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Test (CS): The Romantics Test
Question 1a of 20 ( 1 Literary Context 293067 )
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What is the name of the dominant literary era that came immediately before
English Romanticism?
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A.
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Gothicism
*B. Neoclassicism
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C.
The Classical era
D.
The Industrial
Revolution
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The correct answer is: Neoclassicism.
Question 1b of 20 ( 1 Literary Context 293068 )
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What was Neoclassicism?
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A.
The literary era that followed Romanticism
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The literary era that preceded
Romanticism
C.
The literary era after which Romantic
writers modeled their own writing
D.
The literary era in which the Romantics
wrote
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The correct answer is: The literary era that
preceded Romanticism.
Question 1c of 20 ( 1 Literary Context 293069 )
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Which of the following best states the chronological relationship between
Neoclassicism and Romanticism in English literary history?
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A.
Romanticism preceded
Neoclassicism.
*B.
Neoclassicism preceded
Romanticism.
C.
Neoclassicism and Romanticism
occurred at the same time.
D.
Hundreds of years separate the
two eras.
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Romanticism.
Question 2a of 20 ( 1 Literary Context 293070 )
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Which of these is not a characteristic or value associated with Neoclassicism?
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A.
Inspired by Classical
writers
B.
Used rigid forms and
structures
*C.
Focused on
subjectivity
D.
Valued wit and
reason
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The correct answer is: Focused on subjectivity.
Question 2b of 20 ( 1 Literary Context 293071 )
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Which genre did the Neoclassicists favor?
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A.
Romance
B.
Folk tales
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*C. Satire
D.
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The gothic
novel
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Question 2c of 20 ( 1 Literary Context 293072 )
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Which of these is not a Neoclassical writer?
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*A. William Blake
B.
Alexander
Pope
C.
John Dryden
D.
Dr. Samuel
Johnson
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The correct answer is: William Blake.
Question 3a of 20 ( 1 Romanticism 293073 )
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Which of the following is the best definition of sublime?
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A genre of novel that's frequently set in
spooky locales
*B. A terrible, awe-inspiring form of beauty
C.
A willingness to experiment with poetic
forms and traditions
D.
A highly regular pattern of rhythm and
rhyme used by Neoclassical poets
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The correct answer is: A terrible, awe-inspiring
form of beauty.
Question 3b of 20 ( 1 Romanticism 293074 )
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What is a word or phrase for a terrible, awe-inspiring form of beauty?
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A.
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Gothicism
*B. Sublime
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C.
Heroic
couplet
D.
Romanticism
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The correct answer is: Sublime.
Question 3c of 20 ( 1 Romanticism 293075 )
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Romantics were drawn to a type of terrible, awe-inspiring beauty known as
_____.
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Gothicism
*B. the sublime
C.
the heroic
couplet
D.
the French
Revolution
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The correct answer is: the sublime.
Question 4a of 20 ( 1 Romanticism 293076 )
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Which of the following was not an English Romantic poet?
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A.
Percy Bysshe
Shelley
B.
Lord Byron
*C. Jonathan Swift Correct!
D.
John Keats
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Question 4b of 20 ( 1 Romanticism 293077 )
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Which of the following was not an English Romantic poet?
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A.
Lord Byron
B.
Samuel Taylor
Coleridge
C.
Percy Bysshe
Shelley
*D.
Dr. Samuel
Johnson
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The correct answer is: Dr. Samuel Johnson.
Question 4c of 20 ( 1 Romanticism 293078 )
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Which of the following was not an English Romantic poet?
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*A.
Jonathan
Swift
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B.
John Keats
C.
William
Wordsworth
D.
William Blake
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Question 5a of 20 ( 2 Romantic Poetry 293079 )
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Which of the following best describes subjectivity in terms of its relationship
to Romantic writing?
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*A.
The real world takes a backseat to
personal feelings and impressions.
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B.
The proper subject of society is society.
C.
There is no external truth in the world,
only opinion.
D.
The subject of a work of literature is firmly
rooted in the outside world.
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The correct answer is: The real world takes a
backseat to personal feelings and impressions.
Question 5b of 20 ( 2 Romantic Poetry 293080 )
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Which of the following explains one of the common ways that nature appears
in Romantic poetry?
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A.
As a foil for dramatic
effect
B.
As a subject for
scientific discovery
C.
As an adversary to be
overcome
*D.
As an inspiration for
contemplation
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The correct answer is: As an inspiration for
contemplation.
Question 5c of 20 ( 2 Romantic Poetry 293081 )
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Which of the following is not one of the ways nature commonly appears in
Romantic writing?
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*A.
