T1 Final Review

Question 1

The feeling that a work brings to a reader

Accepted Answer

Mood

Question 2

Tone? "Then one day several officers of the police came. Certain that they could find nothing, I asked them in."

Accepted Answer

Objective

Question 3

Purpose? "When I was a child, I had a natural goodness of soul which led me to love animals."

Accepted Answer

To make the narrator seem reliable

Question 4

Which component is not typically used to identify theme?

Accepted Answer

Setting

Question 5

Choose the sentence with correct comma placement.

Accepted Answer

I took Brooke, the one with the freckles, to the movie last night.

Question 6

In comparing Poe’s stories, “The Cask of Amontillado” and “The Black Cat”, which answer supports similarities?

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Question 7

Header of an MLA paper should include all of the following, except:

Accepted Answer

School Name

Question 8

Which life event(s) led Poe to his peculiar, ominous tone in his literary works?

Accepted Answer

all of the above

Question 9

Events in which the tension decreases and the story begins to settle down

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Falling Action

Question 10

What was the author's purpose for writing "The Black Cat"?

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Entertain

Question 11

The ending of a story; the conflict has been solved and loose ends are tied up

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Resolution

Question 12

The moral or lesson of the story

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Theme

Question 13

Which event would fit into the resolution of the plot?

Accepted Answer

Officers discover narrator's murdered wife and cat behind the cellar wall.

Question 14

The time and place in which a story takes place

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Setting

Question 15

Which excerpt supports a character trait of "unstable"?

Accepted Answer

"...with one quick movement I cut out one of its fear-filled eyes!”

Question 16

Which could be inferred as a theme of "The Black Cat"?

Accepted Answer

Violence is not the answer.

Question 17

Which excerpt below includes details that clarify the setting of the story?

Accepted Answer

"I hung it from one of the wood beams above my head.”

Question 18

The overall tone of “The Black Cat” could be described as all of the following, EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

Playful

Question 19

The attitude of the writer towards the subject

Accepted Answer

Tone

Question 20

Poe's tone in his stories could be described as having a _________ connotation.

Accepted Answer

Negative

Question 21

The point of the story in which the setting, characters, and conflict are introduced

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Exposition

Question 22

Choose the sentence with correct comma placement.

Accepted Answer

Wendy, will you please return the pencil?

Question 23

The turning point of the story; the point of highest interest and emotion

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Climax

Question 24

A character within the story recounts his/her experience

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First person

Question 25

Events that increase tension and leads into the climax of the story

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Rising action

Question 26

The narrator tells the viewpoint of one character from the story

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Third person limited

Question 27

Tone created by "wildly"? “In sudden anger, I took a knife and struck wildly at the cat. "

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Urgent

Question 28

When writing, you should use commas to set off _________ containing extra information.

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Appositives

Question 29

The story is told from the perspective of "you"

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Second person

Question 30

Which character trait BEST describes the narrator of “The Black Cat”?

Accepted Answer

Monstrous

Question 31

The Works Cited page is listed in _______ order.

Accepted Answer

Alphabetical

Question 32

Which point of view is "The Black Cat" told in?

Accepted Answer

First person

Question 33

How is the narrator in “The Black Cat” different from the narrators in Poe’s other stories? Consider approach of murder

Accepted Answer

Spontaneous (characterized by sudden actions)

Question 34

The narrator has unlimited knowledge about all the characters from the story

Accepted Answer

Third person omniscient

T1 Final Review

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T1 Final Review

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