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World Literature: Unit 2 Review
World Literature: Unit 2 Review
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1
What is often regarded as the most important scripture in the world, aside from the Bible?
Qur'an
Torah
Tripitaka
Gita
2
What are griots?
the resident medicine man of a village
a history book, personified
old fortune tellers
the primary instructor of all the students in a village
3
Diction refers to the literal way words are presented on the page.
True
False
4
Dramatic context often serves the places of plot in poetry.
False
True
5
The bird offers the man a third counsel.
False
True
6
The Qur'an simply presents the will of God, while the Bible features God Himself.
True
False
7
If you "make yourself dead in the shadow of the wise," you will eventually receive..
Darkness
Nothing
A torch
Life
8
Muhammad is the author of the Qur'an.
True
False
9
A fable is an example of didactic literature.
False
True
10
What is the most important component of a fable?
A lesson
Chimerical characters/situations
Anthropomorphism
Aphorisms
11
Anthropomorphism and personification are the same.
True
False
12
Which component is NOT found in African proverbs?
References to specific characters/people
Metaphors
Clear imagery
References to animals and nature
13
Both fables and parables contain religious undertones/themes.
True
False
14
Storytelling is a mergence of ________ and __________.
Image and idea.
Art and analysis.
Fact and fiction.
Prose and poetry.
15
Fables and fairytales are exactly the same.
True
False
16
Where did all of the works we read originate from?
China and Japan.
The ancient world.
Russia and Germany.
The Middle East and Africa.
17
"He clings to the wise man like a blind man to his guide" is an example of..
Anthropomorphism
Simile
Metaphor
Personification
18
There is no defined speaker in poetry.
True
False
19
What did Rumi write?
An alternative version of the Qur'an.
The Masnavi
A collection of African proverbs.
"Woe or Happiness?"
20
In "The Story of the Three Fish," what is wisdom compared to?
A bird
A torch
Darkness
A fish
21
The Qur'an states that Allah can have a personal relationship with his followers.
True
False
22
The New Kingdom love poems survived on thick pieces of ________.
stone
papyrus
eucalyptus
pottery
23
The bird offers the man counsels because he genuinely wants to aid the man.
False
True
24
What is the main lesson of "Sundiata: An Epic of Old Mali"?
Heroes come in different shapes and sizes
The one who listens is the one who learns
Actions speak louder than words
Tree seeds take a long length of time to germinate
25
The Qur'an lacks "good news."
True
False
26
African literature is permanently frozen in time, hence why recreations are often enacted in the form of rituals.
True
False
27
Who was Rumi?
a disciple of Allah.
A famous Sufi master who taught religions.
A scientific philosopher.
A disciple of Muhammad.
28
The Middle East is the birthplace of what 3 religions?
Mormonism, Christianity, and Islam
Monotheism, Polytheism, and Buddhism
Christianity, Judaism, and Islam
Judaism, Paganism, and Abrahamic religions
29
Pastoral life in poetry is often romanticized.
False
True