2023 Spring ENG 201 Exam Review

Research Paper Deadlines, Final Exam Timeline

• Monday, April 24th: Final Exam Review in Class

• Wednesday, April 26th: Final Exam Review in Class,

  Final Draft due to Blackboard by 11:59 p.m

• Friday, April 28th: Final Exam Opens: No Class Meeting

• Monday, May 1st: Final Exam Closes: No Class Meeting; Last Day to submit extra credit opportunity (11:59 p.m.)

Open Ended

Place the following texts in the order in which we read them:

“Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God,” “Of Plymouth Plantation,” “Of Christenings Make Not Christians”

1."Plymouth" 2. "Christenings" 3. "Sinners"

1.Who wrote each of these texts?

2. Which time period is each one associated with?

3. What distinct religious theme was evident in each text?

Open Ended

Place the following texts in the order in which we read them:

"Speech to the Women's Rights Convention," "To the University of Cambridge New England," "Narrative of the Captivity," "The Letters"

1."Captivity" 2. "University of Cambridge" 3. "Women's Rights Convention" 4. "The Letters"

1.Who wrote each of these texts?

2.What time period is each one associated with?

3. Compare how the theme of education informs "Cambridge" and "The Letters"

4. What parallels in theme and speaker persona exist between "Captivity" and "Women's Rights Convention"

Open Ended

Place the following texts in the order in which we read them:

"To Those Who Would Remove to America," "Common Sense," "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow," "Sonnet to Science"

1.Who wrote each of these texts?

2.What time period is each one associated with?

3. How does the theme "American Identity" apply to each text?

1. ​"To Those Who Would Remove to America," 2."Common Sense," 3."The Legend of Sleepy Hollow," 4."Sonnet to Science"

Multiple Choice

Identify the title of the work from which the following quote was taken: "From hence it appears plainly that no man is made more honorable than another or more wealthy, etc. out of any particular and singular respect to himself, but for the glory of his Creator and the common good of the creature, man." 

• "Of Plymouth Plantation"

• "A Model of Christian Charity"

• "Christenings Make Not Christians"

• "A Brief and True Report"

Multiple Choice

Identify the title of the work from which the following quote was taken: "I can't read, but I can hear." 

• "Appeal to the Christian Women of the South"

• "Narrative of the Captivity"

• "Speech to the Women's Rights Convention"

• "The Letters"

Multiple Choice

Identify the title of the work from which the following quote was taken: "The flame consume by dwelling place. And when I could no longer look, I blest his name that gave and took." 

• "Here Follow Some Verses"

• "To His Excellency General Washington"

• "Narrative of the Captivity"

• "Letter to Her Children"