
improvement or enlightenment
manner of working
misconduct or wrongdoing
possessing or exhibiting great wealth
16
Dialogue
person telling the story
conversation between characters
time and place of the story
when the opposite of what is expected happens
17
Opulent
misconduct or wrongdoing
condition of being too full
possessing or exhibiting great wealth
a pattern of prayer or worship
18
Staunch
a being
firm and steadfast
with regard to
still in existence
19
Belabor
capable of being accomplished
to discuss in too much detail
requiring mental or physical effort
to explain in greater detail
20
Which of the following is NOT a true statement about the two authors?
One went to prison for life; the other is a millionaire
One is happily married; the other is unhappily married
One is African American; the other is Caucasian
One has a criminal mind; the other doesn't have it
21
Laborious
to discuss in too much detail
capable of being accomplished
possessing or exhibiting great wealth
requiring mental or physical effort
22
Narrator
time and place of the story
when the opposite of what is expected happens
conversation between characters
person telling the story
23
Edification
to embarrass or confuse
a state of sluggishness, inactivity and apathy
improvement or enlightenment
a pattern of prayer or worship
24
Depose
having no motion
to stop the flow of
resisting authority
to remove from office or power
25
Elaborate
requiring mental or physical effort
misconduct or wrongdoing
to explain in greater detail
to discuss in too much detail
26
Liturgy
improvement or enlightenment
capable of being accomplished
a pattern of prayer or worship
requiring mental or physical effort
27
Feasible
capable of being accomplished
manner of working
misconduct or wrongdoing
improvement or enlightenment
28
Extant
still in existence
the most typical, ideal or important
a being
to remove from office or power
29
Which of the following is NOT a shared characteristic between the two books?
Use of profanity
First person narrative
Third person narrative
Autobiographical
30
What does Enemigo mean when he says, "I'd been living in a fantasy...someone had died..."
He had killed someone
Both a and b
He was in over his head
He had an immature world view up until this point
31
Magnum opus
misconduct or wrongdoing
the greatest work of an artist, writer, or composer
possessing or exhibiting great wealth
improvement or enlightenment
32
Synergy
a state of sluggishness, inactivity, and apathy
to discuss in too much detail
to explain in greater detail
the power resulting from combining two or more sources
33
How would you describe Charlamagne's main purpose for writing Black Privilege?
To teach a lesson
To set the record straight
To make money
To impress his girlfriend
34
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of urban literature?
Realistic dialogue
Social problems (drugs, poverty, etc.)
Stage directions
Inner city setting
35
Apropos
still in existence
condition in which there is no change
having no motion
with regard to
36
Entity
still in existence
resisting authority
with regard to
a being
37
Lethargy
a state of sluggishness, inactivity and apathy
possessing or exhibiting great wealth
condition of being too full
improvement or enlightenment
38
Stasis
the most important ingredient
condition in which there is no change
still in existence
firm and steadfast
39
What does Charlamagne mean when he says, "There are no losses, only lessons."
You can never lose in the middle of a lesson
Losses can be viewed as lessons
Lessons are more important than losses
Lessons can be viewed as losses