As an adversary to be
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overcome
B.
As an inspiration for
contemplation
C.
As a symbol
D.
As a personified being
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The correct answer is: As an adversary to be
overcome.
Question 6a of 20 ( 1 Historical Context 293082 )
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What event was the single greatest influence on the writers of the English
Romantic era?
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*A. The French Revolution
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B.
The Industrial Revolution
C.
The discovery of America
D.
The marriage of Percy Bysshe
Shelley and Mary Shelley
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Question 6b of 20 ( 1 Historical Context 293083 )
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What did the French Revolution mean or represent to many Romantics?
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A.
The beginning of a new era in which science and
reason would guide humanity to a better life
B.
The beginning of a new era of exploration and
colonization
C.
The end of Neoclassicism
*D.
The dawning of a new era of freedom, equality,
and brotherhood
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era of freedom, equality, and brotherhood.
Question 6c of 20 ( 1 Historical Context 293084 )
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Wordsworth writes in The Prelude, "Europe at that time was thrilled with joy, /
France standing on the top of golden hours, / And human nature seeming
born again."
To which of the following is Wordsworth referring?
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A.
The death of
Napoleon
B.
The American
Revolution
C.
The Napoleonic
Wars
*D.
The French
Revolution
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Question 7a of 20 ( 3 Romantic Poetry 293085 )
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Which of these best summarizes the Romantic attitudes toward the city?
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A.
It is dangerous because of
thieves and murderers.
B.
It is a place of industry and
thrift.
*C.
It is a place of misery and
corruption.
D.
All of the above.
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The correct answer is: It is a place of misery
and corruption.
Question 7b of 20 ( 3 Romantic Poetry 293086 )
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The city often shows up in Romantic poetry as a place of:
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*A.
corruption, misery,
and sin.
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B.
beauty, solace, and
inspiration.
C.
industry, pride, and
vanity.
D.
comfort, danger, and
adventure.
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The correct answer is: corruption, misery, and
sin.
Question 7c of 20 ( 3 Romantic Poetry 293087 )
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In poems like "London" and "The Chimney-Sweeper," Romantic poet William
Blake paints a portrait of _____ as a place where innocence is lost.
Choice
A.
school
B.
nature
C.
England
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*D. the city Correct!
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Question 8a of 20 ( 2 Romantic Poetry 293088 )
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Which of the following describes Romantic poetry least accurately and
effectively?
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A.
A willingness and desire to experiment
with rhyme, rhythm, and form
*B.
A rigid adherence to orderly poetic forms
and structures
C.
A greater attention to children and
childhood than earlier poets
D.
An emphasis on nature and individual
emotions
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The correct answer is: A rigid adherence to
orderly poetic forms and structures.
Question 8b of 20 ( 2 Romantic Poetry 293089 )
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Which of the following best describes Romantic poetry?
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A.
An emphasis on wit
B.
Frequent use of
satire
C.
Highly ordered meter
and rhyme
*D.
A willingness to
experiment
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The correct answer is: A willingness to
experiment.
Question 8c of 20 ( 2 Romantic Poetry 293090 )
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Which of the following best describes Romantic poetry?
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An emphasis on objectivity
B.
An emphasis on wit and satire
C.
The belief that poetry is a mirror
turned upon society
*D.
A preoccupation with nature as
a subject
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The correct answer is: A preoccupation with
nature as a subject.
Question 9a of 20 ( 1 Poetic Elements 293091 )
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Which of the following is the best definition of meter?
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*A.
The pattern of stressed and
unstressed syllables in a poem
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B.
A word or collection of words that
appeal to the senses
C.
A recurrence of similar sounds
within words
D.
The overall structure of a poem
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and unstressed syllables in a poem.
Question 9b of 20 ( 1 Poetic Elements 293092 )
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Which of the following is the best definition of imagery?
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The pattern of stressed and
unstressed syllables in a poem
*B.
A word or collection of words that
appeal to the senses
C.
A recurrence of similar sounds
within words
D.
The overall structure of a poem
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Question 9c of 20 ( 1 Poetic Elements 293093 )
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Which of the following is the best definition of form?
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The pattern of stressed and
unstressed syllables in a poem
B.
A word or collection of words that
appeal to the senses
C.
A recurrence of similar sounds
within words
*D. The overall structure of a poem
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The correct answer is: The overall structure of a
poem.
Question 10a of 20 ( 2 Analyzing a Poem 293094 )
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Which of the following describes the rhyme scheme of the poetic excerpt
below?
Presumptuous man! the reason wouldst thou find,
Why form'd so weak, so little, and so blind?
