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WorksheetsEnglish Book Quiz 1
Total questions: 111
Worksheet time: 1hrs 23mins
Virgina Woolf
3 Eras Discussed
Elizabethan
Georgian
Edwardian
Victorian
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"Breach" between generations
reniassance
industrial revolution
war of 1812
revolutionary war
Virgina Woolf
Empty cradles symbolize
famine
lower birth rates
death from plague
Virginia Woolf
What impacts the way people read?
literacy rate
age
plot
technology
Virginia Woolf
AOEs related to this essay
Intertextuality and connecting texts
reader writer text
time and space
why we dont read +value novels/read them correctly
boredom/impatience
losing threads of the story
they are made up of familiar real life things
we learn more form dramas and plays
Virginia Woolf
poetry is ________ (not only for the _____)
universal, elite
difficult, public
universal, public
elitist, lower class
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we learn more from classic books
true
false
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list 2 temptations when reading a novel (there are 4 total)
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what does the author critique?
nonfiction books with structure
literary devices
books having a specfiic "form"
books having emotion
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why is it important to annotate?
we dont remember our first impressions of the book
for fun and enjoyment
to analyze the book and its devices
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two connotations of words
literally
metaphorically
figuratively
rhetorically
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what part of the book gives us our "bearings"? (first impressions)
critical reviews
summary
title
first words
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a good writer...
guides you from afar
tells all the answers at the end
holds your hand
lets you figure things out by yourself
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sudden realization why the book was written
realization
epiphany
eureka
euphoria
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reading a book is not "form," but.....
value
analysis
emotion
psychology
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reading or writing a bad book all the way through is ____
patience
a valuable skill
a waste of time
freeing
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danger of reading with too much emotion
limit between safety and disillusionment, 2 extremes
being too related to the book
over analyzing the book on accident and not enjoying it
Virginia Woolf
drama v.s. novel
drama is 100s of years older/advanced
drama is much newer than a novel
novels are much older and more detailied than dramas
novels have more political content than dramas
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what all readers should pay attention to
the plot
author's perspective
literary devices
vocabulary
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novels add to....
our academic understanding of the world around us
the classics of literature
the big life story of all of us (history)
our own intelligence/
knowledge
Virginia Woolf
each _____ brings us more lessons/good books
reader
generation
storyline
author
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youth v.s. maturity of books + authors
youth has vigour and splendour
maturity has virtues
youth has fresher ideas
maturity has deeper morals and meanings
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old novels help with...
literary devices and plots
wisdom for youth
knowledge
fresh views on things
Virgina Woolf
like dramas, we need to...
train ourselves for the art of reading a novel
pay attention to our emotions more when reading
value the author's perspective and beliefs/lessons
take lessons from them to apply to real life
Civil Rights Movement
why will the movement never die?
the movement is powerful and political leaders back it up
there will always be people alive who represent it
it is a sensation among all races
Civil Rights Movement
What has been gained by it? (according to alice walker)
Civil Rights Movement
from our parents or the outside world, we await a...
knowledge
supporting hand
lesson
spark
Civil Rights Movement
what awakened alice
a very valuable friend
discrimination at school
MLK
her mother
Civil Rights Movement
to ____ is to ____
see, feel
feel, exist
know, exist
exist, know
Modest Proposal
setting & time
england during war
ireland during famine
Modest Proposal
swift's solution to hunger, poverty, and useless people
eating children/babies
selling children
sending them to war
Modest Proposal
swift equates women to
men
workers/slaves
livestock/cattle
impoverished people
Modest Proposal
less men = ______
more likely a rebellion because more children are being sold
more babies to eat
less likely a rebellion against england (women cant fight as much)
less babies to eat
Modest Proposal
according to swift, there are more people born 9 months after...
new years
lent
christmas
Modest Proposal
english think its a privelige to leave ireland
true
false
Modest Proposals
if tennants have no money, landlords can...
sell them
kick them out
charge rent by taking their babies
eat their babies
The Ecchoing Green Poem
references a book we read last year
sun also rises
fiela's child
candide
things they carried
The Ecchoing Green
spring symbolizes...
youth
elderly
new beginnings
sadness
Ecchoing Green
a "green" is...
sports field
town square
field in the middle of the village
Ecchoing Green
"old john" has...
knowledge
youth
perspective
wisdom
Ecchoing Green
sun descending means...
