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Period 3 Ms. Shaw Literary Movement Warmup
Period 3 Ms. Shaw Literary Movement Warmup
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1
Which period embraced the notion that humanity could be improved through
reason and science
Enlightenment
Romantic
Medieval
Realist
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Qualities of a credible website
Cites their sources (usually at the bottom of the article)
All of the above
Author is an expert in their field and lists their qualifications
Recently/regularly updated information, if applicable
3
All ".edu" websites are credible sources
False
True
4
Franz Kafka's
The Metamorphosis
is a notable work from this movement/period:
Modernist
Existential
Beatnik
Realist
5
F. Scott Fitzgerald
is a notable author from this movement/period:
Existential
Realist
Beatnik
Modernist
6
Who was known as the "bad boy" of literature?
Lord Byron
Walt Whitman
Mark Twain
Herman Melville
7
Nathaniel Hawthorne's
The Scarlet Letter
is a notable work from this movement/period:
Romantic
Modernist
Realist
Medieval
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Which of the following is a reason we study literary periods/movements
To understand the evolution of literature and trace its influences
To understand the cultural significance
To understand the historical context
All of the above
9
Voltaire
is a notable author from this movement/period:
Enlightmenment
Medieval
Existential
Romantic
10
Ernest Hemingway
is a notable author from this movement/period:
Existential
Beatnik
Realist
Modernist
11
Where can you find an acceptable source?
Library
Google/Online search engine
Encyclopedia
All of the above
12
The Medieval Period
is generally known to be these years
1500 BC - 500 AD
5000 BC - 500 AD
1500-1800 AD
500 - 1500 AD
13
How many total sources does your group need to have for your research project?
50,000
5000
500
5
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All websites you find on Google are credible sources
False
True
15
Allen Ginsberg
is a notable poet from this movement/period:
Modernist
Existential
Beatnik
Realist