Question Question 1 1. The wicked witch and the big bad wolf are examples of A. protagonists. B. dynamic characters. C. archetypes. D. anecdotes. Question 2 2. What type of story is made up of extended symbolism? A. An allegory B. A myth C. A speech D. An anecdote Question 3 3. Which of the following defines the term “rhetoric”? A. Words that are based solely on […]
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Question Question 1 1. The final two lines of Shakespeare’s “Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer’s Day?” promises the subject of his sonnet A. immortality. B. undying devotion. C. unfading youth. D. an endless summer. Question 2 2. Similes and metaphors are both considered types of A. musical terms. B. song lyrics. C. figurative language. D. epic poetry. Question 3 3. In “Shall I Compare
Question Question 1 1. Hopkins’s use of “seared,” “bleared,” and “smeared” is an example of A. simile. B. metaphor. C. assonance. D. alliteration. Question 2 2. Allusions are defined as A. references to things, places, people, and events outside of the reading selection. B. verses that are written without end rhymes and without any kind of strict meter. C. types of figurative language that
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Question Question 1 1. When reading a play, the reader has to imagine the A. final outcome in the last section of the play. B. details of setting and characters’ appearance. C. style of language the playwright has chosen. D. lines of conversation between characters. Question 2 2. When humanism spread and affected literature, authors and dramatists began writing about A. human
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Question Question 1 1. If your goal is to obtain information about laws governing special education policies in elementary schools, which of these searches would return the best results? A. Education elementary schools B. Special education laws elementary schools C. Governing education policies D. Special education laws Question 2 2. Before beginning an Internet search to find supporting information for your
Question Question 1 1. Which of the following is the correct format for an MLA in-text citation for an article with no known author? A. (“Title” page) B. [“Title” page] C. (Title page) D. “Title” page Question 2 2. MLA style requires a header on each page that’s located how far from the top of the page? A. One inch B. One-third inch
Required to read let us now praise famous men, part two (Question)Clearly, Agee provides numerous details on shelter. Which details do you find more valuable, and why? Required to read let us now praise famous men, on the porch 2 Question to answer is below 1. Clothing, 1. education, 1. work (Question)Agee focuses on clothing,
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Question 2: Can you think of any examples of magical thinking from your own life? Question 3: How does magic differ from science? Do non-Western people have science? Question 4: Astrology in mainstream American culture is sometimes labeled as entertainment (e.g., horoscopes are in the entertainment section of the newspaper). However, many people take them
Reflect on what have you learned in your recent study of the New Testament and answer one of the following prompts: What part of our study of the New Testament changed the way you think or feel? Identify the part and describe the change you are experiencing. Assuming you are new to the Bible,
Question 1: How does the nature of the gods, how they are conceived of in a particular society, influence the nature of the rituals that are conducted? Question 2: How do we know when someone is dead? What do you think of brain death as the criteria? Would you personally be willing to be an
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