ICCC Intro to Lit Final Exam review

TRUE or FALSE Beatty fought off death as long as possible.

Thinking about “The Red Wheel Barrow” in terms of visual media it is most similar to

In Fahrenheit 451, what literature did Montag preserve?

A _____ character is one that changes over the course of the story.

What does Fahrenheit 451 mean in this book

In the story “The Veldt” which line from the text supports that George is inattentive?

What do firemen do for a living in Fahrenheit 451

Which statement represents climax in "Harrison Bergeron"?

Why did Montag take whiskey, a suitcase, and some of Faber's dirty clothes with him?

Which word best describes the mood of the Bergeron household?

What DOES NOT describe Homer Barron?

Based on the number of handicaps Harrison wears, you can conclude he is

Who is the author of Fahrenheit 451

What was Faberss opinion of Montag's poetry reading?

All of the following conflicts are in “Two Kinds” except which?

TRUE or FALSE In feminist literary criticism - critics focus on the inequality of women

In “A Rose for Emily,” what favor did Colonel Sartoris grant to Emily after her father's death?

In the poem, "My Papa's Waltz" what upset the mother?

In "The Chrysanthemums," Eliza doesn't need to have her pots fixed

In "Two Kinds" why doesn't Jing-Mei's teacher notice her ability sooner?

How could the tone of the poem “The First Snowfall” be characterized?

What is the Mechanical Hound

____ is a historical reference to literature, art, people, and events of the past.

Faber believes he is a "coward" for not using his invention. What kind of conflict is this?

In “The Story of an Hour” Mrs. Mallard keeps repeating the word:

Throughout the novel, Bradbury suggests what about the role of literature?

What is literary analysis?

In "Stopped by the Woods" which sets of words best describe the setting?

Paul wants most to be

An example of irony in "The story of an Hour" occurs when Mrs. Mallard:

What was Mildred's response when Montag told her about Clarisse?

Poems are arranged in lines. Lines can be

What is Utopian

After reading "The Story of an Hour", the reader infers or assumes that

A (an) _____ point of view means that the narrator is all-knowing.

TRUE or FALSE In "The Veldt" the children represent how polite children could be in future.

Which form of literary criticism looks at economic disparities?

What object might be considered a symbol for Miss Emily herself?

Why does Mildred need help at the beginning of Fahrenheit 451?

What seems to be the central theme of "The Chrysanthemums"?

"The Rocking-Horse Winner" the story is MOST critical of

Which is NOT a characteristic of a dystopia?

What will be built as a reminder to humility and the past?

Which answer choice from "The Veldt" is an example of a simile?

____ is the universal truth the author is trying to make.

In “The Chrysanthemums” what are planting hands?

In Fahrenheit, what kind of society has Granger and others created?

In which form of literary criticism do readers bring their own perspective to the text?

Which literary term is used in "Lightning danced across the sky"?

A (an) _____ point of view means that the narrator is a character in the story.

How many beats in a line of poetry is called

What scared Faber when Montag showed up at his door?

What happened to Clarisse

What is not a theme of Fahrenheit 451?

In Fahrenheit, what technology does Mildred use to help her sleep

The poem, "The Road Not Taken" is a metaphor about

What did Montag identify in his travels as a path to safety?

In Frost's "Stopped by the Woods," why does the narrator stop?

What do the white nightgowns represent in “Disillusionment of Ten O’Clock”?

In "Chrysanthemums," what is Eliza doing at the end of the story?

What is the highest point of tension in the story?

A possible reason why Miss Emily murdered Homer is that she.

Who is the narrator in "A Rose for Emily"?

What did Montag want form Faber?