First, if thou canst, the harder reason guess,
Why form'd no weaker, blinder, and no less?
Ask of thy mother earth, why oaks are made
Taller or stronger than the weeds they shade?
Or ask of yonder argent fields above,
Why Jove's satellites are less than Jove?
¶from "An Essay on Man" by Alexander Pope
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*A.
AABB
CCDD
Correct!
B.
ABAB
CDCD
C.
ABCD
ABCD
D.
ABBC
CDDA
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The correct answer is: AABB CCDD.
Question 10b of 20 ( 2 Analyzing a Poem 293095 )
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Which of the following describes the rhyme scheme of the poetic excerpt
below?
Three years she grew in sun and shower,
Then Nature said, "A lovelier flower
On earth was never sown;
This Child I to myself will take;
She shall be mine, and I will make
A Lady of my own."
¶from "Lucy" by William Wordsworth
Choice
A.
AAB
BCC
*B.
AAB
CCB
C.
ABC
ABC
D.
ABC
CBA
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Correct!
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The correct answer is: AAB CCB.
Question 10c of 20 ( 2 Analyzing a Poem 293096 )
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Which of the following describes the rhyme scheme of the poetic excerpt
below?
With mountain winds, and babbling springs,
And moonlight seas, that are the voice
Of these inexplicable things,
Thou dost hold commune, and rejoice
When they did answer thee, but they
Cast, like a worthless boon, thy love away.
¶from "To Coleridge" by Percy Bysshe Shelley
Choice
A.
ABC
ABC
B.
AAB
BCC
C.
ABC
CAB
*D.
ABA
BCC
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Correct!
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Question 11a of 20 ( 1 Mary Shelley 293097 )
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Which of the following is not true of Mary Shelley?
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Her parents were famous writers
and intellectuals.
B.
She married Percy Bysshe Shelley.
*C.
She fought in the French
Revolutionary War.
D.
She contributed to the development
of the gothic subgenre.
Correct!
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Revolutionary War.
Question 11b of 20 ( 1 Mary Shelley 293098 )
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Which of the following is true of Mary Shelley?
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Her parents were common people unacquainted
with literary and philosophical ideas.
B.
Her parents were both very traditional.
*C.
She contributed to the development of the gothic
subgenre.
D.
She was married to Lord Byron.
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Question 11c of 20 ( 1 Mary Shelley 293099 )
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Which of the following is not true about Mary Shelley?
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She lost her mother at a young age.
B.
She contributed to the development
of the gothic subgenre.
C.
Her husband was a famous poet.
*D.
She lived a traditional, conformist
lifestyle.
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conformist lifestyle.
Question 12a of 20 ( 1 The Gothic Novel 293100 )
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Which of these is a typical element in a gothic novel?
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*A. Spooky setting
B.
Witty satire
C.
Ridicule of social
mannerisms
D.
Regular meter
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Question 12b of 20 ( 1 The Gothic Novel 293102 )
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Which of these would you most expect to see in a gothic novel?
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*A. A mood of terror and suspense
B.
Investigations into political and
business corruption
C.
Witty depictions of gender
relations
D.
Detailed descriptions of social
classes
Correct!
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suspense.
Question 12c of 20 ( 1 The Gothic Novel 293103 )
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Which of the following is not typical of a gothic novel?
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A.
An emphasis on spooky
settings
B.
Supernatural events and
figures
C.
Orientalism
*D.
Realistic depiction of class
and gender struggles
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class and gender struggles.
Question 13a of 20 ( 1 The Gothic Novel 293104 )
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Which of the following statements is true of the novel as a genre?
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A.
The novel was the earliest form of written
literature.
B.
Novels were composed even before literature was
written down.
*C.
The earliest major novels were the Decameron and
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Don Quixote.
D.
Societies have tended to use the novel as a form
to record their most sacred religious literature.
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The correct answer is: The earliest major novels
were the Decameron and Don Quixote.
Question 13b of 20 ( 1 The Gothic Novel 293105 )
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Which of the following is not true of the novel as a literary genre?
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A.
The novel arrived on the Western literary scene
relatively late.
B.
The novel was more effective for dealing with
detailed analyses of everyday life than verse was.
C.
Two of the earliest major novels were the
Decameron and Don Quixote.
*D.
Novels have been around since before recorded
history.
Correct!
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around since before recorded history.
Question 13c of 20 ( 1 The Gothic Novel 293106 )
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Which of the following was written last?
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A.
The
Decameron
B.
Don Quixote
*C. Frankenstein Correct!
D.
