GE - Eng II - Sem 1 Final Exam

This rhetorical skill is all about emotion

What are words such as "First," "However," and "Therefore?"

What would we call analysis, commentary, explanation, or interpretation?

What is a fragment missing?

What is imagery?

The Crucible was published in

All Puritans are also Romantics.

What are iambs, trochees, anapests, and dactyls?

Tracing a journey or labeling a character a hero is

Who were the first people to hang in The Crucible?

What is like a paragraph inside a poem?

What is "abab, cdcd, efef, gg?"

Why did Henry David Thoreau go into the woods?

Walt Whitman's "O Captain, My Captain" is actually about...

This text compared sinners to a spider being dangled over a pit.

Which focus in NOT included in Differential Criticism?

What would we call direct words from a text with parenthetical citation?

A Critical Approach that focuses on symbols.

The pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a line of poetry.

This Point of View uses words like "you" and "your."

What paragraph would include the phrase "this reasoning is flawed?"

Edgar Allan Poe is considered a

A Point of View similar to a police report with "just the facts."

Anne Bradstreet was a

This Point of View uses words like "I" or "we."

A Critical Approach focusing on how a dominant group rewrites events to make themselves look better.

What does Stephen King say is scarier than the big (monster's) reveal?

What makes "A Rose For Emily" a challenging text?

The Crucible takes place in

The main verb(s) in a sentence.

What Point Of View is godlike or all-knowing?

All of the words describing the "doer" in a sentence.

Facts are reasoning are examples of

A major theme in To Kill a Mockingbird is

What part of speech are "sometimes," "quickly," "quietly," and "always?"

A rhetorical skill that relies on the author's credibility is

Who wrote, "I sound my barbaric yawp?"

Sojourner Truth practiced and prepared her "Ain't I A Woman?" speech to make sure it included ethos, logos, and pathos.

What literary movement does "The Devil & Tom Walker" fit into?

A sentence with only one independent clause is

The Puritans were the first American authors.

What's the controversy with Robert Frost's "The Road Not Taken?"

What is problematic about Anne Bradstreet being the "first notable American poet?"

One unit of stressed and unstressed syllables.

Using a Critical Approach to analyze a text yields one, objective answer.

Predicate is a "big word" that actually means

This type of sentence is joined with a comma+FANBOYS or semicolon.

Which is NOT a main idea of Romanticism & Transcendentalism?

"Be not like dumb, driven cattle!" comes from

A sentence with two or more independent clauses and one or more subordinate/dependent clause(s).