WorksheetsLisicki English 11A Fall 2017 Final Review
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 33mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What must all memoirs contain?
a)
A truth
b)
A reflection
c)
1st person POV
d)
All of these things
2.
Read the next sentence & replace the capitalized word to make it more specific. "Chad WALKED out of class as he held the exam that he failed.
a)
trotted
b)
stormed
c)
skipped
d)
swayed
3.
Diction is....
a)
the choice and use of words and phrases in writing
b)
a book that contains many definitions
c)
how a word sounds when it is said
d)
multiple meanings that one word can hold
4.
Syntax is....
a)
The choice and use of words and phrases in writing
b)
The number of syllables that a word has
c)
How often a phrase is used in a piece of writing
d)
The arrangement of words and phrases to create well-formed sentences
5.
An antithesis is...
a)
The 'roadmap' to a paper
b)
Something that is the direct opposite of another thing
c)
A supervillain
d)
Two paralleling ideas that are very similar in nature
6.
Identify the METAPHOR.
a)
My tattoo is a mural on a wall.
b)
My tattoo is as detailed as a mural.
c)
My tattoo is like a mural on a wall.
d)
My tattoo is not a mural on a wall.
7.
Identify the SIMILE.
a)
My dog is a newborn baby.
b)
My dog is similar to a newborn baby.
c)
My dog is as cute as a newborn baby.
d)
My dog is not a newborn baby.
8.
Identify the ALLITERATION.
a)
Ms. Lisicki might make marvelous cookies for Maggie.
b)
The car engine growled, "vrrrroooom!"
c)
I made eye contact with the book on the bookshelf.
d)
The dewy grass felt cool and crisp.
9.
Which of the following are correct elements of TONE?
a)
diction, syntax, and metaphors
b)
diction, word choice, and imagery
c)
diction, syntax, and imagery
d)
metaphors, similes, and arguments
10.
Denotation is...
a)
The words that authors use
b)
The word order that authors use
c)
The emotional impact of a word
d)
The dictionary definition of a word
11.
Connotation is...
a)
The words that an author uses
b)
The word order that an author uses
c)
The emotional impact of a word
d)
The dictionary definition of a word
12.
Who wrote "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"?
a)
Arthur Miller
b)
William Bradford
c)
Abigail Williams
d)
Jonathon Edwards
13.
What is predestination?
a)
The idea that from birth your ultimate fate is decided
b)
The idea that you get to decide early on in life if you will go to heaven or hell
c)
The idea that you can change the outcome of your fate
d)
The idea that you can go wherever you'd like in life
14.
Edwards preaches that _____________ can protect listeners from going to hell.
a)
God
b)
Fear
c)
Good works and charity
d)
Going to church
15.
What is the main idea of Henry's sermon?
a)
That life is short; make the most of it
b)
That you're in danger unless you're born again
c)
That every body is evil
d)
That every human is good
16.
According to Edward's sermon, what is a constant threat to all human beings?
a)
Abigail Williams
b)
Adultry
c)
The Native Americans
d)
They can be sent to hell at any moment
17.
What does Edward say sinners can do to save themselves?
a)
Cry
b)
Accept Christ
c)
Run away
d)
Live an independent life
18.
Who is the author of "The Crucible"?
a)
Johnathon Edwards
b)
Arthur Miller
c)
Kristen Lisicki
d)
William Bradford
19.
Dynamic characters experience dramatic internal changes throughout the play. Which of the following characters is a dynamic character from "The Crucible"?
a)
Rev. Parris
b)
Judge Danforth
c)
Thomas Putnam
d)
Rev. Hale
20.
A slave from Barbados
conjures spirits with girls in the woods
conjures spirits with girls in the woods
a)
Tituba
b)
Mercy Lewis
c)
Tabitha
d)
Mercury Lewis
21.
Reverend Parris' orphaned niece
that hates Elizabeth Proctor
that hates Elizabeth Proctor
a)
Mary Warren
b)
Ann Putnam
c)
Mercy Lewis
d)
Abigail Williams
22.
The Proctors' current servant girl
a)
Abigail Williams
b)
Mercy Lewis
c)
Mary Warren
d)
Tituba
23.
Lost seven children during childbirth
a)
Ann Putnam
b)
Rebecca Nurse
c)
Betty Parris
d)
Elizabeth Proctor
24.
The Putnam's servant girl;
involved in the accusation of witches; was naked in the forest
involved in the accusation of witches; was naked in the forest
a)
Abigail Williams
b)
Mercy Lewis
c)
Ruth Putnam
d)
Susanna Walcott
25.
Screams upon hearing the Lord's name as she is 'gravely ill' after the night in the forest
a)
Mercy Lewis
b)
Abigail Williams
c)
Betty Parris
d)
Ruth Putnam
26.
A well-respected, 72-year-old woman; thinks the girls are going through their 'silly season'
a)
Elizabeth Proctor
b)
Ann Putnum
c)
Rebecca Nurse
d)
Rebecca Putnum
27.
She was given a poppet with a needle stuck into it by Mary Warren
a)
Abigail Williams
b)
Rebecca Nurse
c)
Elizabeth Proctor
d)
Tituba
28.
Yells "MORE WEIGHT!"
a)
John Proctor
b)
Francis Nurse
c)
Giles Corey
d)
Rev. Hale
29.
An expert on "demonic arts"; summoned to check for witchcraft
a)
Rev. Hale
b)
Rev. Parris
c)
Rev. Putnam
d)
Rev. Nurse
30.
Vindictive, bitter villager who believes he has been wronged and cheated (thinks he owns more land than he does)
a)
Thomas Putnam
b)
Rev. Parris
c)
Rev. Hale
d)
Giles Corey
31.
