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Test on Unit 4 for English III Honors
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1
26. In the story by Poe, Pluto is the name of the narrator's cat.
False
True
2
Margaret Fuller wrote about
motherhood
marriage
feminism
loneliness
3
"If the world depresses you, look within _________."
nature
yourself
mirrors
others
4
30.
The Ocean
is a poem about __________
why you shouldn't be a sailor.
stormy seas.
life after death.
the tranquility of the ocean.
5
Romantics valued ______ over ______.
feeling, reason
ideas, imagination
logic, morality
dreams, knowledge
6
Who wrote
Moby Dick
?
Herman Melville
Washington Irving
Henry David Thoreau
Nathaniel Hawthorne
7
In Transcendentalism, the ___________ world is a doorway to the ___________ world.
wooden, mythical
physical, spiritual
heavenly, eternal
divine, natural
8
29. Who is the only one to survive at the end of
Moby Dick
?
Ahab
Queequeg
Starbuck
Ishmael
9
This type of thinking guided Transcendentalism.
Positive
Neutral
Negative
Ideal
10
Eddie Vedder's song, "Society" fits into which way of thinking?
Realism
Romanticism
Puritanism
Transcendentalism
11
Which of these people was
NOT
considered to be a Dark Romantic writer?
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Herman Melville
Edgar Allen Poe
Ralph Waldo Emerson
12
Which of these is
NOT
a fact about the Industrial Revolution?
Steam engines were created using coal and iron.
More tools and machines were being built.
The population of city dwellers in Great Britain decreased.
Steam engines were created using coal and iron.
13
American Romanticism is
NOT
inspired by religion.
False
True
14
Which of these people is
NOT
one of The Big Three?
Margaret Fuller
Edgar Allen Poe
Henry David Thoreau
Ralph Waldo Emerson
15
For Rationalists, the city was a place of prosperity and self-realization.
False
True
16
Which of these is
NOT
a step of poetry analysis?
summary
connotation
theme
attitude
17
28. What does Queequeg ask for?
A coffin
A harpoon
A boat
A drink
18
The Romantic Journey often leads into the
city
desert
countryside
mountains
19
The city was a place of moral decay, crime and corruption for this group.
Idealists
Puritans
Romantics
Rationalists
20
"__________is under our feet, as well as over our heads."
Earth
God
Heaven
Nature
21
In his essay,
Walden
, Thoreau focused on
self-improvement
self-reliance
all of the above
minimalism
22
He
led the group known as the Transcendentalists.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Henry David Thoreau
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Herman Melville
23
Emily Dickinson always used periods at the ends of her poems.
True
False
24
In her poem,
"Hope" is The Thing with Feathers
, Emily Dickinson uses what type of figurative language for "Hope"?
personification
hyperbole
metaphor
simile
25
He drew much of his thought from _______.
Puritanism
Realism
Spiritualism
Romanticism
26
Which group were considered to be anti-Transcendentalists?
Rationalists
Dark Romantics
Realists
Puritans
27
The Dark Romantics explored both ______ and ______.
good, evil
life, death
heaven, hell
light, dark
28
19. In her poem, Emily Dickinson could not stop for _________.
time
sleep
life
death
29
The Romantic journey is both a flight _____ something and a flight _____ something.
towards, away from
from, to
away from, towards
to, from
30
Walt Whitman wrote
I Hear America Singing
.
False
True