[ اسئلة اختبارات ] : أسئلة اختبار مدخل إلى الأدب الامريكي الفصل الاول 1438

[deeper]

مدخل

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الي متضايق من الاختبار وماهو طايق ثوبه الى عليه
يا كم من أم بكت ابنها وهو ميت بين يديها وتقول الحمدلله
وش أكبر من هـ التصور ، إلا شدة صبرها على المصيبة
ولنا في حلب أكبر مثال

مو معنى كلامي انه الي ما حل كويس راح يحمل المادة
وأيضاً لنا في الدفعة الي قبلنا أكبر مثال
تم النظر في تظلمهم وانصفوهم جميعاً

شرط يكون الكل يد وحده ويقدم تظلم موضوعي بعيداً عن الاستعطاف
أنتم أصحاب حق ، ما تنتظرون رحمة من أي شخص
جهدك الي بذلته في مذاكرة المادة سبب محفز لك أن تبحث عن مردود ذلك المجهود
تعبيرك في التظلم بتضمين نقاط تبرز صعوبة الاختبار من منظورك الشخصي ومنظور الأغلبية
حتى الي حل كويس يوقف مع زملاءه
بالنسبة لي أنا متأكد من حلي في الاختبار وضامن الـ 100
مو معناته العيب في الي ما جاوب
طبيعة أي مادة راح يكون فيها فوارق بين الطلاب
سواءاً بالاستيعاب او القابلية للمادة بحد ذاتها
وهذا الي الدكتور اهمله ولا أخذه في باله
وأول واحد راح يقدم التظلم هو أنا

همسة في أذن الي متردد يقدم التظلم وهو شخص حل كويس في الاختبار
الله يوفقك ويزيدك
ترا مافيه أحد بيقطع رقبتك
زملائك بحاجتك
وحط في بالك انه آخر سمستر !

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صورت الاسئلة
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عذراً للتأخير

1 – "The action takes place in a single hour in an American home in the last decade of the nineteenth century". This quote talks about the :
Setting

2 – According to a report received at a newspaper office, ……………… was in the newspaper office when the report came in.
Mr. Richards

3 – "The story of an hour" expresses the themes of ……………… in the American society in the late 19th century.
Repression and oppression

4 – Mrs. Mallard was disappointed and died when she discovered ……………………
Her husband was still alive

5 – Kate Chopin is trying to show us how badly the outside world understands women like Louise Mallard who represents ………………….. ?
Women who want to be independent of men

6 – The return of Mrs. Mallard husband is …………………… ?
The end of her freedom

7 – Mrs. Mallard changes from a simple, traditional female role into a modern, freeing way of life. She is …………………………… because she changes.
a dynamic character

8 – "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn", the society and its rules represent ……………….. ?
The antagonist

9 – What is the setting of this novel ?
The middle of the 19th century, before the Civil War

10 – who is Miss Watson ?
Widow Douglas's sister

11 – On of the characters who like to stage mock adventures of the kind he reads about in books is …………….. ?
Tom Sawyer

12 – Huckleberry runs away and teams with an escaped slave because his father ………..?
Mistreats him

13 – The Mississippi River is the ultimate symbol of ?
Freedom

14 – The widow she cried over me, and called me a poor lost lamb, and she called me a lot of other names, "what is an example of a figure of speech in this quote …………………… ?
Metaphor

15 – "The new clothes was all greased up and clayey, and I was dog-tired" What is the figure of speech used in this quote ………….. ?
Metaphor

16 – "YOU don't know about me without you have read a book by the name of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, but that ain't no matter. Who is the speaker ?
Mark Twain

17 – The widow tries to teach Huck …………….. but Huck loses interest when he realized that this person is dead.
About Moses

Because I could not stop for Death))
18 – what do we call each stanza in this poem ……………….. ?
Quatrain

19 – The rhyme scheme of the fifth stanza is ………………… ?
abcb

20 – in the second stanza, first line, haste means …………….. ?
Rapidity

21 – in the second line, third stanza, scarcely in this context means ……………… ?
Barely

22 – it is surprising that Dickinson presents the experience as being no more frightening that ……………….. ?
receiving a gentleman caller

