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Native American and Puritans Review - English II Honors
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A #review of #EarlyAmerican #history and #literature for #11thgrade #English
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1
The Puritan view of man was:
neither A or B
positive; man was perfect
negative; man was sinful
none of the above
2
What group found the everyday world and the spiritual world closely intertwined?
The Native Americans
The Rationalists
The Puritans
3
"The Earth Only" celebrates:
the endurance of the Earth
the relationship between man and Earth
the permanency of man
none of the above
4
A myth describing the "dirt being piled on Turtle's back" called "The Sky Tree" is a:
destruction myth
creation myth
none of the above
Native American myth
5
Coyote's archetype in
Coyote Finishes His Work
is a:
both A and B
none of the above
the trickster only
the savior only
6
The Sky Tree
is an example of which type of myth?
Genesis myth
creation myth
destruction myth
none of the above
7
The Puritan Plain Style is marked by:
others
everyday language, direct statements, and Bible references
both A and B
none of the above
8
The Teton Sioux are associated with which text?
"Coyote Finishes His Work"
none of the above
"The Earth Only"
"The Sky Tree"
9
Theocracy was known as a:
a religion
a government run by religion
a government with no religion
none of the above
10
The reversal of normal word order is known as a(n):
inversion
extended metaphor
none of the above
rhetorical question
11
If one was saved, they would undergo what type of changes?
spiritual only
physical only
both spiritual and physical
none of the above
12
Coyote Finishes His Work
is known as which type of myth?
none of the above
creation myth
destruction myth
Genesis
13
An appeal to logic is known as
reason
logos
pathos
ethos
14
The writer of
Huswifery
is:
Edward Taylor
William Bradford
none of the above
Jonathan Edwards
15
In "Here Are Some Verses..." Bradstreet uses this as an allusion:
none of the above
both A and B
"My hope and treasure lies above."
"I blest His name who gave and took."
16
Viewed God as a watchmaker who created the perfect universe, then left it to run on its own
Cotton Mather, a Puritan
Dekanawida, a Native American
Sir Isaac Newton, a Rationalist
17
Of Plymouth Plantation
was written by whom?
Anne Bradstreet
William Bradford
The Sioux
Jonathan Edwards
18
The archetype found in "The Earth Only" is a(n):
none of the above
wise old man
medicine man
the earth
19
Winthrop's reference to being a "city upon a hill" is considered a(n):
neither A or B
allusion
illusion
20
An example of an archetype is:
none of the above
the hero
Native American
male
21
Of Plymouth Plantation
demonstrates these traits of the Puritans:
determination, perseverance, practicality, and faithfulness
neither A or B
none of the above
determination and perseverance
22
Words or phrases that compare one thing to another unlike thing is known as:
literal language
a figure of speech
none of the above
figurative language
23
What form of writing did the Puritans engage in to demonstrate the goodness of God?
biographies
Bible commentary
journals, historical narratives, and poetry
none of the above
24
The Puritans' spiritual and physical health depended on this agreement:
community contract
community covenant
covenant contract
none of the above
25
Why did scholars doubt the existence of Native American literature?
It was only recently recorded
The Native Americans shared their stories via oral tradition
Their literature was only translated recently
all of the above
26
A theme in American Literature present in
Huswifery
might include:
identity only
the frontier only
none of the above
the moral struggle, identity, and coming of age
27
What was the theme of Edwards’s sermon to his congregation "Sinners in the Hands..."
none of the above
repenting of your sins is the only way to ensure salvation
only God sustains us
if you sin, you will go to Hell no matter what
28
The opposite of Puritan Plain Style:
ornate style
narrative
deism
patriotic style
29
The Puritans read this version of the Bible exclusively
King James Version
Luther's Small Catechism
none of the above
New Revised Edition
30
A story passed down generations to explain natural phenomena is a:
folktale
legend
myth
none of the above
31
"In the silent night when rest I took" is an example of:
inversion
none of the above
simile
metaphor
32
Who practices huswifery in the poem
Huswifery
?
the speaker
God
33
"The Earth Only" is associated with which Native American tribe?
Nez Perce
Lena-Lenape
none of the above
Teton Sioux
34
John Winthrop is credited with this text:
The Crucible
"A Model of Christian Charity"
Huswifery
35
What did Jonathan Edwards use to intimidate his congregation?
kindness
none of the above
figures of speech
fear
36
"Make me O Lord, thy spinning wheel complete" is an example of:
metaphor
comparison
simile
none of the above
37
One of the four modes of discourse; uses logos and pathos
none of the above
persuasion
rhetorical questions
38
Which group believed people can discover truth through
reason
, not only faith
Rationalists
Native Americans
Puritans
39
A reference to an earlier political or literary figure in a piece of literature is known as an:
archetype
allusion
none of the above
character reference
40
An old, imaginative pattern repeated throughout the ages in known as a(n):
archetype
character
none of the above
trickster
41
Who were the Puritans?
none of the above
neither A or B
A group from England seeking religious freedom
A group from England hoping to buy land
42
Appealing to an audience's emotions is known aas
an ethical appeal
a logical appeal
none of the above
an emotional appeal
