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English III Unit 1 Study Guide
English III Unit 1 Study Guide
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Early American Lit.
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1
Equiano's call to action at the end of his narrative calls out which type of Christian?
Idiotic
Nominal
Forgiving
Intellectual
2
Edwards views humanity as irredeemable without God's forgiveness.
False
True
3
Which stories below are types of creation myths?
Allegories
Cultural origin stories
Biblical narratives
Scientific theories
4
Edwards view God as merciful to all, regardless of conversion.
False
True
5
In Olaudah Equiano's narrative, who captures him, separates him from his family, and takes him to the ship?
African slave masters
The police
White slave masters
Pirates
6
What is Jonathan Edwards' overall purpose in his sermon "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God?"
Comfort the lost and oppressed souls that came to hear him speak
Remind the audience of the horrors of hell that await if they don't repent
7
What key image (other than the spider) does Edwards continually use to persuade his audience?
a goat
a heap of garbage
sunshine and rainbows
the pit of hell
8
The main theme of "The World on the Turtle's Back" is how conflicts can be peacefully resolved.
True
False
9
Devoting your life to God and treasuring your spouse on earth are themes found within Anne Bradstreet's poetry.
True
False
10
Anne Bradstreet is pretty sure her husband is better than yours.
False
True
11
The main purpose of creation myths is to provide moral lessons.
True
False
12
In "Upon the Burning of our House," Bradstreet laments the loss of her home and claims she will never recover.
False
True
13
The primary type of appeal that Edwards uses in his simile comparing the audience to a spider is guilt.
False
True
14
Choose an example of a secondary source below.
Biographies
Memoirs
Encyclopedias
Secondhand historical accounts
15
What kind of details include sight, sound, smell, touch, and taste?
Sensory details
Intellectual details
Clairvoyant details
Telepathic details
16
Based on "The World on the Turtle's Back," the Iroquois believed that good and evil were twin brothers.
True
False
17
Equiano describes the ship's holding conditions as overcrowded and filthy, with a loathsome stench.
False
True
18
Anne Bradstreet found acceptance as a female writer in a patriarchal Puritan society.
False
True
19
In "The World on the Turtle's Back," why did the woman fall from the Sky-World?
Her husband made her collect roots.
She wanted to live on the earth.
She fell while climbing the Great Tree.
She was too curious about the world below.
20
Anne Bradstreet accepts the burning of her home as part of God's plan.
False
True
21
Choose an example of a primary source below.
Biographies
Autobiographies
Speeches
Journals