getting older/cycle of life
light is fading
death
the end of the day
Such Such Were the Joys
name 1 logos, 1 ethos, 1 pathos example orwell uses in the whole passage
Such Such Were the Joys
age orwell started wetting the bed
7
10
8
9
Such Such Were the Joys
vocab: portentious
Such Such Were the Joys
orwell's school
st cyprians
bournemouth
eton
harrow
Such Such Were the Joys
connection to ib exams
competitive exams for scholarships
rigor and difficulty
school environment
teachers
Such Such Were the Joys
typical teenager descriptions
dichotomy with parents
procrastination
running away from home
fear mongering
Such Such Were the Joys
what parents guilt trip kids with
the opportunity to get an education
growing old
the monetary costs of raising the child
Such Such Were the Joys
a child has little sense of _______ or _______
awareness, knowledge
proportion, probability
empathy, proportion
probability, sense
Such Such Were the Joys
why writing about childhood is tricky
exaggeration/self pity
memory is worse as one grows older
emotion
bias/own lens
Such Such Were the Joys
according to orwell, boyhood is the age of _______
protest
disgust
emotion
hardships
Such Such Were the Joys
vocab: capricious
stable and predictable
strict and serious demeanor
boring and dull
unpredictable or whimsical
Such Such Were the Joys
orwell felt a feeling of dread and doom because...
he cheated on a test
he did not know what he or the others might have done
he snuck around the school
he stood up to a bully
Such Such Were the Joys
all rich kids went to vacation in...
england
scotland
ireland
france
Such Such Were the Joys
according to orwell, people back then thought money could...
give you high class in society
stop adults from beating children
buy your way into heaven
keep people's secrets
Such Such Were the Joys
doing whatever you can to survive even if you feel you dont deserve to live --> connection to...
candide/old lady
silas marner
fiela's child/benjamin
Such Such Were the Joys
irony of protection
only way to stop a bully is to fight them
only way to protect someone is to leave them alone
only way to stop a bully is to let them bully you
only way to protect yourself is to bully others
Such Such Were the Joys
parents have to learn...
to forget about their children when they grow older
that unconditional love is not mutual
that they need to let their child go
to discipline their children forever
Lou Gehrig Baseball
gehrig's reason for retirement
due to a knee injury
tto pursue a coaching career
ALS (loss of muscle/voluntary control)
heart condition
Lou Gehrig Baseball
gehrig's nickname
iron horse
iron fist
lucky
yankee
Lou Gehrig Baseball
reason for his speech
frame the disease as a horrible disaster
gain extra pity
to deflect pity/show life goes on
show gratitude
Lou Gehrig Baseball
audience he addresses
fans
children
fellow athletes
coach
Lou Gehrig Baseball
length of his career
20 years
17 years
15 years
21 years
Lou Gehrig Baseball
who he shows gratefulness to
mom & dad
teammates
future generations
himself
Queen Elizabeth's Speech
her father and mother
Henry VIII
king edward
catherine of aragon
anne boleyn
Queen Elizabeth's Speech
elizabeth had/did...
a large ego and no empathy
smart advisors
emptied prisons
fought on the battlefield with soldiers
Queen Elizabeth's Speech
heart and stomach of a king
logos (men are biologically stronger)
ethos (associate to strong leadership)
pathos (get soldiers emotional about her commitment)
Queen Elizabeth's Speech
list her best interests/lay down for...
Queen Elizabeth's Speech
"enemies of my God..." means
giving ultimate authority to God, us against them
faith to her people
that whoever doesnt fight is a traitor
Queen Elizabeth's Speech
audience
her loving people
british monarchs
spain
Queen Elizabeth's Speech
their enemy/enemies
spanish (Phillip II)
scottish (Kenneth II)
irish (Sechnaill I)
french (Charles IV)
Shooting an Elephant
location
Philippines
Thailand
Cambodia
Burma
Shooting an Elephant
irony of orwell's job
police officer enforces peace but ends up the one mistreated
meant to enforce peace but instead casues violence
he hates the citizens there and the citizens love him
Shooting an Elephant
irony of bhuddist priests
they love all except for their own people
they hate some but love others
holy figures treat others bad = unholy
Shooting an Elephant
why british empire is better than the ones coming after it
new empire is much larger than the old one
more cruel empires
left with a power vaccum
younger empires dont know how to rule
Shooting an Elephant
.44 winchester v.s. elephant significance
symbolizes how oppressors cannot control their subjects
symbolizes how orwell is so small compared to the elephant
symbolizes how orwell feels so small in this country
symbolizes burma not able to triumph over england
Shooting an Elephant
elephant symbolizes 3 things (list)
Shooting an Elephant
dead man imagery significance
how orwell's fate might end up later
like the body of Christ/martyr
the strength of the elephant
the insignificance of human life in the grand scheme of things
Shooting an Elephant
huge and costly piece of machinery =
industrial machines
england
elephant
people of burma
Shooting an Elephant
significance of tusks of elephant after it dies
empire's last triumph before its fall (WWII)
empire is profitable
elephant is only used for monetary purposes
lack of humanity
Shooting an Elephant
the empire/elephant takes no notice of you if you...
