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1) Read the following poem, and then answer the questions below. Hope is the thing with feathers That perches in the soul, And sings the tune without the words, And never stops at all, And sweetest in the gale is heard; And sore must be the storm That could abash the little bird That kept so many warm. I’ve heard it in the chillest land And on the strangest sea; Yet, never, in extremity, It asked a crumb of me. 061. The poet communicates that hope ________.

has feathers like a bird

is like a bird because its free and independent spirit

2) The poet communicates that hope is similar to a bird in ________.

having feathers

its ability to bring comfort and consolation

3) What does hope mean to the poet?

It has feathers like a bird

D. It is like a bird because its free and independent spirit

4) The poet’s use of the word “thing” indicates that hope is something ________.

abstract and vague

like an extended grieve

5) Hope is something abstract and vague ***

thing

an extended grieve

6) The line “And sings the tune—without the words,” gives the reader a sense that ________.

Hope is like words

Hope is universal

7) Which line gives the reader the sense that “hope is universal”?

“It asked a crumb of me.,”

And sings the tune—without the words

8) In line two, first stanza, the word “perches” suggests that ________.

hope is planning to stay

hope changes over the years

9) We understand that hope is planning to stay when the poet says ________.

“sings the tune…”

“perches in the soul,”

10) In line two, first stanza, the word “Perches” means

settles

passes on

11) In line one, second stanza, the word “gale” means

a horrible windstorm

passes

12) The poem “Hope Is the Thing with Feathers” was written by ________.

Mark Twain

Emily Dickinson

13) In this line, “Hope is the thing with feathers” there is an example of ________.

paradox

metaphor

14) 078. What is the figure of speech in “That perches in the soul,”?

metaphor

paradox

15) The repetition of “And…” at the beginning of some lines in this poem is called ________.

alliteration

anaphora

16) It is like a bird because its free and …” What does it refer to? ________.

dream

Hope

17) 081. What does Dickinson compare the bird to?

A. Discomfort and grief because it’s like a dream

Hope

18) According to the last line of the poem, Dickinson feels that hope

gives and asks nothing in return

is like crumbs—small and unimportantis

19) What is The rhyme scheme of the first two stanzas?

abcb cdcd

abab cdcd

20) The second stanza depicts hope’s ________.

continuous presence

continuous

21) Read the following poem, and then answer the questions below. I've known rivers: I've known rivers ancient as the world and older than the flow of human blood in human veins. My soul has grown deep like the rivers. I bathed in the Euphrates when dawns were young. I built my hut near the Congo and it lulled me to sleep. I looked upon the Nile and raised the pyramids above it. I heard the singing of the Mississippi when Abe Lincoln went down to New Orleans, and I've seen its muddy bosom turn all golden in the sunset. I've known rivers: Ancient, dusky rivers. My soul has grown deep like the rivers. What is the title of this poem?

The Negro Speaks of Rivers

The Rivers and the Negro

22) My soul has grown deep like the rivers.” in this line there is an example of ________.

a metaphor

a paradox

23) What could be one of the good themes of this poem? ________.

Wisdom and Experience

Love of Nature

24) In “lulled me to sleep, leaving me easy prey” there is an example of ________.

metaphor

alliteration

25) In “My soul has grown deep like the rivers.” there is an example of ________.

alliteration

simile

26) The repetition of “I…” at the beginning of some lines that are after each other is kind of ________.

simile

anaphors

27) The “The Story of an Hour”, was published in ________.

December 1884

December 1894

28) the Story of an Hour” was first published under the title ________.

“The Dream of an Hour”

The Free American Woman”

29) The Story of an Hour” observes the classical unities of ________.

A. Time, place, and action

B. Time, setting, and theme

30) The Story of an Hour” observes the classical unities of time, setting, and action. These unities were first established by

Kate Chopin

Aristotle

31) “The Story of an Hour” observes the classical unities of time, setting, and action which means that the events of the story should have ________.

time, action and one subplot

a single story line with no subplots

32) One of the major themes of “The Story of an Hour” is ________.

