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11th Grade Unit 1 Review
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1
Which of the following is the MOST important Enlightenment principle?
Reason
Tabula Rasa
Free Will
Deism
2
Which of the following is the conceit that Edward Taylor uses in his poem?
Washing Dishes
Potter/Clay
Spinning Wheel
Gardener
3
Benjamin Franklin's autobiography coincided with which Enlightenment principle?
Linear view of time
Free Will
Tabula Rasa
Human Perfection
4
Which of the following is not an important natural element in the origin myths?
Corn
Tree
Gold
Animals
5
Who constructed the idea of Tabula Rasa?
Thomas Jefferson
John Locke
Thomas Paine
John Calvin
6
Which term is a figure of speech that refers to someone/something that is not present?
conceit
myth
apostrophe
7
What is an aphorism?
short saying
metaphor
rhetorical device
simile
8
What is Patrick Henry urging his listeners to believe?
They should still try to negotiate with England.
They should ratify the constitution.
They should repent.
War is inevitable and it's the only option.
9
What is the view of animals in the Onondaga origin myth?
They are highly important and respected
They are subservient to humans
They do not have worth
10
Why was Anne Bradstreet's poem edgy?
passionate
written for husband
uses imagery
worshipful
11
Which of the following is NOT a defining characteristic of the Puritans?
Work Ethic
Free Will
Original Sin
Doubt
12
Rhetorical Device: “Give me liberty or give me death"
parallelism
antithesis
repetition
restatement
13
Rhetorical Device: “A horse is a horse, of course, of course,And no one can talk to a horse"
repetition
restatement
antithesis
parallelism
14
Which of the following is NOT an Enlightenment principle?
Original Sin
Free Will
Human Perfection
Experience
15
The following picture is an example of which rhetorical appeal?
pathos
ethos
logos
16
Which of the following are elements of style that we analyze when we are focusing on rhetorical grammar?
ethos, pathos, logos
plot
figurative devices
diction, syntax, punctuation
17
How does Jonathan Edwards combine Puritan and Enlightenment principles?
Creation reveals God's glory
Uses more logos than paths
Linear view of time
Biblical Typology
18
Phyllis Wheatley provides a critique of the Enlightenment because her writing is...
spiritual
rational
humanistic
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Rhetorical device: "my feet were almost gone; my steps had well-nigh slipped."
repetition
parallelism
antithesis
restatement
20
What is the major problem with oral culture?
Communal Society
Individualistic Society
Changing Worldview
Forgotten Stories
21
Olaudah's critique of the slave traders business sense is an appeal to
pathos
logos
ethos
22
Rhetorical Device: "that we are weak--unable to cope..."
parallelism
antithesis
repetition
restatement
23
How does John Smith attempt to make his narrative sound more objective?
He talks about himself in 3rd person.
He shows his prejudice agains the Native Americans.
He explains that his workload was harder than others.
He brags on himself.
24
What does Benjamin Franklin believe about the Constitution?
It is very good despite its faults and needs to be signed unanimously
It is full of faults and should not be signed.
It will never work
It still needs work and they need to revise it more.
25
The following picture is an example of which rhetorical appeal?
ethos
logos
pathos
26
Jonathan Edward's sermon is built upon which Puritanical belief?
Free Will
Total Depravity
Faith
Good Works
27
The following picture is an example of which rhetorical appeal?
ethos
logos
pathos
28
Which theologian influenced the Puritans?
Jonathan Edwards
Martin Luther
John Calvin
John Wesley
29
Olaudah's mention of praying to God is an appeal to...?
logos
ethos
pathos