A graduate of Harvard; preaches in Salem
a)
Rev. Hale
b)
Rev. Parris
c)
John Proctor
d)
Thomas Putnam
32.
Doesn't attend church regularly
a)
Rev. Hale
b)
Rev. Parris
c)
John Proctor
d)
Susanna Walcott
33.
Judge who orders a village man to be pressed to death with stones
a)
Danforth
b)
Parris
c)
Proctor
d)
Putnam
34.
The Revolutionary Period was also known as...
a)
The American Era
b)
The Time of Revolution
c)
The Destruction of Britian
d)
The Enlightenment
35.
The Revolutionary period focused on _________ rather than faith.
a)
growth
b)
war
c)
independence
d)
reason
36.
Why was persuasive rhetoric so important during this time period?
a)
They wanted to eradicate the Puritans
b)
They wanted to advocate for separation from England
c)
They hoped to expose the differences between different groups of people
d)
Writers felt it was important to promote science.
37.
Logic/reason/proof
a)
Ethos
b)
Pathos
c)
Logos
38.
Emotions/values
a)
ethos
b)
pathos
c)
logos
39.
Credibility/trust
a)
ethos
b)
pathos
c)
logos
40.
"There are no gains without pains" -Benjamin Franklin ; this is an example of...
a)
an aphorism
b)
an aneurism
c)
advice
d)
a famous quotation
41.
Which is NOT true of Ben Franklin?
a)
He thinks people should work for their success.
b)
He recognizes he is too proud.
c)
He thinks some information should not be shared with others.
d)
He thinks it is okay to put chores off until tomorrow.
42.
From the Autobiography, one can determine that Ben is all of the following EXCEPT:
a)
proud
b)
sly
c)
hard working
d)
lazy
43.
How many virtues did Ben Franklin work on daily to attempt moral perfection?
a)
8
b)
11
c)
13
d)
15
44.
Which of the follow is NOT true of Romanticism? (Make sure you know all of these things)
a)
They value REASON over INTUITION
b)
Society= Corruption
c)
Nature = Truth, beauty, and freedom
d)
Youthful innocence is better than educated sophistication
45.
So, based on the past question, Romantics value...
a)
INTUITION over REASON
b)
REASON over INTUITION
46.
Transcendentalists believe that all humans have an 'inner light' and their life goal is to connect with it. (Also called 'over-soul'; the part of God which unifies all living things)
a)
True
b)
False
47.
Edgar Allan Poe is classified as a....
a)
Romantic
b)
Dark Romantic
c)
Transcendentalist
d)
Creepy Man
48.
Romantics believe that a city is....
a)
A beautiful place full of nature
b)
A pool of never-ending opportunities for humans
c)
A cesspool of moral decay, crime, and corruption
d)
A great place to live with your family and friends
49.
Transcendentalists view nature as...
a)
idependence
b)
moral clarity
c)
healthy living
d)
all of the above
50.
Direct or firsthand evidence about an event, object, person, or work of art is a...
a)
primary source
b)
secondary source
c)
accompanying source
d)
singular source
51.
Ralph Waldo Emerson is classified as a...
a)
Romantic
b)
Transcendentalist
52.
Some people consider Romanticism to be the ANTITHESIS of Transcendentalism.
a)
True
b)
False
53.
Which of the two literary movements believe in an inherent darkness in human nature?
a)
Romanticism
b)
Trancendentalism
54.
Why did Edgar Allan Poe use VAGUE SETTINGS?
a)
To create an unrecognizable world to force readers to use their imagination
b)
He was not mentally stable enough to develop them more
c)
He had a hard time deciding on concrete settings
55.
During which historical event was "The Pit and the Pendulum" written?
a)
World War 2
b)
The Spanish-American War
c)
The Spanish Inquisition
d)
The colonization of the United States
56.
How was the narrator saved in "The Pit and the Pendulum"?
a)
A hand pulls him back just as he falls into the pit (General LaSalle)
b)
The rats stop the pendulum for hitting him
c)
The pit suddenly closes and the door above him opens; he climbs up and out
57.
What does the narrator do when he thinks his cat is ignoring him?
a)
He lets it go outside
b)
He cuts its eye out
c)
He hangs it
d)
He kicks it in the head
58.
A common element that Poe uses in his writing is...
a)
suspense
b)
dark, gloomy settings
c)
imagery
d)
all of these
59.
Which of the following is an example of modern day slavery?
a)
Sex trafficking
b)
Child labor
c)
Forced marriages
d)
All of the above
60.
Why does Douglass not know his birth date?
a)
He is not smart enough
b)
Slave owners keep their slaves ignorant
c)
He doesn't care to know it as he would not celebrate his birth
61.
Who is most likely Douglass' father?
a)
Captain Anthony
b)
Mr. Covey
c)
Captain Auld
d)
Mr. Severe
62.
What early event does Douglass connect with his introduction to the horrors of slavery?
a)
Being starved for months on end
b)
The whipping of his Aunt Hester
c)
The kidnapping of his sister
d)
His own first beating
63.
Which of the following is one of Douglass' interpretations of slave songs?
a)
Calls to action
b)
Expressions of anguish
c)
A way to pass time
d)
Pointless noise that will not change anything
64.
Where was Douglass born?
a)
Tuckahoe, Maryland
b)
Baltimore, Maryland
c)
New York
d)
Bedford, Massachusetts
65.
Slave narratives have all of the following except:
a)
mental and physical abuse
b)
a quest for freedom and literacy
c)
a descent into madness
d)
details of the loss of family or family ties
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