Death

Repression

33) One of the major themes of “The Story of an Hour” is repression, which means that Louise Mallard ________.

reserved her desire to control her destiny

repressed her true love for her husband

34) One of the major themes of “The Story of an Hour” is ________.

death

oppression

35) Oppression is one of the major themes of “The Story of an Hour” that ________.

the husband dominates his wife

. Mrs. Mallard wasn’t a typical wife of her time

36) In “The Story of an Hour”, a good example of Paradox and Irony is ________.

the clouds that had met and piled

“of joy that kills

37) “of the joy that kills” at the end of “The Story of an Hour” is a good example of ________.

paradox and hyperbole

paradox and irony

38) of the joy that kills” stands as a good example of ________.

paradox and irony

paradox and theme

39) “patches of blue sky…” symbolizes ________.

Springtime

Emergence of her new life

40) Emergence of Mrs. Mallarad’s new life is symbolized in ________.

springtime beautiful weather

patches of blue sky

41) What might Mrs. Mallard’s ailment symbolize?

her inability to filter out less important things in life

her unhappiness and troubling

42) “The Story of an Hour” is a short story centering on ________.

a young married man

a young married woman

43) “The Story of an Hour” is a short story centering on a young married woman of ________.

the late eighteenth century

the late nineteenth century

44) Monstrous joy” is an example of ________.

paradox

oxymoron

45) Cloud that had met…” is an example of ________.

paradox

personification

46) “Thing that was approaching to possess her” is an example of ________.

Metaphor/Personification

Metaphor

47) The opening sentence of the story “Knowing that Mrs. Mallard was afflicted with a heart trouble, great care was taken to break to her as gently as possible the news of her husband's death.” ________ the ending.

foreshadowing

reshadowing

48) What is significant about the story’s setting?

The story is set in a time period that afforded women very few rights

It takes place in a large house

49) How could we best characterize Brently Mallard?

He is a dishonest man who set up the train wreck story so he could scare his wife and kill her.

He is a typical husband in the late 19th-century.

50) Who brought the news of Mr. Mallard’s death?

A friend of Mr. Mallard’s

Josephine

51) What is the story’s point of view?

Third-person limited

Self conscious

52) Brently Mallard has died in ________, according to a report received at a newspaper office.

a train accident

a car accident

53) Mrs. Mallard breaks down, crying fitfully, then goes upstairs to a room to be alone. There she sits down and gazes ________, sobbing. It is spring. Birds sing, and the trees burst with new life. It had been raining, but now patches of blue sky appear.

out a window

inside a window

54) In "The Story of an Hour", what does Louise stare at while locked in her room?

At a closed window

open window

55) Mrs. Mallard breaks down, crying fitfully, then goes upstairs to a room to be alone. There she sits down and gazes out a window, sobbing. It is spring. Birds sing, and the trees burst with new life. It had been raining, ________.

but now patches of blue sky appear

but now patches of Yellow sky appear

56) The narrator in “The Tell-Tale Heart” tries to convince the reader that he is ________.

sane

insane

57) The narrator in “The Tell-Tale Heart” tries to convince the reader that he is not ________.

sane

insane

58) What is the narrator in “The Tell-Tale Heart” trying to do? He is trying to convince the reader that he is ________.

sane

insane

59) The author of “The Tell-Tale Heart” is ________

Emily Dickinson

Edgar Allan Poe

60) “…,because Death in approaching him had stalked with his black shadow before him and enveloped the victim.” What kind of figure of speech is used here?

Personification

Oxymoron

61) I was never kinder to the old man than during the whole week before I killed him.” There is an example of a figure of speech in this statement. What is it?