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Lit 12 Benchmark Review

39 termsStudBud Administration16 plays

Lit 12 Benchmark Review

Flashcards39 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 39

Answers

1
Restive
resisting authority
having no motion
intense joy or delight
condition in which there is no change
2
"A pessimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty; an optimist sees the opportunity in..."
Mike Enemigo said it
This quote appears in Conspiracy Theory
This quote appears in Black Privilege
Charlamagne tha God said it
3
Static
having no motion
condition in which there is no change
firm and steadfast
with regard to
4
How would you describe Mike Enemigo's main purpose for writing Conspiracy Theory?
To impress his girlfriend
To make money
To set the record straight
To teach a lesson
5
Modus operandi ("m.o.")
manner of working
condition in which there is no change
still in existence
to embarrass and confuse
6
Essence
the most important ingredient; the crucial element
the most typical, ideal or important
firm and steadfast
still in existence
7
Surfeit
a state of sluggishness, inactivity, and apathy
the greatest work of an artist, writer or composer
condition of being too full
capable of being accomplished
8
Quintessential
resisting authority
firm and steadfast
the most typical, ideal, or important
the most important ingredient; the crucial element
9
Stanch
resisting authority
to stop the flow of
having no motion
with regard to
10
Irony
time and place of the story
when the opposite of what is expected happens
conversation between characters
person telling the story
11
Discomfit
manner of working
condition of being too full
to embarrass and confuse
the greatest work of an artist, writer or composer
12
Which characteristic is shared by Ron(Kain) and McKelvey(Charlamagne)?
Wealthy family
Highly educated
Drug dealer
Cheating girlfriend
13
Pick the pair that accurately depicts book titles and most prominent stylistic techniques:
Black Privilege; narrative/Conspiracy Theory; narrative
Conspiracy Theory; setting/Black Privilege; narrative
Black Privilege; dialogue/Conspiracy Theory; setting
Conspiracy Theory; dialogue/Black Privilege; narrative
14
Ecstasy
firm and steadfast
condition in which there is no change
intense joy or delight
the most typical, ideal or important
15
Malfeasance
improvement or enlightenment
manner of working
misconduct or wrongdoing
possessing or exhibiting great wealth
16
Dialogue
person telling the story
conversation between characters
time and place of the story
when the opposite of what is expected happens
17
Opulent
misconduct or wrongdoing
condition of being too full
possessing or exhibiting great wealth
a pattern of prayer or worship
18
Staunch
a being
firm and steadfast
with regard to
still in existence
19
Belabor
capable of being accomplished
to discuss in too much detail
requiring mental or physical effort
to explain in greater detail
20
Which of the following is NOT a true statement about the two authors?
One went to prison for life; the other is a millionaire
One is happily married; the other is unhappily married
One is African American; the other is Caucasian
One has a criminal mind; the other doesn't have it
21
Laborious
to discuss in too much detail
capable of being accomplished
possessing or exhibiting great wealth
requiring mental or physical effort
22
Narrator
time and place of the story
when the opposite of what is expected happens
conversation between characters
person telling the story
23
Edification
to embarrass or confuse
a state of sluggishness, inactivity and apathy
improvement or enlightenment
a pattern of prayer or worship
24
Depose
having no motion
to stop the flow of
resisting authority
to remove from office or power
25
Elaborate
requiring mental or physical effort
misconduct or wrongdoing
to explain in greater detail
to discuss in too much detail
26
Liturgy
improvement or enlightenment
capable of being accomplished
a pattern of prayer or worship
requiring mental or physical effort
27
Feasible
capable of being accomplished
manner of working
misconduct or wrongdoing
improvement or enlightenment
28
Extant
still in existence
the most typical, ideal or important
a being
to remove from office or power
29
Which of the following is NOT a shared characteristic between the two books?
Use of profanity
First person narrative
Third person narrative
Autobiographical
30
What does Enemigo mean when he says, "I'd been living in a fantasy...someone had died..."
He had killed someone
Both a and b
He was in over his head
He had an immature world view up until this point
31
Magnum opus
misconduct or wrongdoing
the greatest work of an artist, writer, or composer
possessing or exhibiting great wealth
improvement or enlightenment
32
Synergy
a state of sluggishness, inactivity, and apathy
to discuss in too much detail
to explain in greater detail
the power resulting from combining two or more sources
33
How would you describe Charlamagne's main purpose for writing Black Privilege?
To teach a lesson
To set the record straight
To make money
To impress his girlfriend
34
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of urban literature?
Realistic dialogue
Social problems (drugs, poverty, etc.)
Stage directions
Inner city setting
35
Apropos
still in existence
condition in which there is no change
having no motion
with regard to
36
Entity
still in existence
resisting authority
with regard to
a being
37
Lethargy
a state of sluggishness, inactivity and apathy
possessing or exhibiting great wealth
condition of being too full
improvement or enlightenment
38
Stasis
the most important ingredient
condition in which there is no change
still in existence
firm and steadfast
39
What does Charlamagne mean when he says, "There are no losses, only lessons."
You can never lose in the middle of a lesson
Losses can be viewed as lessons
Lessons are more important than losses
Lessons can be viewed as losses