ENGL 1102 Mod. 1 Exam

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What is the least used form of POV?

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Second person

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How old is Connie in the story?

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15

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Can Hawthorne’s story be considered ironic?

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Yes, Aylmer sets out to make Georgiana perfect and ends up destroying her.

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What is found on the pillow next to the skeleton at the end of "A Rose for Emily"?

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A long strand of hair

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When Emily buys arsenic "for rats," and Homer Barron later turns up dead, this is an example of:

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Foreshadowing

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What is the setting for Everyday Use? Options: Florida, Tennessee, Georgia, Ohio

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Georgia

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______________: A literary device or situation that depends on the existence of at least two separate and contrasting levels of meaning or experience

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irony

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The background against which the action of work takes place: the historical time, locale, season, time of day, weather, and so on

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setting

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A person, place, object, or image that represents more than its literal meaning is a: sign, symbol, gift, talent

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symbol

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Fictional representation of a person, usually but not necessarily in a psychologically realistic way

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Character