Symbol

Irony

62) The simile is the comparison ________.

of the ray to the thread of the spider

Simile

63) So I opened it–you cannot imagine how stealthily, stealthily–until at length a single dim ray like the thread of the spider shot out from the crevice and fell upon the vulture eye.” There is an example of a figure of speech in this statement. What is it?

Simile

Metaphor

64) The writer of “The Tell-Tale Heart” lived from ________ to ________.

1809-1849

1818-1866

65) How was the man feeling at the opening of the story?

Nervous

hungry

66) What sense was acute in the beginning of the story?

Love

Hearing

67) Why did the man kill the old man?

For his gold

Because of his pale blue eye

68) How did the man kill the old man?

By choking him with his hands

By pulling the heavy bed over him

69) Where did the man put the old man’s body parts after he killed him?

Under the planks in the floor

In the old man’s garden

70) How did the police find out the man had killed the old man?

The man acted as a murder ”

The man shrieked “dissemble no more! I admit the deed

71) The narrator’s gender ________.

is made clear in many parts of the story

is not identified

72) This short story is in the ________ that focuses on the psyche of the narrator.

humor genre

horror genre

73) Fear of discovery can bring about discovery. Is one of the themes of ________.

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

The Tell-Tale Heart

74) The story is told ________

by an unreliable narrator

by a reliable narrator

75) Mark Twain was born in ________ and died in ________.

1835-1910

1905-1957

76) In “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn”, the protagonist is ________ while the antagonist is ________.

Huckleberry Finn ,,,,,,,, the society and its rules

Society and its rules ,,,,,,,, Huckleberry Finn

77) Who is the antagonist in “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn”? ________.

The society and its rules

Jim and Judge Thatcher

78) The protagonist in “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” is ________.

Huckleberry Finn

Jim and Judge Thatcher

79) What is point of view in “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn”?

First person point of view

Third person point of view

80) “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” presents the experiences of a boy learns important values and lessons about life. This makes it fit a genre known as ________.

Renaissance novel

Bildungsroman novel

81) Bildungsroman novel is a novel in which the protagonist boy ________.

tries to escape his real life to a more imaginative one

learns important values and lessons about life

82) The novel contains elements of the ________.

apprenticeship novel

bildungsroman novel

picaresque novel

a, b, and c

83) Which one of the following literary works is a good example of a Bildungsroman story? ________.

The story of an Hour

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

84) Thatcher is ________.

A judge who looks out for Huck’s welfare

B. Tom Sawyer’s aunt

85) Mark Twain wrote “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” ________.

Between 1867 and 1880

Between 1876 and 1883

86) The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn was first published in

1884

1885

87) The time of the actions of this novel is ________.

sixteenth century

nineteenth century

88) The time of the actions of this novel took place in ________.

the middle of the 19th Century, before the Civil War

the middle of the 19th Century, after the Civil War

89) One of the themes of “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” is “Intuitive Wisdom” which means ________.

Wisdom comes from the heart

Wisdom is bound to traditions

90) “Wisdom comes from the heart” refers to one of the following themes ________.

wisdom is a moral law

intuitive Wisdom

91) One of the themes of this novel is “the primacy of the moral law” means ________.

the moral law supersedes government law

wisdom comes from the heart

92) One of the themes of this novel is ________.

Freedom

suppression

93) He likes to stage mock adventures of the kind he reads about in books.” Who is this character?

Tom Sawyer

Judge Thatcher

94) The escaped slave who joins Huck is ________.

Widow Douglas

Jim

95) Who is the narrator of “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn”? ________.

Jim

Huckleberry Finn

96) With whom was Huck living at the beginning of the story? ________.

Pap Finn

The widow Douglas

97) Who takes care of Huck and Tom’s money?

Widow Douglas

Judge Thatcher

98) Who was called a cry-baby?

Little Tommy Barnes

Tom Sawyer

99) To whom did Jim belong?

The widow Douglas

. Miss Watson

100) Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer each received ________ dollars when they found a stash of gold some robbers had hidden in the cave;

3000 dollars

6000 dollars

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