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WorksheetsFinal Exam MC Review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Identify the literary device in the following quotation: “But that the dread of something after death,/ The undiscovered country from whose bourn/ No traveler returns, puzzles the will/ And makes us rather bear those ills we have. Than fly to others that we know not of?”
Paradox
Metaphor
Imagery
Alliteration
Identify the literary device in the following quotation: “They sit in silence for a moment… The topic of London is not finished, he is sure, but merely held for future discussion.”
Foreshadowing
Irony
Satire
Imagery
"At such a time I’ll loose my daughter to him./ To the King./ Be you and I behind an arras then./Mark the encounter.” This quotation is about:
pursuing revenge
reinforcing the social hierarchy
parents deceiving their children
Hamlet’s relationship with Rosencrantz and Guildenstern is:
based on his memories of their past
bound by his sense of loyalty to them
driven by their mutual love
uneasy because he doesn't entirely trust them
What does Minerva say as she’s dying?
Nishin
Goodbye
Kiiwen
Abwaad
When he is confessing his crimes, to whom does King Claudius beg for forgiveness, even though he thinks it will not be granted?
Gertrude
Hamlet
Heaven
Laertes
Which of the following describes a function of the Fortinbras sub-plot in Hamlet:?
It builds suspense and creates dramatic irony for the audience
It develops the element of satire towards power and royalty
It explains King Hamlet’s death
It creates a foil for Hamlet and places emphasis on his motivation
“People are born. Then they die. In between, they perform a lot of pathetic and more or less meaningless actions”. This quotation is about:
being responsible for oneself and those one loves
how friendship can help motivate people
the feeling of futility or existentialism in life
The feeling of guilt people feel when they’ve acted in a way they think is shameful
This quotation is about: “Mitch had sacrificed himself so I could live, so I had to live. It was the only thing left I could do for him"
the meaning of life and existentialism
the importance of language and storytelling to survival
family loyalty
the pursuit of power and control over others
Which of the following elements is helpful to Conrad on his healing journey?
Relying entirely on Dr. Berger to be his one true friend
Moving forward from the past to not reduce his feelings of guilt and shame
Communication and building meaningful relationships
Identify one of the main contributors to the Beth and Calvin’s split
Calvin’s affair with his receptionist
Lack of communication, especially about difficult topics
Calvin simply does not love Beth like he used to
Beth wants more physical affection from Calvin
What is the significance of Conrad’s visit to the Lazenby’s during the epilogue?
He finally shows courtesy to the family, as Beth suggests, and demonstrates his manners
It shows how Lazenby does not react to negative stereotypes surrounding counselling and therapy at the time
It symbolizes that Conrad has made progress on his healing journey
All of the above
Identify the literary device in the following quotation: “She moved ahead, pushing through the dense bush like a coyote. I was seconds behind her, muscles pumping, face smiling, watching her break free and throw arms forward and back in wide strides"
Metaphor
Simile
Personification
Pun
How does Frenchie feel about his father following their reunion?
He feels small and safe, like a kid again
He ignores him and tries to forget his resentment towards his father for not looking for him
He is glad he finally has his real father back, instead of Miig
What is the significance of RiRi being worried that her boots were previously owned my another Anishinaabe girl?
It demonstrates that RiRi is smarter than the others think she is
It represents a loss of innocence after RiRi hears Story
It provides more background on the world/environment the characters are living in
She doesn’t think this, she thinks they’re candy