Robinson
Crusoe
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Question 14a of 20 ( 2 The Gothic Novel 293107 )
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The abrupt sides of vast mountains were before me; the icy wall of the glacier
overhung me; a few shattered pines were scattered around; and the solemn
silence of this glorious presence-chamber of imperial nature was broken only
by the brawling waves or the fall of some vast fragment . . .
¶from Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
Which of the following characteristics of the gothic novel are represented in
this excerpt?
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A.
Suspense and horror
*B.
Mysterious landscapes and
Correct!
spooky settings
C.
Orientalism
D.
The supernatural
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Question 14b of 20 ( 2 The Gothic Novel 293108 )
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A grin was on the face of the monster; he seemed to jeer, as with his fiendish
finger he pointed towards the corpse of my wife. I rushed towards the
window, and drawing a pistol from my bosom, fired; but he eluded me, leaped
from his station, and running with the swiftness of lightning, plunged into the
lake.
¶from Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
Which of the following characteristics of the gothic novel are represented in
this excerpt?
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*A. Suspense and horror
B.
Mysterious landscapes and
spooky settings
C.
Orientalism
D.
The supernatural
Correct!
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Question 14c of 20 ( 2 The Gothic Novel 293109 )
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A cold dew covered my forehead, my teeth chattered, and every limb became
convulsed; when, by the dim and yellow light of the moon, as it forced its way
through the window shutters, I beheld the wretch ¶ the miserable monster
whom I had created. He held up the curtain of the bed; and his eyes, if eyes
they may be called, were fixed on me. His jaws opened, and he muttered
some inarticulate sounds, while a grin wrinkled his cheeks.
¶from Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
Which of the following characteristics of the gothic novel are represented in
this excerpt?
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*A. Suspense and horror
B.
Mysterious landscapes and
spooky settings
C.
Orientalism
D.
The supernatural
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Question 15a of 20 ( 1 Multiple Perspectives 293110 )
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Which of these best defines the literary perspective that might be used in a
multiple-perspective analysis essay?
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A.
The different ethical values or worldviews the
author seems to be discussing directly or indirectly
in the text
B.
How power works in the text: who has it, who
doesn't, and how it's exercised
*C.
How the words are combined in the text to
provide meaning
D.
How the writer feels about the work in his or her
own subjective opinion
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The correct answer is: How the words are
combined in the text to provide meaning.
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Which of these best defines the philosophical perspective that might be used
in a multiple-perspective analysis essay?
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The different ethical values or worldviews the
*A. author seems to be discussing directly or indirectly
in the text
B.
How power works in the text: who has it, who
doesn't, and how it's exercised
C.
How the words are combined in the text to
provide meaning
D.
How the writer feels about the work in his or her
own subjective opinion
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The correct answer is: The different ethical
values or worldviews the author seems to be
discussing directly or indirectly in the text.
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Which of these best defines the political perspective that might be used in a
multiple-perspective analysis essay?
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A.
The different ethical values or worldviews the
author seems to be discussing directly or indirectly
in the text
*B.
How power works in the text: who has it, who
doesn't, and how it's exercised
C.
How the words are combined in the text to
provide meaning
D.
How the writer feels about the work in his or her
own subjective opinion
Correct!
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The correct answer is: How power works in the
text: who has it, who doesn't, and how it's
exercised.
Question 16a of 20 ( 2 Vocabulary 293113 )
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Which of the following sentences would the word apparitional best complete?
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He was very unpredictable; Ximena said he had
an _____ personality.
*B.
Wasted away after being lost at sea for a month,
she looked _____.
C.
Despite his experience, he was unable to get the
_____ to work the way he wanted it to.
D.
His _____ eating at the table was repulsive - not
to mention highly caloric.
Correct!
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lost at sea for a month, she looked _____.
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Which of the following sentences would the word histrionic best complete?
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She was a student of _____(s), with a particular
emphasis on the Civil War and ancient Gaul.
B.
Wasted away after being lost at sea for a month,
her body appeared _____.
*C.
His _____ response to losing the game was highly
entertaining to the opposing team.
D.
His _____ eating at the table was repulsive - not
to mention highly caloric.
Correct!
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losing the game was highly entertaining to the
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Question 16c of 20 ( 2 Vocabulary 293116 )
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Which of the following sentences would the word mercurial best complete?
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*A.
He was very unpredictable; Ximena said he had a
_____ personality.
Correct!
B.
Wasted away after being lost at sea for a month,
her body appeared _____.
C.
He tried every version of false _____(s) and
pleading he could, but was unable to get out of
his responsibility to stay home.
D.
His _____ eating at the table was repulsive - not
to mention highly caloric.
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Question 17a of 20 ( 2 Biased Language 293117 )
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Which of the following is not an example of biased or discriminatory language?
