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Quiz #3 Practice (Session 10-14)
Quiz #3 Practice (Session 10-14)
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1
What does "hyperbole" mean in literature?
a) Rhyme
d) Parody
b) Metaphor
c) Exaggeration
2
Who wrote "A Modest Proposal"?
a) Daniel Defoe
b) Jonathan Swift
c) Alexander Pope
d) Robert Walpole
3
What is a mock epic?
a) A non-fictional narrative of historical events
b) A short story about heroes
d) A traditional epic poem
c) A narrative poem that uses epic conventions with satire & humor
4
What is a "cabinet government"?
c) A system where the cabinet has more power than the monarch
b) A government composed of people from other countries (i.e., King George)
d) A government controlled by the military
a) A system where the monarch has absolute power
5
What is the main target of satire in literature?
d) Foreign countries
c) Children
a) The working class
b) The elite class
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Which intellectual movement emphasized the importance of reason, progress, and liberty?
d) The Age of Reason (Enlightenment)
c) The Monarchy Restoration
b) The Dark Ages
a) The Renaissance
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Who became the first Prime Minister of Great Britain?
d) James II
b) George II
c) Robert Walpole
a) George I
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Which of the following was NOT a political change during the Georgian era?
b) Emergence of cabinet government
a) Union of England and Scotland
d) Separation of royal and government finances
d) Increase in the monarch's political role
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In
Gulliver's Travels
, what does each strange country represent?
c) Various historical periods
d) Swift's view of ideal or flawed societies
b) Different continents of the world
a) Swift's ideal travel destinations
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What is "Neoclassicism" in literature?
a) A movement emphasizing emotion & imagination
c) A genre of romantic poetry
d) A type of medieval literature
b) A style focusing on objectivity & reason
