Literature unit 6 review

What do Denis and Blanche symbolize in “The Sire de Maletroit’s Door”?

What biblical book does “The Sire de Maletroit’s Door,” allude to about the brevity of life?

In “The Adventure of the Speckled Band,” which of these helped solve the mystery?

Holmes and Watson’s vigil in the bedroom is the culmination of what element.

What imaginative comparison is illustrated in the following quotation? “Dry seedpods will rattle like tiny gourds.”

In explaining Helen Stoner’s reason for visiting Sherlock, Doyle makes use of what device to catch the reader up?

Jonathan is resourceful with his bicycle

Welty alludes to what fairy tale in “A Visit of Charity.”

Ackerman’s essay “Why the Leaves Turn Color in the Fall” is strictly scientific.

“Why the Leaves Turn Color in the Fall” is an informal essay

From what point of view is “How to Get Things Done” written?

“The Sire de Maletroit’s Door” illustrates what kind of irony?

Benchley’s essay contains what kind of irony?

"How to Get Things Done” is a parody.

In “A Visit of Charity” Welty uses an imaginative comparison to describe Addie in terms of a bird.

In “The Adventure of the Speckled Band,” Dr. Roylott met and married Mrs. Stoner in which country?

The stories of "Civil Peace" and "A Visit Of Charity" is directly contrasted with what?

“In Civil Peace” Jonathan expresses thanks for family members’ safety. What kind of imaginative comparison does he use?

What kind of essay is “How to Get Things Done”?

In “A Visit of Charity” what do Marian’s gift of a flower and her motives for giving it reveal about the story’s title?

In “Civil Peace,” Achebe makes use of dialect to add to the realism of his characters.