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1
A question is a good introduction strategy to start your paper.
False
True
2
Plagiarism—
Using the chart below, identify each of the following as:
Not Plagiarism
Direct Quote Plagiarism
Paraphrase Plagiarism
3
When the monster saves a girl from drowning he is rewarded _______________.
with some food
with a hug from the girl
by being shot and wounded
by a show of gratitude
4
If you have two citations back to back from the same source and same page, you must use two separate parenthetical cites
True
False
5
The subtitle of
Frankenstein
is __________________.
Prometheus Unbound
The Modern Prometheus
The Monster of Geneva
A Gothic Tale
6
"Let’s after him, whose care is gone before to bid us welcome. It is a
peerless
kinsman.”
Peerless
means:
Matchless
Common
Surpassed
Ordinary
7
"Be bright and
jovial
among your guests tonight.”
Jovial
most likely means:
Somber
Stimulated
Mannerly
Cheerful
8
When Macbeth hears the scream of women indicating that his wife is dead, he recognizes that:
he is glad to hear that she is dying.
he no longer loves Lady Macbeth.
he realizes that he has been tricked by the witches.
he has seen too much slaughter to react with emotion.
9
Plagiarism—
Using the chart below, identify each of the following as:
Direct Quote Plagiarism
Not Plagiarism
Paraphrase Plagiarism
10
The thesis should explicitly appear, word for word from your outline, in the conclusion of the paper.
True
False
11
Which of the following statements regarding signal phrases is
NOT TRUE
?
After you have already attributed an author, you don't need qualifications.
You should vary the structure of your signal phrases so not redundant
In addition to providing a name, a signal phrase show qualifications
The first time you attribute an author, you should provide the name.
12
The most significant consequence of Fleance’s escape is that he can now:
expose King Duncan’s murderer.
lend support to Duncan’s exiled sons.
be a threat to Macbeth’s throne.
avenge his father Banquo’s murder.
13
From Act I, scene vii in Macbeth’s soliloquy, his reasons not to kill Duncan are not based on this rhetorical device:
logical (logos)
emotional (pathos)
All of the above.
ethical (ethos)
14
Macbeth says of Duncan, “He’s here in double trust;/ First, a I am his kinsman and His subject..." meaning that Macbeth:
must take action now or give up becoming king.
will have to let fate take its course.
is now free to assume the position of king.
has no justifiable reason to kill the king.
15
Plagiarism—
Using the chart below, identify each of the following as:
Direct Quote Plagiarism
Paraphrase Plagiarism
Not Plagiarism
16
From Act I, scene vii, Lady Macbeth relies on which of the following appeals to persuade Macbeth to kill Duncan?
ethical (ethos)
emotional (pathos)
logical (logos)
All of the above.
17
“No; this my hand will rather/The multitudinous seas incarnadine,/Making the green one red.”
appearance and reality
unnatural and supernatural
darkness
blood
18
Plagiarism—
Using the chart below, identify each of the following as:
Not Plagiarism
Paraphrase Plagiarism
Direct Quote Plagiarism
19
“Gentle my lord, sleek o’er your rugged looks. Be bright and jovial among your guests tonight.”
unnatural and supernatural
blood
appearance and reality
darkness
20
At the end of the novel, how does the monster view himself?
with pity
with abhorrence
with anger
with great love
21
Doctor: “More needs she the divine than the physician.” In Act V, the doctor believes Lady Macbeth can be healed by:
a priest’s guidance.
strong medications
a vacation.
talk therapy and psychoanalysis.
22
Justine was __________________.
None of the above
Elizabeth’s cousin
Clerval’s cousin
William’s sister
23
How are Macbeth and Banquo considered character foils in the play?
They begin the play as valiant heroes, hear futures same time but react dif
They begin the play as valiant heroes, and they both die as valiant heroes.
They begin the play hearing their futures, but only Macbeth believes
They begin the play hearing their futures, but Macbeth doesn't believe
24
Which of the following statements regarding MLA documentation is
NOT TRUE
?
You should cite a variety of sources in your research paper.
You should try to use at least four to five direct quotes per page.
author AND a keyword to distinguish between sources w/ same author
You should always avoid free-standing quotes.
