Pentathlon HAC 2023 Lang and Lit

According to the Resource Guide, both Crusoe and Isabel have parallel narratives EXCEPT:

Chapter 18: Innocence is a contrast to the ________ they witness of a guilty man.

Chapter 12: The New York Provincial Congress in Jan 1776 ordered a summons- prepare NY for a British attack.

Alexander Wedderburn in Chapter 19 epigraph: all of the following are TRUE except-

Ch 14: Halse Anderson describes Isabel as "She is a bookcase" and a "piece of furniture".

The final stanza of "Paul Revere's Ride" - repeated cry of alarm & cry of defiance helps stir the Americans to action.

"the rebellion will wither like a vine cut off at the roots/Cut off a vine and it will grow back..."

Blank spaces are always linked to Isabel's thoughts.

Anapestic Tetrameter contains two unstressed syllables followed by a stressed syllable and creates a rapid pace.

The alliteration in Stanza 8 of "Paul Revere's Ride" helps speed up t the narrative pace of the poem.

The structure of "Paul Revere's.." is written mostly in anapestic teterameter, a rhythm meant to copy a galloping horse.

Chapter 19: The epigraph that opens this chapter is spoken by Alexander Wedderburn who asked, Why then do we hestitate?

All of the following are true for Wheatley's poem except

epigraph Ch 14: Abraham Clark wrote a letter to Dayton about his fear of the future after signing the Declaration.

Epigraph is a literary device in the form of a question, quotation, or sentence and is at the beginning of a document.

In Chapter 8, Isabel contemplates her situation using...

What is the literary device that presents contrast by placing two unlike things together?

All of the following are TRUE for Paul Revere's Ride EXCEPT-

A metaphor opens Chapter 7 with Isabel's arms being compared to "sore ribbons".

The North Church Tower in "Paul Revere's Ride" is imagery that is througout the poem - it holds the symbolic lanterns.

A sibliance is

The seeds and the "sore ribbons" are examples of symbolism that connect Isabel & Ruth to their past.

"we were sailed on to the southward, to the truly Barbarian coast..we should be devoured by savages.." The main idea is

All of the following are true for Daniel Defoe EXCEPT:

Chapter 17: "green shoots...gave no clue about their identity" sumbolizes Isabel's growing confidence.

Chapter 6 develops Curzon's character in two ways.

In Chapter 10, we learn from the epigraph the following facts except-

What is an example of a biblical allusion?

Chap 9 focuses on Isabel's _______when M. Lockton gives her a new name and Master Lockton sends her to the corner.

All of the following are true in regards to Wheatley except-

The sea for Crusoe symbolizes all of the following EXCEPT-

The themes in the novel include all of the following except-

Both Wheatley and Shakespeare used iambic pentameter.

Phillis Wheatley wrote:

All are TRUE for Chapter 16 EXCEPT-

All of the following are TRUE for the structure of "Paul Revere's Ride" EXCEPT

All of the following are TRUE for Henry Wadsworth Longfellow EXCEPT-

The version of the text: "Slavery and Escape" comes from the Project Gutenberg eBook.

What is a telegraphic sentence?

The speaker in Wheatley's poem credits "hope" with bringing her to America.

Ch 16: Isabel knows M.Ruth will do something to Ruth & Isabel must report the info she overheard to M. Bellington.

Wheatley's poem include all of the following literary devices except-

Italics in the novel indicate a lapse in time or a shift to another event.

Epigraphs in the novel provides foreshadowing.

Chapter 13 opens with Abigail Adams and "Remember the Ladies". What is the literary form of this epigraph?

Chapter 15: The epigraph regarding medical advice demonstrates the literary form of a-

Chap 12: Lady Seymour's ________serves as a contrast to the one behind the Lockton's home-symbolizes Seymour's kindness.

Pagan land means one that does practice Christianity.