American Literature Quiz 10 (60 MCQs)

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1. The ..... shown him by his neighbors after the robbery touched him dearly.
2. An example of this includes iambic pentameter
3. Suddenly reject or abandon (a lover)
4. Which era of American literature is characterized by a focus on individualism, intuition, and the belief in the inherent goodness of people and nature?
5. Put this medicine on your arm and rub it into your skin until it's invisible. It will inhibit the infection's attempt tospread.What does "inhibit" mean?
6. The predicate of a sentence tells us what the subject is or does.
7. Pertaining to under the skin
8. A Long Day's Journey into Night
9. Which of these statements best describes Dos Passos' attitudes towards American cities?
10. Miseries are things that are
11. The opposite of a scintillating performance is a ..... performance
12. It is an object, character or idea used to represent something else.
13. What type of poem is "Because I Could Not Stop for Death" ?
14. What did Krakauer realize about Beck Weathers?
15. The collection of poems titled, Leaves of Grass was written by .....
16. Strife resulting from lack of agreement; dissension
17. Unpleasantly damp and sticky or slimy to touch
18. In 3rd person limited, you get to know the thoughts and feelings of .....
19. Which logical fallacy's definition is "an attempt to support a statement by simply repeating the statement in a different way?"
20. Which novel expressed romantic ideas about the relationship between men and nature?
21. What purpose does a thesis serve?
22. (adj.) rising (adj.) dominant, important or influent (n.) position or state of being dominant or in control
23. True or false:Sarah Kemble Knight's journal is studied because her experiences and behavior were unusual for a woman of her class and time?
24. Traditional verse in poetry that usually rhymes
25. What is the predicate nominative in this sentence?:Lauryn is a dancer.
26. Who died at the end of "The Open Boat"
27. A place of residence
28. What provided the model for Puritan writing?
29. Displaying passionate intensity or enthusiasm; very hot:GLOWING (adj) She felt the ..... heat of the mid-morning sun sting the skin of her arms when she got to the beach.
30. To abstain; shun; avoid
31. Technique of narrating an event that occurred before the point in the story to which the narrator has advanced
32. How many books did James Fenimore Cooper publish in his entire lifetime?
33. Who was the protagonist of "Pursuit of Happyness" ?
34. Defiant behavior; boldness.
35. A SENTIENT has the power of .....
36. Story where the main character goes through a series of trials leading to a final catastrophe which is cause by the character's own flaw or flaws
37. To enlarge; to make something appear greater
38. A verb that connects a word back to the subject
39. True or False:A passive voice verb is generally intransitive
40. Capable of affecting or influencing everything
41. What famous political leader wrote an autobiography?
42. Who wrote Nature?
43. If your car is damaged when someone backs into it in the parking lot, fair recompense would be for the drive who hit your car to
44. Which type of essay requires you to provide requested information?
45. Bless Me, Ultima
46. Which group believed writing should be a tool to help readers understand the Bible and guide their lives?
47. The Catcher in the Rye
48. Scott Fischer's climbing clients are much more experienced mountain climbers than Rob Hall's climbing clients.
49. To contrive a plan means all of the following EXCEPT:
50. Patrick knew that Juliette was sick when he saw the young girl's ..... face.
51. What is the tone of the speaker in "Because I Could Not Stop for Death" ?
52. Use of informal words or slang
53. Histories, journals, personal poems, and sermons were popular during this literary period.
54. What is a two-way process where cultures meet and exchange ideas, beliefs, and cultural practices?
55. What was the main for migration to the US in the c20th?
56. What was Elizabeth Ashbridge (1713-1755) most known for?
57. A snide, partly suppressed laugh, often expressing disrespect.
58. Whichof these is not acharacteristic of Gothic Romanticism?
59. Who was the daughter of the man who slept for 20 years?
60. A substantive that follows another substantive and explains or identifies it