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English IV Spring 2017 Final Exam Review - Gregorczyk
English IV Spring 2017 Final Exam Review - Gregorczyk
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1
Which character is Sir Patrick Delaney-Podmore similar to?
Macbeth
The Green Knight
The Dark Knight
Ernest Worthing
2
The time period during which Oscar Wilde writes this play is
The Romantic Era
The Age of Enlightenment or Age of Reason
The Victorian Era
The Renaissance
3
What are the two noticeable linguistic devices used in character names in the Hobbit?
Alliteration/hyperbole
Personification/alliteration
Hyperbole/rhyme
Rhyme/Alliteration
4
What does the mariner do that forces the Wedding Guest to stay and listen to his tale?
Lie about a delay in the wedding ceremony
Stare at the Wedding Guest with glittering eyes
Hold the Wedding Guest’s sleeve tightly
Pretend that the Wedding Guest is his child
5
Which of the following is
not
a Cavalier era poem?
William Blake, “The Tyger”
Andrew Marvell, “To His Coy Mistress”
Robert Herrick, “To the Virgins to Make Much of Time”
Richard Lovelace, “To Althea, From Prison”
6
Which two characters in the HP excerpt had a parallel connection of feeling rejected by groups?
Filch & Nearly Headless Nick
Ron & Ginny
Harry & Hermione
Mrs. Norris & Draco Malfoy
7
What happened to the creature at the end of the novel?
He floated away into the darkness on an ice floe.
He continued to seek vengeance on humanity.
He broke Frankenstein’s neck.
Walton shot and killed him.
8
“The Age of Reason” is associated with:
The Renaissance
The Restoration
The Romantic Era
The Industrial Revolution
9
Which event seems to terrify the Pilot, the boy, and the Hermit most?
Sounds that violently sink the ship
The disappearance of the lights
The mariner’s request for a blessing
Movements of the mariner’s lips
10
After he blesses the sea snakes, the mariner is able to sleep because...
The mariner’s love of life broke the spell.
The albatross has come back to life
Dead bodies will haunt the mariner.
The spirits will never torment him again
11
Which of the following was the result of William’s death?
Victor leaves his family and goes alone to the Alps.
Justine dies.
Elizabeth no longer believes in the goodness of mankind.
All of these.
12
Readers can easily categorize this play as a/an
Realistic drama
Comedy of manners.
Elizabethan tragedy
Historical romance.
13
Both Metaphysical and Cavalier Poetry arose during:
The Restoration
The Renaissance
The Romantic Era
The Industrial Revolution
14
Which of the following is
not
a typical feature of Romantic Era Poetry?
Fascination with nature
Glorifying the great progress of industry
Use of natural speech
personal experience and self-revelation
15
Why is the creature malicious?
In Romanticism, good cannot exist without evil.
He sees cruelty in the world around him.
Victor destroyed his happiness with the DeLacey’s.
He is shunned and hated by all mankind.
16
The seraph-men (angels) standing on the corpses wave at the mariner in order to
Invite the mariner to go with them
Say goodbye to the mariner
Remind the mariner of his penance
Signal people to save the mariner
17
What causes the entire crew’s suffering after arriving in the new, warmer ocean in Part II?
The ship cannot sail because the wind disappears.
The albatross’s weight holds back the ship
All the sails tear and fall into the sea.
Terrifying sea creatures speak for the sailors.
18
"The Importance of Being Earnest" is a farce. Which is
not
a characteristic of farce?
The dialogue and plot are very important.
The plot consists of improbable misunderstandings
Characters are members of the wealthy class.
Characters are cartoonish in nature.
19
What literary device does Lewis use in his description of Ransom’s near escape?
hyperbole—“fresh night air”
irony—“reassuring stars”
personification—“his own pack lying on the porch”
metaphor—“ he has poked his nose into the whole affair"
20
What common feature of Romanticism do
Frankenstein
and
Rime of the Ancient Mariner
exhibit?
An interest in the sea.
Bird imagery.
Structured as a frame story.
An interest in class consciousness.
21
Wilde's characters clever remarks are known as...
Puns
Farce
Epigrams
Repartee
22
What threat did the creature make when Victor backed out of their deal to make a companion?
“All of mankind is now cursed.”
“Alas, I am doomed to a wretched life on this earth!”
“I will be with you on your wedding night.”
“I will pursue you to the ends of the earth”
23
Which of the following is primarily associated with the work of John Donne?
Cutting satire
Lyrical Ballad
Carpe Diem
Metaphysical Conceit
24
What makes Ransom no longer feel afraid of the hross?
The hross swims away.
Ransom realizes the hross has language
The sorn kills the hross.
Ransom realizes the hross has no teeth.
25
Which of the following poems marks the beginning of the Romantic Era?
"Rime of the Ancient Mariner" (Coleridge)
Female Orations” (Cavendish)
“Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard” (Gray)
“A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning” (Donne)
26
How did Frankenstein feel when the creature came to life?
He felt omnipotent.
He was horrified and disgusted.
He was apathetic.
He was thrilled.
27
What's different about the tone of
The Hobbit
? Consider the other epics we have read this year.
The Hobbit is a ballad meant to be sung
The Hobbit’s tone is much warmer and more humorous
The Hobbit has no tone.
The Hobbit was written in a very grave tone
28
Which of the following is not typically a prominent theme throughout the Harry Potter series?
The value of friendship
Living in the moment
Good vs. Evil
Maintaining perseverance
29
What is one attribute of Hobbits that is contradictory to the idea of Bilbo being an epic hero?
Hobbits are typically a small, shy, and plain folk.
Bilbo is strong, valiant and arrogant.
Gandalf is supposed to be the protagonist.
He wants to be an adventurer but the dwarves won’t let him.
30
Romantic poetry’s fixation on the importance of nature came about partly as a response to:
The Industrial Revolution
The Death of Queen Elizabeth
The rise of satire
The Ascension of Charles II
