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Final EXAM FALL AP3 Language and Comp
Final EXAM FALL AP3 Language and Comp
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ineffable means
inevitable
authoritative
inexpressible
unbelievable
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Revolutionary literature also known as
speeches only
Romanticism
Realism
Colonial
3
Naturalist writer who focused on man vs. nature in very extreme settings
Wagner
Crane
London
Cather
4
survival of the fittest used in a human societal context
Native American Lit
Realism
Naturalism
Regionalism
5
political - persuasive - esp. in terms of why Americans should start a revolution
Puritanism
Colonial
Romanticism
Realism/Naturalism
6
dogmatic means
stubborn belief
hard to discern meaning
unbiased
harsh or bitter tone
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Devil's Dictionary - Owl Creek
Bierce
Paine
London
Twain
8
The Age of Reason
Thoreau
Edwards
Paine
Emerson
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Of Plymouth Plantation
Bradford
Melville
Edwards
Thoreau
10
Somewhat tortured soul, was a friend and was admired by Hawthorne
Thoreau
Paine
Melville
Patrick Henry
11
well-known for use of local color
London
Twain
Paine
Johnson
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reasonable appeal - statistics, sequential thinking
fallacy
pathos
ethos
logos
13
"Give me Liberty or give me death"
Sojourner Truth
Douglass
Patrick Henry
Ben Franklin
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appeal to illogic
fallacy
ethos
pathos
logos
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Superfluous means
necessary
great
tenacious
unnecessary
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dark side STATES That people revert to "survival of fittest" in desperate situation
Romanticism
Puritanism
Colonial
Realism/Naturalism
17
Proliferated means
decrease amount
increase amount
tell the truth
tell a story
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tenacity means
persistence
lazy
effective speaking or writing
unpredictable
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Which is a transcendentalist?
Cather
Melville
Emerson
Crane
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Civil Disobedience
Bradford
Edwards
Thoreau
Melville
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Bradford - looked at own life in terms of God's will
Puritanism
Romanticism
Colonial
Realism/Naturalism
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Leader in Civil War - refused to lead northern army when asked by president
Lee
Washington
Franklin
Crane
23
archetype means
complex
out of time
perfect model/original
logically connected
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whimsical means
effective speaking or writing
persistence
lazy
unpredictable
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speeches/sermons during The Great Awakening
Edwards
Melville
Thoreau
Bradford
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cogent means
treated as weak
determined by impulse
reasonable/convincing
simultaneous opposite feelings
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arbitrary means
reasonable/convincing
treated as weak
simultaneous opposite feelings
determined by impulse
28
has a "dark" side that warns of dangers of dark side of human nature
Colonial
Romanticism
Realism/Naturalism
Puritanism
29
Transcendentalism is a subgenre
Puritanism
Colonial
Realism/Naturalism
Romanticism
30
indolent means
unpredictable
effective speaking or writing
persistence
lazy
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cryptic means
stubborn belief
hard to discern meaning
unbiased
harsh or bitter tone
32
Vernacular or dialect
diction
syntax
symbolism
colloquialism
33
anachronism means
perfect model/original
logically connected
complex
out of time
34
convoluted means
perfect model/original
logically connected
complex
out of time
35
Poe, Thoreau, Hawthorne
Romanticism
Colonial
Puritanism
Realism/Naturalism
36
values feeling over reason
Colonial
Romanticism
Puritanism
Realism/Naturalism
37
overly concerned about the idea of "secret sin" especially in puritan society
Paine
Hawthorne
Melville
Poe
38
Of Plymouth Plantation - First Thanksgiving
Hawthorne
London
Paine
Bradford
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setting can be as important (almost its own character)
Romanticism
Realism/Naturalism
Puritanism
Colonial
40
13 moral virtues in his autobiography
Emerson
Thoreau
Franklin
Henry
41
regionalism
can only be set only on the Mississippi River
has delightful characters
local color
a short story
42
abolitionist and former slave spoke out for women's rights and transportation
Douglass
Truth
Lee
Lincoln
43
Dark Romantic
Melville
Edwards
Bradford
Thoreau
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characterization became more important to the story than plot points or events
Colonial
Realism/Naturalism
Puritanism
Romanticism
45
pallid means
ugly
gorgeous
naive
light or white in color
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alleviate means
show respect
avoid making statement
speak of negatively
to ease pain
47
Gettysburg Address was written and delivered by
Stephen Crane
Robert E Lee
John F Kennedy
Abraham Lincoln
48
Arrangement of words in a sentence
syntax
symbolism
dialect
diction
49
mocking of an institution in story for purpose of exposure or change
parable
allegory
refrain
satire
50
Summarily means
rephrased
lately
immediately
slowly
51
Prancing, performing, pompoms
rhyme
poetry
synesthesia
alliteration
52
disparage means
show respect
avoid making statement
speak of negatively
to ease pain
53
Choose the lit term that is seen here
synesthesia
epitaph
symbolism
anaphora
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impartial means
unbiased
hard to discern meaning
harsh or bitter tone
stubborn belief
55
twelve feet deep - safe water
Johnson
London
Twain
Paine
56
Moby Dick
Edwards
Melville
Thoreau
Bradford
57
Civil Disobedience was written by
Emerson
Bradford
Thoreau
Paine
58
Plain style - few figures of speech
Romanticism
Realism/Naturalism
Puritanism
Colonial
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Ring in the Lord of the Rings
style
a symbol
a harbinger
regionalism
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Opulent means
interesting
beautiful
very lavish or extravagent
not necessary
61
The most important rule in Ms. Dolan's classroom...