25
Plagiarism—
Using the chart below, identify each of the following as:
Direct Quote Plagiarism
Not Plagiarism
Paraphrase Plagiarism
26
“False face must hide what the false heart doth know.”
blood
darkness
unnatural and supernatural
appearance and reality
27
Frankenstein says his heart palpitated in fear as he hurried through the streets and then runs into
Henry Clerval
William
the monster
Elizabeth
28
You should alphabetize a source with no author by the first keyword, not by articles or very short adjectives.
True
False
29
The cottage is destroyed by?
Safie
the monster
Agatha
Felix
30
Plagiarism—
Using the chart below, identify each of the following as:
Paraphrase Plagiarism
Not Plagiarism
Direct Quote Plagiarism
31
Frankenstein feels he cannot marry Elizabeth until _______________.
he has a holiday and rests
he has created a mate for the monster
his finances are in order
he has made a decision about his career
32
Outside of direct quotes, you should not use the first person at all in your paper.
False
True
33
Macbeth is
first
presented to the audience as:
a brave and honored soldier
jealous of Banquo
Thane of Cawdor
out of favor with the king
34
Which member of the “cottagers” is blind?
Felix
the Arabian
the father
Agatha
35
“Life’s but a walking shadow, a poor player/ That struts and frets his hour upon the stage…” These lines mean:
His deep love for his wife.
His desire for redemption.
His regret for losing power.
His sense that life is meaningless.
36
Frankenstein is ___________________.
French
Genovese
German
British
37
In Act 2,
dramatic irony
occurs when:
Lady Macbeth smears the king’s guards with blood.
Macbeth sees a vision of a dagger that seems to point him the way.
Macbeth reports hearing, , “Macbeth has murdered sleep.”
Macduff says that it is not right for a gentle woman to hear of murder.
38
“Out, out, damned spot!”
appearance and reality
darkness
unnatural and supernatural
blood
39
"In my
voluptuousness
: your wives, your daughters, Your matrons and your maids."
Voluptuousness
means:
Financial wealth
Sensuality
Emptiness
Incompleteness
40
The head witch Hecate says Macbeth will “spurn fate, scorn death, and bear/ His hope ‘bove wisdom, grace, and fear.” M:
victorious.
wise.
overconfident.
brave.
41
Plagiarism—
Using the chart below, identify each of the following as:
Not Plagiarism
Paraphrase Plagiarism
Direct Quote Plagiarism
42
Which of the following quotations reveal Lady Macbeth’s feelings of guilt?
“Had he not resembled my father as he slept, I had don’t.”
“If he do bleed, I’ll gild the faces of the grooms withal; for it must seem
“Consider it not so deeply.”
“My hands are of your colour, but I shame to wear a heart so white.”
43
If you have multiple sources without an author and similar keywords, you should provide longer portions of title
True
False
44
When Macduff asks Ross about the welfare of his family, he is told that “they were all at peace” which shows
sarcasm.
melodrama.
tragedy.
equivocation.
45
“…bear welcome in your eye,/Your hand, your tongue; look like the innocent flower,/But be the serpent under ‘t.”
unnatural and supernatural
appearance and reality
blood
darkness
46
“On Tuesday last, a falcon, towering her pride of place, was by a mousing owl hawked at and killed.”
unnatural and supernatural
darkness
blood
appearance and reality
47
Plagiarism—
Using the chart below, identify each of the following as:
Not Plagiarism
Paraphrase Plagiarism
Direct Quote Plagiarism
48
Plagiarism—
Using the chart below, identify each of the following as:
Paraphrase Plagiarism
Not Plagiarism
Direct Quote Plagiarism
49
Plagiarism—
Using the chart below, identify each of the following as:
Not Plagiarism
Direct Quote Plagiarism
Paraphrase Plagiarism
50
As he prepares for his
final battle
, Macbeth expresses his disappointment that old age will not bring him:
his legacy of children and heirs.
a faithful, honest wife who is ambitious.
love, honor, and many friends.
a contented retirement.
51
You use the phrase “qtd. in” ___.
any time you directly quote
only when referencing an author directly
when quoting someone other than the author
when referencing an article with no author
52
The body paragraphs of your paper should explicitly follow the order of your outline.
