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1
What makes "Go Down Moses" typical of a spiritual?
lack of a refrain or chorus
references to biblical figures
warnings of rebellion
quotations from Moses
2
Who is the author of "The Story of an Hour"?
Katherine Anne Porter
Kate Chopin
Edith Wharton
Edith Wharton
3
In Realism, what part of the story is the most important?
character
theme
setting
setting
4
After he falls into the spring, the man
cannot build a fire to warm up
kills the dog to stay warm
succeeds in building a fire to warm up
builds a roaring fire and dries out completely
5
What is happening to the couple's house while they are away?
It is burning down
Nothing is happening to it
They are renting it out
It is being remodeled
6
What time period did these literary movements take place in?
1755-1810
1800-1900
1880-1950
1865-1910
7
What is caught in the wallpaper's pattern?
trapped hands
strangled heads
nothing
men
8
Swing Low Sweet Chariot is about the
uncertainty of religious faith
desire for freedom
need for equality
importance of community
9
Realism came after _________.
Deism
Romanticism
Individualism
Puritanism
10
The name of the nanny is Mary.
True
False
11
What kind of a room does the narrator believe her room once was?
a bedroom
Her father's room
the living room
a nursery
12
Which season is referenced in the song "Follow the Drinking Gourd"?
Spring
Fall
Winter
Summer
13
Jim and Huck are trying to reach which town during their trip downriver?
Cairo
Hannibal
New Orleans
Bricksville
14
Determinists believed that humans cannot control their _________.
beliefs
destinies
bladder
marriage
15
What happened to Mrs. Mallard's husband?
He left her
He was on a list of "killed" in a railroad accident
He lost money by gambling
He drowned
16
Why is Moses an appropriate figure for a spiritual?
He received the 10 Commandments
He brought plagues to Egypt
He owned slaves in Egypt
He led his people to freedom
17
How cold is it when "To Build a Fire" opens?
0 degrees
50 degrees above
75 degrees below 0
32 degrees below 0
18
Follow the Drinking Gourd qualifies as a spiritual because it...
influenced contemporary blues music
contains a refrain
contains passages from the Bible
treats slavery in a deeply emotional way
19
What does the woman do at night within the wallpaper?
She sits silently
Nothing
She sleeps
She shakes at the bars
20
A major similarity between the narrator's room and the wallpaper is that they both have bars.
True
False
21
John is a doctor.
True
False
22
What does John prevent the narrator from doing most of all?
Speaking
Reading
Writing
Watching TV
23
John frequently uses the word "little" when describing the narrator.
True
False
24
Who wrote Huck Finn?
Bill Gates
Mark Twain
Jack London
Kate Chopin
25
In London's story, nature is portrayed as
misunderstood and misused
helpful but ignored
indifferent to humanity
warm and kind
26
The "old man" in the song PROBABLY refers to
Harriet Tubman
Peg Leg Joe
A Slaveholder
God
27
Why does Huckleberry Finn run away from home?
He is afraid Pap will kill him.
He is seeking redemption from sin
He wants to travel to Europe.
He feels guilty about his racist heritage.
28
Why is the man unable to reach the camp?
He lacks the endurance to run that far
He gets lost
He trips and breaks his legs
The trail has been covered over by fresh snow
29
What role does Jim play in the story?
He is a runaway slave.
He is the most moral character in the book.
He is a mother and father figure to Huck.
all of the above
30
Why would the song want you to "wade in the water"?
To avoid leaving a scent
To get clean
It's faster to swim to freedom
For fun
31
London's story shows the naturalist belief that people are at the mercy of
a spiritual entity
other people
animals and other creatures
heredity and environment
32
Why is her family concerned about her?
She's a woman
She's hysterical
She's afflicted with a heart trouble
She doesn't have any money
33
From the point of view of a slaveholder, what made spirituals most dangerous?
They rejected organized Christianity.
They were insulting to white people.
Aliens
They carried hidden messages
34
When the bough full of snow falls, the man
starts the fire easily
huddles with the dog to warm his hands and feet
immediately panics and starts running toward camp
realizes that he is likely to die
35
Naturalism greatly involves _________.
anti-establishmentism
socialism
determinism
environmentalism
36
Jennie tends to the house.
True
False
37
Pap Finn returns because he
misses his son
wants his son's money
wants to free the slaves
plans to kill Becky Thatcher
38
Who is the main character of the story?
Eliza
Kate
Josephine
Louise
39
What is a common theme involved in the Realist literature that we studied?
Determinism
Women in the 19th century
Nature
Men's roles in the 19th century
40
The man makes all the following mistakes except
deciding to travel alone
not listening to people who know more about the North
not understanding the danger he faces
forgetting to bring matches with him
41
Which of the following is NOT a belief of Realists?
Humans control their destiny
Characters are more important than the plot
Stories are fantastic and suspend reality
Characters seem real
42
Which of the following is NOT a belief of Realism?
Imagination and escapism are emphasized in plot.
Renders reality closely and in comprehensive detail.
Characters appear real & they are related to nature
Events will usually be plausible.
43
Which of the following phrases is part of the refrain of Swing Low, Sweet Chariot?
A band of angels coming after me.
Coming for to carry me home
If you get there before I do
Tell all my friends I'm coming too
44
Which of the following was NOT a belief of Naturalists?
Survival of the fittest and natural selection govern people
Stories should involve only realistic events
Life is determined by environment, & chance.
Conditions are at fault for the way things turn out.
45
The man in "To Build a Fire" is
best
described as
brave and heroic
intelligent and highly organized
very knowledgeable about surviving in Alaska and heroic
foolish and unimaginative
46
The climax of Huck's adventures occurs when
he becomes separated from Jim in the fog
Jim is freed and Huck finds out his father is dead
Buck is killed during the feud
the raft is run over by a steamboat
47
The King and the Duke are
a couple of con men
. world-famous Shakespearean actors
the Wilks brothers in disguise
the true heirs to the British throne
48
What does the man fear from the beginning of his journey?
Getting caught in a sudden avalanche
Falling through the snow and getting his feet wet
The dog's strange behavior
The strange color of the sky
49
In Swing Low, Sweet Chariot, what is
home
a biblical metaphor for?
Africa
Heaven
the South
Jordan