run away
join it
leave it alone
fight it
Shooting an Elephant
the story of the elephant represents...
colonialism
value of nature and resources
human life cycle
the cycle of an empire
Shooting an Elephant
when the tyrant tries to appease the people, he...
loses himself
gains more power
manipulates the people
goes insane
Shooting an Elephant
mad dog metaphor for:
an empire at its peak point in history
a crazy person
a "mad" englishman (orwell himself)
an elephant gone wild
Sojourner Truth Ain't I a Woman
"children" audience
logos (there were children present at the convention)
ethos (women commonly referred to as children)
pathos (visualize children of the women)
Sojourner Truth Ain't I a Woman
sojourner gaints ethos/authority by...
calling out men's behavior
putting everyone on the same level
equating herself to the white woman
calling out systemic neglect
Sojourner Truth Ain't I a Woman
pint and quarts
pathos (empathy for the less fortunate)
ethos (knowledge of fairness)
logos (inequality should be corrected, objectively less)
Sojourner Truth Ain't I a Woman
ethos example in text
"Old" sojourner
Christ came fron God and a Woman
Women are strong enough to turn the world
I Will Right No More Forever Chief Joseph
"dead" repetition
ethos (if everyone is dead, he is the only one left and should take authority)
logos (people die from hunger and freezing)
pathos (empathy for all the children who died)
I Will Right No More Forever Chief Joseph
chief joseph was banished to...
idaho
oklahoma
ohio
colorado
I Will Right No More Forever Chief Joseph
one example of pathos from the text
Patrick Henry Liberty or Death
civil discourse is...
the reason why the war will start
important for disagreements
the heart of democracy
treason
Patrick Henry Liberty or Death
"no time for ceremony" =
sad times
depression
civility
urgency
Patrick Henry Liberty or Death
"responsibility we hold to God and our country"
ethos
logos
pathos
Patrick Henry Liberty or Death
siren allusion to...
the Bible
shakespeare
greek mythology
Patrick Henry Liberty or Death
temporal salvation (salvation on earth in this life) is not achieved by covering...
nose
mouth
eyes
ears
Patrick Henry Liberty or Death
"lamp by which feet are guided" and "lamp of experience" allusion to...
Elderly Wisdom of those who came before
Silas Marner
path of Christ, past experiences
Angels
Patrick Henry Liberty or Death
what happened over the ten years leading up to this speech to make the Americans mad?
intolerable acts (taxing, no rep in parliament)
boston tea party
french and indian war
Patrick Henry Liberty or Death
"insidious smile" allusion to
Hamlet
Romeo and Juliet
Othello
King Lear
Patrick Henry Liberty or Death
"betrayed with a kiss" allusion
Judas
Romeo and Juliet
The Godfather
Adam and Eve
Patrick Henry Liberty or Death
the two sides of the story (in relation to England)
petitions
war preparations
intolerable acts
internal conflict
Patrick Henry Liberty or Death
storm coming on metaphor
the revolutionary war/fighting
more opressive rule
new settlements
Native Americans
Patrick Henry Liberty or Death
ultimate message
death > liberty
liberty > slavery
liberty > death
slavery > death
Logos appeals to...
reason
credibility/character
emotions
Ethos appeals to...
reason
credibility/character
emotions
Pathos appeals to...
reason
credibility/character
emotions
2 elements to the rhetoric method (when using logos, ethos, and pathos, keep these in mind...)
credibility
perspective
purpose
audience
[greek] Logos literally means...
"character"
"suffering/
experience"
"word"
"logic"
[greek] Ethos literally means...
"character"
"suffering/
experience"
"word"
"logic"
[greek] Pathos literally means...
"character"
"suffering/
experience"
"word"
"logic"