do your homework
Follow Directions LISTEN
Don't be irritating
read the website
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The Age of Reason
Edwards
Paine
Thoreau
Emerson
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chorus - repeated lines in lyric
satire
refrain
allegory
parable
64
The Red Badge of Courage was written by
Crane
Twain
Henry
London
65
Mark Twain used "n" word in HF PRIMARILY for
other people insisted on realistic language
satirical emphasis/irony
the world "slave" did not yet exist
he is a racist
66
appeal to pity, outrage or fear
ethos
logos
fallacy
pathos
67
Student of Emerson
Melville
Patrick Henry
Paine
Thoreau
68
Who is being described "...She said all a body had to do (in heaven) was play harp all day long
Miss Watson
Sarah Wilson
one of Phelps girls
Aunt Sally
69
rhetoric means
effective speaking or writing
persistence
lazy
unpredictable
70
Vindicated means
justified
unjustified
faulty
obsolete
71
White Fang - To Build a Fire
Bierce
Paine
Twain
London
72
Franklin, Paine, Henry, Jefferson
Romanticism
Realism/Naturalism
Puritanism
Colonial
73
sardonic means
harsh or bitter tone
unbiased
stubborn belief
hard to discern meaning
74
Invented a stove named after him; inventor, scientist, philosopher, newsman, founding father
Franklin
Bradford
Jefferson
Washington
75
Who said "he hadn't been seen for a year and that were comfortable for me; he used to whale me
Jim
Tom
Pap
Huck
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Why did Twain "relish the ban" on his novel, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn?
sparked interest in abolition
didn't like the Concord anyway
controversy sells books
it helped him get speaking jobs
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Moby Dick was written by
Poe
Paine
Hawthorne
Melville
78
associated with first Thanksgiving
Bradford
Melville
Thoreau
Edwards
79
Franklin, Paine, Henry, Jefferson
Colonial
Puritanism
Realism/Naturalism
Romanticism
80
Scarlet Letter
Paine
Thoreau
Melville
Hawthorne
81
hackneyed means
false
symbolized
gratuitously
cliche
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ambivalent means
reasonable/convincing
treated as weak
simultaneous opposite feelings
determined by impulse
83
The Red Badge of Courage was the definitive novel about
Reconstruction
The Civil War
Abolitionists
The underground railroad
84
Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God was written by
Truth
Henry
Franklin
Edwards
85
nascent means
intense
emerging
old fashioned
strong
86
Who was Huck referring to in the last quote?
Jim
Judge Thatcher
Uncle Silas
Pap
87
Give me liberty or give me death
Thoreau
Paine
Melville
Patrick Henry
88
Samuel Clemens
Paine
London
Bierce
Twain
89
story told in symbols
parable
satire
refrain
allegory
90
venerate means
show respect
avoid making statement
to ease pain
speak of negatively
91
Who said "you de bes fren Jim's ever had; en the only fren he has now!"
Tom
Huck
Duke/King
Jim
92
condescending means
determined by impulse
treated as weak
simultaneous opposite feelings
reasonable/convincing
93
coherent means
logically connected
perfect model/original
complex
out of time
94
elements of social darwinism seen
Naturalism
Regionalism
Realism
Native American Lit
95
Moby Dick, Scarlet Letter, Rip Van Winkle
Romanticism
Realism/Naturalism
Colonial
Puritanism
96
religious/moral story
parable
allegory
refrain
satire
97
local color associated with this
Realism/Naturalism
Romanticism
Puritanism
Colonial
98
equivocate means
avoid making statement
show respect
to ease pain
speak of negatively
99
Jack London a prominent figure
Native American Lit
Regionalism
Naturalism
Realism
100
In previous quote, who was being spoken OF
Tom
Huck
Jim
Thatcher