LIT 5: PREFINALS MASTERY TEST

Native American literature rarely uses symbolism to express harmony between humans and the natural world.

• True

• False

Repetition in Native oral storytelling served as a device for cultural memory and rhythm.

• True

• False

Puritan writers seldomly employed satire to criticize religious hypocrisy.

• True

• False

In Bradstreet’s poems, metaphor elevates marital love to a divine, spiritual level.

• True

• False

Revolutionary literature used logical appeal and persuasive rhetoric instead of emotion.

• True

• False

The Gettysburg Address used contrast and parallelism to emphasize national rebirth.

• True

• False

The Enlightenment encouraged writers to see reason as an enemy of faith.

• True

• False

In Dickens’s novel, the French Revolution serves as a powerful symbol of the catastrophic consequences that arise from unchecked moral extremism and social injustice.

• True

• False

A Tale of Two Cities uses light and darkness imagery to contrast vengeance and redemption.

• True

• False

Austen’s irony in Pride and Prejudice exposes the moral shallowness of social ambition.

• True

• False