Exp Themes in Lit Unit 4 Review

In Dr. Ida, the reference to the story of Samuel is an example of...

"Obey your conscience" is a possible theme of "The Friend Inside."

A legend can have a historical setting and feature a hero who may have been a real historical figure.

The main speaker in "Nancy Hanks" is

Pride is the character flaw of the protagonist in "The Strangers That Came to Town."

In medieval times, Jews could own land. (from "Good Masters! Sweet Ladies!")

"Watch what you say" is a theme of "Primer Lesson."

"A Kind of Murder" actually means Old Beaver's hiring of Mr. Warren.

an expression that cannot be defined from meaning of individual words in the phrase

During medieval times, many jews were moneylenders.

the rhyming of words within a line of poetry

a pair of rhymed lines

In "The Calling of Samuel," Eli's failing eyesight is an example of...

the attitude of the author toward his or her subject

The discovery of the Duvitches' talents is an example of which literary feature?

At the end of Dr. Ida, Ida decides to...

"the gentle sloshing of pails of water is an example of...

Dramatic Irony is when...

A myth often features gods and goddesses with human emotions.

In Dr. Ida, Ida's memory of going to a high-caste home before the events in the story is an example of...

Dr. Ida is not an example of narrative nonfiction because it features flashback and allusion.

Jim Kaley in "The Friend Inside" can be described as

"father's eyes were narrow slits of blue fire" is an example of...

In "Roll of Thunder...", Cassie and her brothers hate riding the bus.

In Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry, T.J. is an example of an unsympathetic character

A primer lesson combined Latin and mathematics instruction.

The author's tone for Inside Out & Back Again is which of the following?

The 3rd person narration of "The Strangers That Came to Town" shows the protagonist's character develpment.

"afraid of his own shadow" is an example of

Hugh, in "A Kind of Murder," is different than his peers because he defends Mr. Warren.

Prometheus is submissive to Zeus's will and obeys

A line, phrase, or several lines that are repeated throughout a poem

In "Good Masters! Sweet Ladies!," both Petronella and Jacob want to keep their meeting a secret.

ain't, gonna, and ole are examples of dialect

Zeus and Prometheus have respect for each other.