23 - ……………. acts as a suitor who called for the narrator to escort her eternity.
Death

24 – "we slowly drove, he knew no haste" in this line there is an example of ……………….. ?
Alliteration

25 – "We passed the fields of gazing grains" " in this line there is an example of ……………….. ?
Personification

(Hope is the thing with feathers)
26 – the poet communicates that hope is similar to a bird in ………………… ?
Its ability to bring comfort and consolation

27 – "Hope is the thing with feathers" . Dickinson's use of the word "thing" indicates that …………… ?
Hope is something abstract and vague

28 – When the poet says, "That perches in the soul" is …………………. ?
Hope is planning to stay

29 – "And sweetest in the gale is heard" is ………………… ?
Ironic

(The Tell – Tale heart)
30 – "they heard! they suspected! they knew! they were making a mockery of my horror!" in this quote, what does they refer to …………………. ?
Policemen

31 – "……,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

32 – " 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 ?
Irony

33 – What had been heard by the neighbor …………………. ?
Shriek

34 – The end of "The Tell – tale heart" ………………………. ?
Takes place before the beginning

35 – This short story is in the ………………… that focuses on the psyche of the narrator.
Horror genre

36 – "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" In this quote, there is an example of a figure of speech, what is it ?
Simile

(Trifles)
37 – "Murder victim. He was said to be an upright but "hard" man". Who is it ?
John Wright

38 – "He was also a hard man, like a raw wind that gets to the bone" what is the figure of speech used in this statement?
Simile

39 – But the play is not a murder mystery rather, it is a ………………… study.
Cultural and psychological

40 – In "Trifles" what does the cage symbolize ………………………….. ?
Mr. Wright's oppression

41 – By the time that Mark Twain completed The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, the U.S congress had amended the Constitution to do the following ……………… ?
Abolish slavery

42 - The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn contains elements of the ………………… a type of fiction that presents the episodic adventure.
Picaresque novel

43 – The Harlem Renaissance was a cultural movement that spanned ……………….. ?
1920s

44 - The Harlem Renaissance was known as the …………………… ?
New Negro movement

45 - ………………. Describes a type of literature that attempts to apply scientific principles of objectivity and detachment to its study of human beings.
Naturalism

46 – Colonial American literature includes the writings of ………………… ?
John Winthrop

47 – Twain's theme ……………………….. in Huckleberry Finn remained current when the book was published.
Of racism

48 - …………………… usually was regarded as the first American writer.
Captain John Smith

49 - ………………….. of the Harlem renaissance poetry was to improve and uplift African American.
The intent

50 – "Fear of discovery can bring about discovery" is one of the themes of ………………. ?
The Tell – Tale Heart

[أبو ضيف الله]

الله يكتب اللي فيه الخير

[emad atti]

في الانتظار طالي عمرك

[رحب الالمعي]

الحمد لله على كال حال

والتظلم بنرفعه

اقلها يراعون الفرق في صعوبة الاسئلة وطول المناهج بين طلاب الانتساب واللي منتظمين

[FTOM]

جزاك الله خير كلامك جميل
انا مادة علم اللغة النفسي ما اعرف اذا باعديها او لا ولا رفعت تظلم لاني اعترف ان التقصير مني ودعواتكم اعديها على خير
لكن بارفع تظلم على مادة الادب الامريكي لانه فعلا اجتهدت ودخلت وانا اتحدى نفسي ان احصل على الدرجة كاملة لكن انصدمت وكل ما اتمنى اعدي بسلام


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الاسئله واين

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جزاك الله خير ،، نتظر الاسئله الله يكتب أجرك ..

[hazazi_2007]

يالللللله الله يسعدك

[anoosaa]

[سليمان العمري]

الله يكثر من امثالك ..

قمة في الأدب والرقي وحسن الكلام والمثال والإرتجال
أسال الله أن يرزقك أفضل المنال و بركة المال
لافض فوك وكثّر الله من أمثالك .. هكذا يجب أن تكون أخوتنا في السراء والضرّاء
لا أملك الكثير من الكلام .. شكراً من القلب لك