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#Northview #Hazel 2016 American Lit exam review
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1
Emerson’s quote,“I became a transparent eyeball: I am part of a parcel of God” is an example of
tone
verbal irony
over-soul (God)
theme
2
Literary element: when you use words that start with the same letter, often used in poetry.
assonance
consonance
alliteration
parallelism
3
A scene that interrupts the normal flow of events to depict an earlier event is defined as
a flashback
a frame story
a setting
a theme
4
“She was wearing her culottes, her pink sweater, and a necklace of human tongues,” O’Brien uses
dramatic irony
verbal irony
situational irony
tone
5
What is the literary definition of juxtaposition?
a comparison between things NOT using like or as
2 things being placed close together to contrasting effect
human qualities are given to animals, objects or ideas
a comparison between things using like or as
6
O’Brien finds closure for his Vietnam experience by...
writing the story of Lavender’s death.
reminiscing about the war with Lt. Cross.
writing the story about Bowker.
placing Kiowa’s moccasins in the field where he died.
7
“Three can keep a secret, if two are dead,” is an example of a(n)
allusion
juxtaposition
aphorism
symbol
8
This soldier spent “Eight months in fantasyland…and I sometimes can’t remember what real is”
Rat Kiley
Azar
Tim O’Brien
Bobby Jorgensen
9
Dr. Heidegger’s Experiment is a(n) ... because characters and objects deliver a moral lesson
juxtaposition
allusion
allegory
aphorism
10
A statement that appears self-contradictory but reveals a kind of truth is known as a
central idea
oxymoron
paradox
symbol
11
This soldier loves being in Vietnam
Mitchell Sanders
Morty Phillips
Norman Bowker
Curt Lemon
12
When O’Brien writes, “Well hey, she’ll make a sweet bride, combat ready!”, he is using
flashback
literary sarcasm
symbolism
imagery
13
After Myrtle says, “Daisy, Daisy, Daisy" Tom strikes her and breaks her nose, this is...
man vs. society conflict
man vs. man conflict
man vs. self conflict
irony
14
The narrative perspective from which events in a story or novel are told is known as
fiction
point of view
theme
stream of consciousness
15
This soldier replaces Rat Kiley as the Alpha Company medic
Tim O’Brien
Azar
Rat Kiley
Bobby Jorgensen
16
This soldier tests his luck by going for a swim and swallows a VC virus
Norman Bowker
Morty Phillips
Mitchell Sanders
Curt Lemon
17
“On occasions the war was like a Ping-Pong ball. You could put fancy spin on it” is an
personification
irony
juxtaposition
simile
18
“The girl joined the zoo. One more animal – end of story.” This is an example of a(an)
satire
simile
metaphor
None of the answers are correct
19
This soldier commits suicide
Norman Bowker
Mitchell Sanders
Morty Phillips
Curt Lemon
20
This soldier developed a peculiar habit of always scratching at invisible bug bites
Rat Kiley
Tim O’Brien
Bobby Jorgensen
Azar
21
“Rat” Kiley's unique use of his particular dialect and vernacular is an example of
local color
conflict
flashback
Naturalism
22
Literary element: referencing famous people, events, or literature in other written works.
allusion
alliteration
consonance
assonance
23
The thumb that Norman Bowker carried in the novel, is an example of
symbolism
central idea
paradox
all are correct
24
O’Brien returned to Vietnam with his daughter...
in search of Kiowa.
because he had just gotten a divorce.
in search of forgiveness and grace.
to receive a Silver Star.
25
The green light is a(n) _____ for Gatsby’s determination to ‘win’ back Daisy.
symbol
tone
dramatic irony
central idea
26
This soldier blames Jimmy Cross for Kiowa’s death
Mitchell Sanders
Morty Phillips
Norman Bowker
Curt Lemon
27
When political cartoons ‘poke fun’ to comment on a serious issue in a humorous manner
satire
symbolism
verbal irony
verbal irony & satire
28
In The Great Gatsby, East Egg, where Tom and Daisy live, can best be described as a literary
symbol
image
symbol & setting
setting
29
This soldier agrees to help O’Brien with his plan for revenge on Jorgensen
Azar
Rat Kiley
Bobby Jorgensen
Tim O’Brien
30
Literary device: when you repeat vowel sounds in the middle of a word, usually used in poetry
Consonance
Alliteration
Assonance
Parallelism
31
Wealth breeds carelessness is an example of a _____ in The Great Gatsby.
ironic situation
symbol
central idea
image
32
This soldier tells O’Brien that he “is out of touch” and no longer a part of Alpha Company
Curt Lemon
Morty Phillips
Norman Bowker
Mitchell Sanders
33
This soldier is shot twice and serves the rest of his tour as a supply clerk
Bobby Jorgensen
Rat Kiley
Tim O’Brien
Azar
34
Trying to show a character's uninterupted thoughts, emotions, and actions is this writing style
aphoristic
stream of consciousness
Realism
non-fiction
35
“Wolfsheim seems to have a dark past.He supposedly is the one who fixed the World Series” is an
aphorism
allusion
allegory
juxtaposition
36
Which of the following answers will always be wrong on Hazel's tests?
all of the answers are correct
none of the answers are correct
c
juxtaposition
37
which of the following answers will always be right on Hazel's tests?
None of the answers are correct
C
juxtaposition
All of the answers are correct
38
A gloomy vision of the world focusing on the limitations & destructiveness of human nature is:
Transcendentalism
Modernism
Romanticism
Gothic
39
The piece of literature that can best be defined as Modernism is
The Great Gatsby
The Hunger Games
The Awakening
“Dr. Heidegger’s Experiment”
40
The novel, The Things They Carried, can best be characterized as _____
Romanticism
Transcendentalism
Realism
Classicism