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English 3 2023-2024
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The most common form of Native American literature were
Legal documents
Myths, songs, chants, etc.
Epic poems
Historical accounts
2
Select the correct elements of Puritan literature (3 correct)
Texts were often overtly critical of the Church
Plain style of writing
Diaries and histories were most common forms of writing
Used the Bible as model for writing
3
Puritans came to America from
England
Germany
Russia
France
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Time period was 1861-1914
Rationalists
Romantics
Puritans
Realists
5
Time period was 1700s-1800
Puritans
Romantics
Rationalists
Realists
6
Romantics gained understanding and knowledge from
Charles Darwin
Reason and logic
Nature
God, The Bible
7
Target audience was the unconverted/sinners in the church
"Here follows some verses upon the burning of our house"
"Something Wicked This Way Comes"
"Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"
"Give me Liberty or Give me Death"
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A pithy observation that contains a general truth (EX: "if it ain't broke don't fix it")
Aphorism
Archetype
Platitude
Juxtaposition
9
Believed humans could achieve moral perfection through self-improvement of virtues
Patrick Henry
Paul Revere
Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
10
Common characters, settings, or things that appear across cultures in different religions, stories & myths
Tropes
Motifs
Archetypes
Clichés
11
Time period was 1500s-early 1700s
Realists
Rationalists
Puritans
Romantics
12
An ethical appeal; focus on the credibility of the author/source
Pathos
Ethos
Logos
D'Artagnan
13
In Puritan society, ------ had a big role in the running of society
Literature
Scotland
The Church
Canada
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Dark Romantics often reflect on
The cruel realities of nature
The dark/twisted side of humanity
The value of self improvement
The importance of attending church
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An appeal to logic, typically using numbers and statistics
D'Artagnan
Pathos
Ethos
Logos
16
Puritans believed in a literal interpretation of
The Constitution
The Bible
The Epic of Gilgamesh
Beowulf
17
What happens to the narrator at the end of "The Pit and the Pendulum"?
He has gone blind and crazy from the darkness
He is saved
He escapes, only to end up in another prison
He has died
18
Puritans gained understanding and knowledge from
Charles Darwin
God, The Bible
Reason and logic
Nature
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Dark Romantics are less ---- than Transcendentalists
Open to nature
Pessimistic
Optimistic
Logical
20
Went to live alone in the woods so he could "live deliberately"
Henry David Thoreau
Edgar Allan Poe
Ralph Waldo Emerson
William Cullen Bryant
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Puritans believed people were naturally
Good, but easily corruptible
Evil, but could be perfected
Evil, and unable to be perfected
Good, and able to be perfect
22
Poem that compares an unmelted patch of snow to the author's unmelted grief over his wife's death
October
To Build a Fire
November
The Cross of Snow
23
Fireside Poets often reflected on which topic?
War
Birth
History
Death
24
Time period was 1800-1860
Puritans
Realists
Rationalists
Romantics
25
An emotional appeal, such as an interview with a family who lost their home in a wildfire
Pathos
Logos
D'Artagnan
Ethos
26
Heavily influenced by Darwin's survival of the fittest, science, and the cruel realities of life
Regionalism
Dark Romanticism
Darwinism
Naturalism
27
Time period was 1914-1939
Rationalists
Romantics
Realists
Modernists
28
Goal of Patrick Henry's speech to the Virginia Convention
To go to war with England for independence
To leave the Union and join the Confederacy
To continue to negotiate with England
To remain a colony of England
29
Poems "October" and "November" compare the end of a human lifespan to
A dog's lifespan
A calendar year
A day
Nature in general
30
A story to explain the world the people live in and their traditions
Archetype
Bible
Legend
Myth
31
Time period was 1800-1860
Realists
Puritans
Romantics
Rationalists
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Rationalists gained understanding and knowledge from
Charles Darwin
Reason and logic
Nature
God, The Bible