True
False
53
Which of the following is NOT a prophecy of the three apparitions the witches present to Macbeth?
Macbeth will remarry a woman who will give birth to his heir.
No person born from a woman shall harm Macbeth.
Macbeth will only be harmed when the forest marches to his castle door.
Macbeth should beware Macduff.
54
“…Come thick night and pall thee in the dunnest smoke of hell…”
appearance and reality
unnatural and supernatural
darkness
blood
55
What does a MLA in-text citation include in parentheses when the source is quoted directly?
Author, publication year, and page number (preceded by p.): (Doe, 2007, p.
Author and page number without intervening punctuation (Doe 25)
Author and publication year: (Doe, 2007)
Author and page number separated by a comma: (Doe, 25)
56
An example of
dramatic irony
in Act 1 occurs when:
Macbeth questions why the witches call him “Thane of Cawdor.”
the second witch hails Macbeth as “Thane of Glamis.”
the Thane of Cawdor is captured.
the Thane of Cawdor is executed.
57
In what order did Frankenstein’s family and friends die?
Justine, Clerval, Elizabeth, William
Clerval, Justine, William, Elizabeth
William, Justine, Clerval, Elizabeth
Clerval, Elizabeth, William, Justine
58
Macbeth says, “Is this a dagger which I see before me,/ The handle towards my hand?" Macbeth:
questions what he sees due to the lack of good lighting.
is wavering in his decision to commit murder.
Circle and diamond choices
is hallucinating due to the anxiety from and enormity of the coming murder
59
When you directly quote a piece of information, the parenthetical citation should be placed ___.
After the end quote before the punctuation
Inside the end quote before the punctuation
Inside the end quote, after the punctuation
Only in the beginning with the signal phrase
60
The header should appear on every page of your paper.
False
True
61
Macbeth’s tragic flaw is _________________________.
Ambition.
Patience and understanding.
Loyalty to fate.
Desire for glory.
62
Which of the following best describes the mood of Act I, scene i in which the witches first appear?
confusion and distress
lighthearted wonder
horror and shock
uneasiness and gloom
63
Which of the following are signs of Macbeth’s guilt in the play? Mark all that apply.
He sees the ghost of Banquo sitting in his chair at the banquet.
He sees a bloody dagger that leads him to Duncan’s chambers.
He orders the slaughter of Macduff’s entire household.
He refuses to take the bloody daggers back to the scene of the murder.
64
"And with some oblivious
antidote
Cleanse the stuffed bosom of that perilous stuff.”
Antidote
means:
Remedy
Poison
Contamination
Flaw
65
It is important to maintain parallel structure in the phrasing of your outline.
True
False
66
When the witches show Macbeth the final vision of the eight kings, what is it that frightens Macbeth about what he sees?
He realizes that the witches tell the truth.
He realizes he is unsafe on the throne with Banquo’s descendants as kings.
He realizes that he will have no heir to the throne.
He realizes that he has truly wronged Banquo by having him murdered.
67
Another instance of
dramatic irony
in Act 2 occurs when:
Macduff voices his belief that the king’s sons are guilty of the murder
Macbeth is made king instead of one of the king’s sons
the king’s sons flee to avoid being murdered by their father
the king’s sons fail to join in with the clamor to avenge the king’s murder
68
If you must use a keyword in place of an author, the keyword should be placed in quotes.
False
True
69
Duncan is presented as someone who:
always thinks of money.
rules with an iron hand.
cannot judge people well.
cannot be trusted.
70
The voice that calls out “Sleep no more! Macbeth does murder sleep” is symbolic of the idea that:
Macbeth murdered Duncan while Duncan was asleep.
Duncan will never awaken from his “sleep.”
someone has witnessed Duncan’s murder.
Macbeth will never again rest with a clear conscience.
71
In the final battle, on whose side are Lennox, Angus, Menteith and Caithness?
the Norwegians, led by King Erik Bluetooth.
the English army, led by King Edward the Confessor.
the rebel Scots, led by Macduff and Malcolm.
the Scots loyal to Macbeth, led by him as king.
72
Robert Walton writes letters to his _____________________.
Father
Sister
Wife
Brother
73
When Frankenstein refuses to make the monster a companion, the monster says: _____________.
