ENGL 1102 Review for Exam

In the ___ of "Roman Fever," readers see that Alida and Grace have known each other many years.

If you ask "How are the events arranged in this story?" you are asking about the story's ___.

"I'll DO my BEST to CUL-ti-VATE a MIND-set THAT's con-FU-cian-ER." This meter is

"The RAIN set EAR-ly IN to-NIGHT." This line's meter is

In "Recitatif," because Roberta is in conflict with the main character (Twyla), she is called

Friendship is a ___ in "Recitatif." One ___ in the story is that prejudice can harm friendship.

"A narrow wind complains all day / How someone treated him"--This sentence is an example of

All of the stories we have read include first-person narrators EXCEPT

In "Boys and Girls," the girl's talkative mother is a __ for her businesslike, taciturn father.

"WO-man much MISSED, how you CALL to me, CALL to me"--this line is an example of

A leading character who is NOT morally admirable is often called

Which of the following seems like the most dynamic character in Trifles?

"And NOW good MOR-row TO our WA-king SOULS." This meter is

If a friend betrays your trust and you call her "Judas," you are making a biblical ________.

A story's main character (who may or may not be morally admirable) is called

The ______ of a story is "the moment of greatest emotional intensity."

"My MIS-tress's EYES are NO-thing LIKE the SUN." This meter is

In "Recitatif," Bozo does not seem to change or learn anything during the story. This makes her

"And ALL is SEARED with TRADE, BLEARED, SMEARED with TOIL." The iambic line has _____ inserted.

In "Boys and Girls," the girl has a ____ of a time long ago when she put her brother in danger.

Which of these is NOT generally considered a subgenre in the literary genre of prose fiction?

A pentameter line has _____ metric feet.

"I LIKE to SEE it LAP the MILES"--this line is in

"In a PRO-mi-nent BAR in Sea-CAU-cus one DAY"--this line is in

If you are asking, "What happens in the story?" then you are asking about the story's _______.

In "Beat, Beat, Drums," the words "whirr," "pound," and "rattle" are examples of

Which of the following elements is NOT part of our textbook's definition of poetry?

"O HAP-py PAIR! / How HAP-py WE! / It's VE-ry RARE / that WE a-GREE!" This meter is

In Trifles, Mrs. Hale says: "We [women] live close together and we live far apart." This is

"SEARCH through-OUT the PA-no-RA-ma." This meter is

"I AM the VE-ry MO-del OF a MO-dern MA-jor GE-ne-RAL." This line is an example of

"And MIS-sus BROWN di-SEC-ted HIM be-FORE she WENT to BED." This meter is

In "Roman Fever," Alida tries to control her feelings of envy and hatred. This is an example of

Who thinks about getting an abortion in A Raisin in the Sun?

"He WAS a GEN-tle-MAN from SOLE to CROWN, / clean FA-vored, AND im-PE-ri-AL-ly SLIM." This is

A word that sounds like the thing or action it denotes is

In "Roman Fever," Alida and Grace compete for the attention of one man. This is an example of

In Poe's story, Fortunato thinks he'll find wine; readers know he'll die. This is dramatic

The words "poop" and "feces" have similar _________ but different _________.

A story's turning point often involves ___________, "a sudden revelation of truth."

An octameter line has ____ metric feet

In A Raisin in the Sun, who dreams of becoming a doctor?

When a story starts in the middle of its action, then it is said to start _________.

"TIME there WAS when I would QUES-tion / YOUR most AN-cient SAGE sug-GES-tion." This meter is

In "Roman Fever," Mrs. Slade's daughter is named

"Kate HIG-gins, I re-GRET to STATE / grew MU-ti-NOUS one NIGHT at EIGHT." This meter is

"I'll GET my GEN-tle WIFE to CHOP him IN-to LIT-tle BITS." This meter is

A tetrameter line has ______ metric feet.

"And YET, by HEAV'N, I THINK my LOVE as FAIR / as A-ny SHE be-LIED by FALSE com-PARE." This is

In the line "A cheap and chippy chopper on a big black block," the "CH" and "B" sounds are

____ poetry generally focuses on subjective, inward experience--feelings and impressions.

"And HE was AL-ways QUI-et-LY ar-RAYED." This meter is

In the line "Hear the mellow wedding bells--golden bells!" the "L" and "D" sounds are

"Keep your BOT-toms off BAR-stools and MAR-ry you YOUNG." This meter is

In the line "A cheap and chippy chopper on a big black block," the "P" and "K" sounds are

In Munro's story, Laird grows to like boyish things like killing animals. This change makes him

A heptameter line has _______ metric feet.

In the line "Hear the mellow wedding bells--golden bells!" the short "e" sound is an example of

A "list of the most highly and widely esteemed" texts is called the literary

"He, who navigated with success / the dangerous river of his own birth"--this phrase uses a

"The TI-gers IN the PA-nel THAT she MADE / will GO on PRAN-cing, PROUD and UN-a-FRAID." This is

"Hope is the thing with feathers"--this is an example of