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English 3 Final Exam
English 3 Final Exam
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1
The Great Tree in "TWotT" is similar to the tree in the biblical creation story in that it represents:
Good food and tasty bark
Portals to another world and danger
Evil women and weak men
Temptation and curiosity
2
The Crucible was written by Arthur Miller in response to…
Racism against unpopular people groups
McCarthyism
Puritanism
World War I
3
The Roaring 20s arrived on the
heels
of which war?
The Cold War
World War I
World War II
The Civil Rights War
4
In what point of view is
The Great Gatsby
told?
2nd person
3rd person
1st person
3rd person omniscient
5
In a scene that foreshadows the accident later in the novel, who tells Nick it "takes two to make an accident"
Daisy
Tom
Jordan
Gatsby
6
the author's attitude toward a certain topic
symbolism
mood
point of view
tone
7
Puritans lived under which type of government?
Democracy
Monarchy
Oligarchy
Theocracy
8
According to Nick, what did Gatsby have that other men did not have?
a moral ethic
A sense of righteousness
A sense of hope
a work ethic that is unsurpassed
9
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of modernism?
sought to liberate itself from traditions of the past
wrestled with disillusionment
experimented with different structures and content
the changes in literature were the opposite of changes in society
10
What does Daisy represent to Gatsby?
A life he wants
A memory he wants to forget
All the money he has worked hard for
An unworthy love
11
Who started the Transcendental Club?
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Margaret Fuller
Henry David Thoreau
Walt Whitman
12
Which of the following is the setting of The Great Gatsby?
Summer 1922
Fall 1922
Summer 1921
Fall 1921
13
writing that uses plot, setting, or character to stand for a message that has a larger moral or lesson
irony
narrative
allegory
allusion
14
a plot element that hints at something to come later in the story
flashback
foreshadowing
point of view
frame story
15
Because they are so deeply rooted in culture, creation stories often reveal a society's…
Beliefs, leaders, and wildlife
Inexperience, errors, and naivete
Ignorance, barbarism, and sin
Environment, values, and traditions
16
Why doesn't anyone come to Gatsby's funeral?
they are too upset and can't face him
they are all busy
none of his guests care enough
it is raining
17
The green light is a symbol of…
desire
gratitude
wealth
hope
18
The period of time when African Americans moved from the rural south to bigger cities is known as…
The Great Movement
The Great Migration
The New Deal of Jazz
The Harlem Renaissance
19
The phrase “mass hysteria” is defined as
affecting a group, characterized by excitement/anxiety/irrational behavior
a group of people performing witchcraft
a group of people praying for peace
a group of people getting history lessons
20
Transcendentalism is a literary movement that emerged in…
The early 1900s
The 1830s
The late 1700s
The 1890s
21
What is a central theme in Transcendentalism?
Conformity
Tradition
Materialism
Self-reliance
22
The eyes of Dr. T.J. Eckleberg symbolize…
Health
Wealth
Fortune-telling
Judgment
23
there are three types of this in literature
symbolism
irony
setting
foreshadowing
24
Gatsby gave huge parties because
He didn’t like to be alone
He hoped to find Daisy
He had a lot of friends
He liked to show off his wealth
25
an implied or indirect reference to a person, event, or thing or to a part of another text
symbolism
allegory
irony
allusion
26
The "very sad" event in his life to which Gatsby referred was
A childhood accident
The loss of daisy
The war which killed so many of his friends
His first wife’s death
27
What word does Nick use to describe Daisy and Tom at the end of the novel?
Gorgeous
Lazy
Foolish
Careless
28
the overall emotion and atmosphere the author intends the
reader
to feel
point of view
tone
mood
symbolism
