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This literature theory takes seriously issues of sexuality and works against the notion of heteronormativity.
Formalism
Archetypal Theory
Queer Theory
Historical Criticism
2
This literary theory takes seriously issues of race within literary works.
Feminist Theory
Queer Theory
Post-Colonial/ Ethnic Studies Theory
Historical Criticism
3
The study, evaluation, and interpretation of literature also goes by the name of
literary didacticism
literary conjecture
literary criticism
literary historicism
4
Plot summary is a subjective understanding of a text, and interpretation is an objective understanding of a text.
False
True
5
There are three literary genres studied in AP Literature and Composition. Which of the following is
not
a genre studied?
Prose
Oral Tradition
Drama
Poetry
6
This literary theory takes seriously issues of social and economic class.
Marxist Theory
Feminist Theory
Queer Theory
Formalist Theory
7
This literary theory argues that historical context and information about the author are important.
Feminist Criticism
Psychoanalytic Criticism
Formalist Criticism
Historical Criticism
8
This literary genre favors experimentation over rules, emotion/ lyricism over narrative, and heavy figurative language.
Poetry
The Epic
Drama
Prose
9
Any literary work written in common semantic structure that tells a narrative is an example of
Prose
The Short Story
Poetry
Drama
10
The belief that the plot is a fictionalized version of the author’s actual life
Objective Fallacy
Intentional Fallacy
Affective Fallacy
Autobiographical Fallacy
11
"How we know what we know" refers to
Epistemology
Historicism
Ontology
Telology
12
The belief that one can assume for the original intention of the author
Subjective Fallacy
Intentional Fallacy
Autobiographical Fallacy
Affective Fallacy
13
Math/ Science privilege objectivity whereas English/ Social Sciences privilege subjectivity.
True
False
14
What is the format of the AP Literature and Composition exam?
2 MC Sections, 2 Essays
2 MC Sections, 3 Essays
1 MC Section, 1 Essay
1 MC Section, 3 Essays
15
The "most important" and "most representative" literary works make up a literary
Genre
Canon
Time Period
Setting
16
This literary theory looks only at the words within the 4 corners of the text, specifically literary devices.
Marxist Theory
Formalist Criticism
Archetypal Criticism
Feminist Criticism
17
Conceptually, prose and poetry, as genres, are viewed as the opposites of one another.
False
True
18
This literary theory applies the theories of Sigmund Freud and his ideas about the unconscious to literature
Post-Colonial/ Critical Race Theory
Formalism
Psychoanalytic Criticism
Feminist Criticism
19
This literary theory holds that all literature is derivative; it is always comprised of existing stories and characters
Psychoanalytic Theory
Archetypal Theory
Queer Theory
Formalism
20
In academia, the practice of interpretation is called _______________
Chiasmus
Hermeneutics
Heradontics
Ekphrasis
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The College Board believes that literature is "any imaginative text open to interpretation"
True
False
22
Consists of phenomena/ findings that originate from personal experience and belief
Objective Knowledge
Historical Knowledge
Omniscient Knowledge
Subjective Knowledge
23
Which of the following is not a close synonym of interpretation
Analysis
A Reading
Summary
Criticism
24
The three essays on the AP Literature and Composition exam are?
Lyrical, Metaphorical, and Allegorical Prompts
Rhetorical Analysis, Argument, and Synthesis Prompts
Prose, Poetry, and Open Prompts
Prose, Poetry, and Drama Prompts
25
This literary theory takes seriously issues of gender and seeks to work against patriarchal standards.
Post-Colonial/ Critical Race Theory
Marxist Criticism
Feminist Theory
Historical Criticism
26
ENGL 1101 and ENGL 1102 make up this program at most college campuses
Remedial English Program
Freshmen Composition Program
Georgia Regents Requirement
English as a Second Language Program
27
"Consists of phenomena/findings that can be universally observed and reproduced by anyone"
Subjective Knowledge
Local Knowledge
Global Knowledge
Objective Knowledge
28
College Board notion of "High quality writing achieved by critical consensus through literary techniques and themes"
Literary Heritage
Literary Time Period
Literary Acumen
Literary Merit
29
Roland Barthes idea, "The Death of the __________,suggested that lit. criticism should not look at author bio or intent.
Author
Text
Book
Critic
30
A "type," "kind," or "classification" of literature
Literary Genre
Literary Canon
Literary Time Period
31
Which of the following is not a passing score on the AP Literature and Composition exam?
3
2
5
4
32
The CollegeBoard is often criticized for policing the canon, an action that
Expands the notion of what counts as literature
Restricts the notion of what counts as literature
33
Does the following graphic accurately depict the linear progression of literary technological paradigm shifts?
False
True
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the belief that the best way to evaluate a text is by discussing the emotional effects it has on a reader
Autobiographical Fallacy
Intentional Fallacy
Affective Fallacy
Objective Fallacy