Semester exam review HEIII

In "The Walum Olum," the archetype of the "evil being, mighty magician" is shown through the

This person shared his alcohol with the prisoners [The Crucible]

Patrick Henry structures his argument in which manner

"The Tide Rises, The Tide Falls" is considered a Romantic poem because of its main focus on

A people's system of beliefs

the little waves effacing the footprints on the sand is an example of a

a technique in which the sentence structure seems out of order

[The Crucible] In court, Proctor accuses Abigail Williams of what Danforth calls a "marvelous, cool plot to..."

"When Grizzlies Walked Upright" is a myth that explains how the Indians originated

Henry states that if they do not enter into armed conflict with Britain, the ultimate end will be

In the trickster tale, "The Great Spirit Names the Animal People," the coyote represents

[The Crucible] Which of the following is not used as evidence against Elizabeth Proctor?

In "The Sky Tree," the tree represents life because

What four items were used for creation in "The Navaho Origin Legend"?

Was described as a "meager miser"

two lines that contain rhyming end words

Anne Bradstreet's poems, "To My Dear and Loving Husband" and "Upon the Burning of Our House," shares what theme?

the person stole her uncle's money and left Salem [The Crucible]

Tom turns to _____ to satisfy the devil

a writer's use of everyday language and sentence structure

Edwards' main purpose in writing his sermon is to

This character quit the court but returned to counsel the accused [The Crucible]

Explains how the world came to be

The Puritan concept of total depravity is defined as

In "Why the Opussum's Tail is Bare," the main trickster is

before the devil gave Tom his official job, Tom refused the devil's first offer of slave trading because

[The Crucible] When Rev. Parris sees his daughter and the other girls dancing in the forest, he concludes that they

In the poem, "Upon the Burning of Our House," Bradstreet describes a house as a metaphor for

This accused person was pressed to death [The Crucible]

What conclusions about life in Salem can be drawn from the fact that orphans beg for food and cows roam the streets?

The "Navaho Origin Legend," the four objects used in creation represent

Actually wrote stories that became "legends"

In "When Grizzlies Walked Upright," one archetypal relationship occurs between

This character was the marshal [The Crucible]

This person told one lie in her whole life [The Crucible]

In "The Walum Olum," the evil manito created the land and sky

"The Cross of Snow" was written about Longfellow's

the overall purpose of Henry's speech is to

In "The Tide Rises, The Tide Falls," the line repeats at the end of each stanza to

[The Crucible] What does Deputy Governor Danforth represent or symbolize in court?

After Dame Walker's disappearance, Tom finds

Near the end of his life, Tom

A pattern repeated throughout different types and time periods of literature

"When Grizzlies Walked Upright," tells the story of

A story that tells the truth about a culture

The following quote describes __: "Whatever the woman could lay hands on she hid away..."

Tom Walker was not afraid of the devil becuase

[The Crucible] In the final scene of Act I, Elizabeth will not plead with her husband because

This person accused John of being a "devil's man." [The Crucible]

In Jonathan Edwards' "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God," he does not use which image to explain God being angry?

Patrick Henry begins his speech in the Virginia Convention by saying that he

"Manito" is the name of the creator in the myth, "The Walum Olum."

This person planted the poppet in the Proctor home [The Crucible]

the devil offered Tom Walker

Guarded Kidd the Pirate's buried treasure

In his poems on slavery, Longfellow demonstrates that slavery

The god of all good things in the Delaware tribe

a comparison of unlike things without using the words "like" or "as"

The Puritan concept of irresistible grace is defined as

In "The Navaho Origin Legend," the first man and first woman were created out of ears of corn

In the trickster tale, "The Great Spirit Names the Animal People," the coyote tried to stay awake all night by

In "Earth on Turtle's Back," the only animal to offer assistance was the turtle

A poetic technique which uses 10 syllables per line of unstressed and stressed syllables

the line, "all had cheerful knowledge, all had leisure, all thought in gladness," echoes one theme of the myth that

In "The Navaho Origin Legend," the gods circled the corn, buckskins, and feathers six times

A creation myth is a proven theory

This person was arrested for the "supernatural murder of pigs" [The Crucible]

This person was the first to confess to witchcraft in the play [The Crucible]

[The Crucible] The reason John Proctor avoids going to Salem after the conversation with Elizabeth in Act II is that he

In the poem, "Upon the Burning of Our House," Bradstreet admits she is not saddened by the loss of belongings because