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A.
All the lawyers in the tri-country area will be
attending the event, and they will all be bringing
their lovely wives as well.
B.
Every student should always be aware of where
his books are.
C.
Dr. Garcia is an excellent doctor, for a Filipino.
*D.
Each student went back to his or her dormitory
after the concert.
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to his or her dormitory after the concert.
Question 17b of 20 ( 2 Biased Language 293118 )
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Which of the following is not an example of biased or discriminatory language?
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A.
Every nurse has to graduate from a demanding
program before she can practice in a medical
facility.
B.
Mr. Samuel Johnson and Elisa Bach were the
keynote speakers.
C.
We're here to pay tribute to Dr. Maleng - a gutsy
little lady who made it all the way through medical
school!
*D. The police officer ran to the scene of the crime.
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Which of the following is not an example of biased or discriminatory language?
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*A. Would someone please call a firefighter?
B.
There are lots of girls who work as
firefighters or police officers.
C.
The policemen of this city are underpaid.
D.
A firefighter must always remember his
personal breathing apparatus.
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The correct answer is: Would someone please
call a firefighter?
Question 18a of 20 ( 1 Logic 293121 )
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Which of the following is the best definition of induction?
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*A.
A form of logic in which the premise supports the
conclusion, but does not prove it
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B.
A form of logic in which a new fact is arrived at
based on inferences made from existing facts
C.
An argument stating that one thing caused or
brought into existence another thing
D.
An argument that attempts to establish a logical
connection or similarity between two things
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The correct answer is: A form of logic in which
the premise supports the conclusion, but does
not prove it.
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Which of the following is the best definition of deduction?
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A.
A logical argument in which the premise or
premises make the conclusion likely, though not
proven
*B.
A form of logic in which a new fact is arrived at
based on inferences made from existing facts
C.
An argument stating that one thing caused or
brought into existence another thing
D.
An argument that attempts to establish a logical
connection or similarity between two things
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The correct answer is: A form of logic in which a
new fact is arrived at based on inferences made
from existing facts.
Question 18c of 20 ( 1 Logic 293123 )
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Which of the following is the best definition of analogy?
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A.
A logical argument in which the premise or
premises make the conclusion likely, though not
proven
B.
A form of logic in which a new fact is arrived at
based on inferences made from existing facts
C.
An argument stating that one thing caused or
brought into existence another thing
*D.
An argument that attempts to establish a logical
connection or similarity between two things
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The correct answer is: An argument that
attempts to establish a logical connection or
similarity between two things.
Question 19a of 20 ( 2 Logic 293124 )
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Which of the options below best describes the following series of statements?
John Smith is a person.
All people need to breathe oxygen.
John Smith needs to breathe oxygen.
Choice
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*A. Deduction Correct!
B.
Induction
C.
Causation
D.
Analogy
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The correct answer is: Deduction.
Question 19b of 20 ( 2 Logic 293125 )
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Which of the options below best describes the following statement?
Every pig I've ever known likes a good mud bath, so I'll bet this one does,
too.
Choice
A.
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Deduction
*B. Induction
C.
Causation
D.
Analogy
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The correct answer is: Induction.
Question 19c of 20 ( 2 Logic 293127 )
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Which of the options below best describes the following statement?
The unfair taxes imposed by Great Britain on the American colonies led directly
to the American Declaration of Independence and the Revolutionary War.
Choice
A.
Deduction
B.
Induction
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*C. Causation Correct!
D.
Analogy
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Question 20a of 20 ( 1 Résumé Writing 293131 )
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The following represent stages in the résumé-writing process. Put them in the
correct order, from first to last.
Correct Answer:
1. Choose a format
2. Organize your information
3. Refine your information
4. Review
5. Get feedback
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Organize your information, Refine your
information, Review, and Get feedback.
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The following represent stages in the résumé-writing process. Put them in the
correct order, from first to last.
Correct Answer:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Decide on a chronological or functional format
Collect information
Highlight your relevant skills and experience
Look over your work
Get feedback
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The correct answers are: Decide on a
chronological or functional format, Collect
information, Highlight your relevant skills and
experience, Look over your work, and Get
feedback.
Question 20c of 20 ( 1 Résumé Writing 293133 )
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The following represent stages in the résumé-writing process. Put them in the
correct order, from first to last.
Correct Answer:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Decide on a chronological or functional format
Organize your information
Highlight your relevant skills and experience
Review
Get feedback
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The correct answers are: Decide on a
chronological or functional format, Organize
your information, Highlight your relevant skills
and experience, Review, and Get feedback.
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