American Literature Quiz 65 (20 MCQs)

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1. A speech by one character in front of others showing their thoughts and feelings
2. Appeal used to persuade an audience by appealing to their emotions
3. When a personal pronoun is used to stand in for a group of people
4. Studying for exams is important for achieving good grades.The word "studying" in this sentence is a
5. The ..... point of view expresses personal experience.
6. The theme of ..... is arguably the most common theme of the Modernist era.
7. The general rushed ..... of fresh troops into the fray as soon as they arrived on the scene.
8. Which group's literature consisted of creation/origin myths and hero stories and was passed on orally
9. The position of the ranchers with the federal state was:
10. Why is it significant that "The Star-Spangled Banner" was written during a time of war?
11. In what way does Emily Dickinson's representation of death in the poem "Because I Could Not Stop for Death" differ from the conventional view of death?
12. Just as Tom was a fan of the books, Jim was a fan of:
13. What is the only cure for HACE or HAPE?
14. Identify the item that indicates the part of speech of the word "rejoinder."
15. Passive voice verb
16. As the storm approached, the captain steered his ship to the .....
17. Define CAUSAL OVERSIMPLIFICATION.
18. What is the main similarity between The Great Gatsby, Pursuit of Happyness, and Winter Dreams?
19. Which type of essay requires you to address a counter claim?
20. Jack's only complaint was that the ..... he was paid hardly reflected the responsibility placed upon him.