American Literature Quiz 13 (20 MCQs)

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1. Dull, uninteresting; tiresome; lacking sharpness and flavor
2. Comparing two things that are not alike, using words such as "like", "as", or "than"
3. Primary sources are written .....
4. A feature of a poem in which the last words or two lines rhyme with one another
5. A traditional story that explains how life began
6. Respectful
7. Writing about real persons, places, and events; concerned with factual information
8. Lumber industry, fishing
9. To make a raucous noise:to yell
10. Writing that ridicules or scorns people and things, showing their failures
11. One of the keys to North American expansion was:
12. You could hear the sarcasm in her voice as she said how much she liked her job.
13. One of the main reasons why the northern colonies had small farms and the southern states had large plantations that led to the use of slaves was .....
14. Identify the item that indicates the part of speech of the word "contiguous."
15. Deceptive; misleading
16. Passed through safely
17. Comparison of 2 or more unlike things using 'like' or 'as'
18. The auction of Ming dynasty vases brought together ..... and collectors of Chinese art from all over the world.
19. Define POINT OF VIEW.
20. Not to be avoided or evaded:NECESSARY(adj) I was told, pretty ....., to check my pockets before putting my clothes in the washer.