How does a specific illness of a character contribute to their character development?

Symbols personal struggles and emotional state (heart disease = no love)

Why are physical deformities worth paying attention to?

they illustrate back story and indifferences among characters

What is the difference between stifling political literature and enlightening political literature?

stifling is an agenda while enlightening is rewarding

How can you look or recognize irony?

when the unexpected or opposite what 'normally' would happen occurs

What is the main idea of the chapter "...or in the Bible"?

many works use biblical inspiration to give a deeper meaning

According to Foster, what is the primary purpose of a quest in literature in Chapter 1?

a metaphor for character growth

What is Foster Trying to do by placing a short story in the 27th chapter?

Test the readers knowledge of past chapters and able to recognize symbols

What is the main idea in Chapter 8 "Handeldee and Greteldum"?

authors use fairy tales to bring theme to their stories

Why do characters travel to exotic destinations?

because it symbolizes a journey of self discovery

Why do authors use vampire-like characters in literature in Chapter 3?

explore theme of power & control

What role does blindness play in a narrative?

Being unable to see the truth or reality of a situation

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1
Why do readers frequently use Shakespeare and their experts?
language
resonates time and culture
to make stories feel outdated (in the past)
knowledge of classic literature
2
Which of the following is NOT an indicator of a Christ Figure?
Walking on Water
Resurrection
Fire
Hand Injuries
3
How does a readers experience and culture plays a role in interpretation of a story?
By building their level of understanding of the stories themes
By building their level of understanding of the stories motives
All of the answers
By building their level of understanding of the characters traits
4
Violence can be seen as what in literature?
Symbolic
All of the above
Thematic
Biblical
5
How does a specific illness of a character contribute to their character development?
symbols a health issue
Added to make the story more intriguing
Symbols personal struggles and emotional state (heart disease = no love)
Included in text so reader feels sympathy for the character
6
Why are physical deformities worth paying attention to?
there is no significance
to make the plot better
they illustrate back story and indifferences among characters
to make the character appear strange
7
What is the difference between stifling political literature and enlightening political literature?
stifling is an agenda while enlightening is rewarding
no difference
stifling is about people while enlightening is about culture
stifling is rewarding while enlightening is agenda
8
How can you look or recognize irony?
when the expected or what 'normally' would happen occurs
When something iconic occurs
When the narrative makes you laugh
when the unexpected or opposite what 'normally' would happen occurs
9
Is it possible to interpret a symbol differently than your friend?
False
True
10
What is the main idea of the chapter "...or in the Bible"?
the Bible is rarely mentioned/referred in modern literature
many works use biblical inspiration to give a deeper meaning
all satires must include the Bible for a deeper meaning
only religious text can inspire the bible
11
According to Foster, what is the primary purpose of a quest in literature in Chapter 1?
an exciting adventure for the reader
a metaphor for character growth
the writers creativity
develop setting
12
How are seasons deeply intertwined with human life?
There can be Ancient Greek associations
seasonal events can be metaphors for characters
All of the above
they illustrate biblical meanings (spring=resurrection
13
What is Foster Trying to do by placing a short story in the 27th chapter?
Test readers knowledge of characters and their traits in the story
He's just informing them of a personal memory from his life
Test the readers knowledge of past chapters and able to recognize symbols
Teach another way to interpret literature like a professor
14
What is the main idea in Chapter 8 "Handeldee and Greteldum"?
authors use fairy tales to bring theme to their stories
fairy tales have influenced modern literature
fairy tales do not convey meaning in literature
fairy tales are only in children literature
15
Why do characters travel to exotic destinations?
to change up the narrative
there is no significance
because they are bored where they are
because it symbolizes a journey of self discovery
16
what term does foster use to describe the way literature builds on the past
foreshadowing
symbolism
theme
intertextuality
17
Why do authors use vampire-like characters in literature in Chapter 3?
to believe in vampires
horror & fear
to show love & sacrifice
explore theme of power & control
18
Why are bodies of water important in literature?
all are true
there is a religious aspect through baptism
they indicate the process of death to rebirth
they have symbolic power through the act of drowning
19
Why does Foster refer to meal scenes as an "act of communion"?
religious beliefs/practices
symbolizes unity
a large group of people
formal gatherings
20
What role does blindness play in a narrative?
being unable to read and see the world
How hard it is to learn to live with blindness
simply adds a characteristic to a character
Being unable to see the truth or reality of a situation
21
What Does Flight Represent?
The sky
Life
Renewal
Freedom
22
How is symbolism interpreted?
Through the author
None of the above
Through the individual reader
Through both the reader and author
23
What is a metaphorical example of rain?
Mud
Grass
Floods
The sun
24
Why are myths relevant?
It reflects human struggles
It reflects physics, chemistry, mathematics, etc.
It's not real
It's interesting
25
What do fairy tales serve as for the modern reader?
Old history
Children stories
Useless information
Familiarity of our world

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