1302 Final Exam Review

A(n) ________" may be regarded as an 'extended symbol' … that encompasses a whole work." In this literary form, which is especially useful for messages with religious undertones, "concrete things and abstract concepts may be associated with each other across a narrative that consistently maintains at least two levels of meaning."

• allusion

• allegory

• archetype

• extended metaphor

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An ___________ is a type of character, plot, or symbol that recurs in the literature of different cutlures and time periods. For example, a character that takes the blame for others' actions is called a "scapegoat." Scapegoats appear in many different works of literature.

• allegory

• archetype

• allustion

• extended metaphor

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The ______ of a story or play's plot is the moment of greatest emotional intensity. For example, some consider the moment when Othello becomes completely convicnced of Desdemona's betrayal and pledges his loyaly to Iago, in Act 3 Scene 3, to be the _________, or turning point, of the play.

• inciting incident

• exposition

• conflict

• climax

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In Howard Nemerov's "The Vacuum," the vacuum cleaner is literally present in the situation of the poem, but figuratively represents something or someone else. Its meaning is particular to the poem rather than having an agreed upon meaning in Western culture. This is an example of____________.

• invented symbol

• traditional symbol

• controlling metaphor

• extended metaphor

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Which of the following is not one of the basic elements of poetry?

• It expresses or evokes intense emotion

• It reflects a patterned arrangement of language

• It employs rhythm

• It is always a factual representation of reality

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A ____ character is one who is complex and multifaceted. For example, Marie in Saunder's "Puppy," has strengths and weaknesses in her character.

• dynamic

• round

• static

• flat

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In Kevin Young's "Ode to Pork," one sentence ends in the middle of line 2, and another sentence begins in the same line. The line reads "without you. without you"

The punctuation in the middle of the line is called______________.

• ambiguity

• tone

• caesura

• meter

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