“I will kill you when I next see you.”
“I will be with you on your wedding-night.”
“You are a villain.”
“I will kill your wife as vengeance.”
74
In the opening scene the three witches say, “Fair is foul, foul is fair.” This means:
they will see to it that Duncan loses his life in battle.
things will not be what they seem to be.
they will greet Banquo with fair tidings.
peace will follow the storm.
75
Justine is convicted because of the following evidence:
The murder weapon is found in her room
She is found on the scene of the crime
A miniature is found in her pocket
Letters revealing her guilt are found
76
How does Elizabeth die?
The monster stabs her
The monster strangles her
She dies of a broken heart
She dies from fright
77
“Upon my head they placed a fruitless crown/ And put a barren scepter in my gripe.” In these lines, Macbeth realizes:
he killed Duncan for Banquo’s benefit.
the role of king is a triumph for him.
the crown was made of brass and the jewels are fake.
Lady Macbeth has just had a miscarriage.
78
In Act III, scene i, Macbeth tries to convince the murderers to kill Banquo by appealing to their
Both circle and diamond
ethics to kill their oppressor.
ethics to follow the Gospels of The Bible.
emotions not to pass up a chance to avenge the one who impoverished them.
79
“How say’st thou, that Macduff denies his person/ At our great bidding?” Macbeth orders the murder of Macduff’s family:
Macbeth believes Macduff and his descendants are a threat to him.
Macduff defied and refused Lady Macbeth’s offer of hospitality.
Macbeth has been ignored and insulted twice by Macduff.
The witches, Hecate in particular, instructed him to do so.
80
Malcolm tells Macduff that when he is king, he will steal nobles’ lands, pillage jewelry and homes which
is a lure for Malcolm to test Macduff’s noble character.
is what Macbeth told Malcolm to say to lure Macduff into vile behavior.
foreshadows that Malcolm will be a tyrannical king.
attracts Macduff and aligns him even more so to Malcolm.
81
“My hands are of your colour”
appearance and reality
unnatural and supernatural
darkness
blood
82
“Stars, hide your fires;/Let not light see my black and deep desires.”
appearance and reality
blood
darkness
unnatural and supernatural
83
"Shake off this downy sleep, death’s
counterfeit
, And look on death itself!" C
ounterfeit
means:
Original source
False imitation
Authentic replication
Mishandled duplication
84
When Frankenstein finds Elizabeth has been killed he says the following: “the whole truth rushed into my mind….” meaning
that he misunderstood the monster’s threat
he should never have married Elizabeth
he figures out who murdered Elizabeth
he sees what he must do next
85
Frankenstein is held in jail for the murder of ______________.
Clerval
Elizabeth
William
Justine
86
Frankenstein’s father dies because ____________________.
His health declines after his son’s death
His health declines after Elizabeth’s death
He is murdered
His health declines after his wife’s death
87
In the last scene, Macbeth fights to the death because he:
does not believe Macduff’s claim about his birth.
thinks that Macduff can be easily defeated.
is given no other choice.
prefers an honorable defeat to a humiliating surrender.
88
“Avaunt! and quit my sight! Let the earth hide thee!”
appearance and reality
darkness
blood
unnatural and supernatural
89
All specific information must be cited, even in the introduction.
False
True
90
“There the grown serpent lies; the worm that’s fled/ Hath nature that in time will venom breed.” In the above quote, M:
hopeful that he will live his life untouched by fate.
fearful that Macduff will return to avenge his friend Banquo’s death.
fearful that Fleance will prove a threat in the future.
happy to learn that Fleance is wounded and cannot be harmed.
91
Young Siward dies with honor at Macbeth’s hands because:
he fights without a sword.
Macbeth fights him unfairly and dishonorably.
Young Siward stands up to Macbeth and does not run.
he fights with damaged armor.
92
It is not necessary to vary the transitions that you use from paragraph to paragraph.
False
True
93
What does a MLA in-text citation include in parentheses when the source is quoted directly?
Author, year, and page number (preceded by p.): (Doe, 2007, p. 25)
Author and page number without intervening punctuation (Doe 25)
Author and publication year: (Doe, 2007)
Author and page number separated by a comma: (Doe, 25)