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1
“On the sand banks the rabbits sat as quietly as little gray, sculptured stones” (Steinbeck 1) is an example of:
Universality
Characterization
Plot
Sensory details
2
The killing of Candy's dog in chapter 2 is an example of
Setting
Foreshadowing
Contrast
Allusion
3
The difference between the beauty of the first setting by the river and the harshness of the ranch is an example of:
Setting
Parallel structure
Characterization
Contrast
4
Being a Hollywood star, owning a ranch, and tending the rabbits
American Dream
Isolation
Symbolism
Historical Context
5
The idea that the little farm in the story and tending the rabbits represents freedom for the men is an example of?
Allusion
Symbolism
Personification
Hyperbole
6
The reoccurring idea in the story that all people need companionship is an example of
Parallel Structure
Universality
Marginalization
Plot
7
Process of thinking about & responding to specific lines or details in a story so that you can better appreciate it.
Alliteration
Annotation
Archetype
Allusion
8
Which of the following examples shows the correct MLA citation format?
"Quote." (Steinbeck 12)
"Quote" (Steinbeck 12).
"Quote" (Steinbeck pg 12).
"Quote (Steinbeck 12)".
9
Explaining what the textual evidence means in clear language is called __________ analysis.
Implicit
Explicit
10
"If you want me to, I'll put the old devil out of his misery right now and get it over with. Ain't nothing left"
Point of view
Setting
Dialect
Theme
11
"...can’t talk to nobody but Curley. Else he gets mad” is an example of:
Archetype
Indirect characterization
Direct characterization
Allusion
12
Steinbeck often focuses on what he called the "voiceless" or people who are seen as less significant. This is called:
American Dream
Marginalization
Isolation
Universality
13
Steinbeck's premise that some people face more obstacles in achieving their dreams because of gender, disability, color:
Theme
Historical Context
Plot
American Dream
14
Lennie can be considered an innocent character who seeks out happiness and fears punishment. This is an example of:
Allusion
Archetype
Historical Context
Sensory Detail
15
Where do the explicit and implicit explanations belong in a TIECAP paragraph?
I- when summarizing the story
A- when analyzing significance
P- when ending a paragraph
C- When crediting the source
16
Steinbeck's habit of having the animals and natural world mirror and reflect the human world is an example of:
Parallel structure
Archetype
Allusion
Characterization
17
The migrant workers moving from ranch to ranch, women not having opportunities, and payment of Fifty and Found...
American Dream
Historical Context
Loneliness
Sensory Details
18
Carlson's confusion at George's sadness at the end is supposed to show the_________ of life on the ranch:
Loneliness
Context
Characterization
Anger
19
A well-known pattern or easily recognized type of character or story in literature is called?
Annotation
Allusion
Archetype
Alliteration
20
Which of the following is allowed when writing in formal voice?
Precise language
Personal Pronouns
Slang
Contractions