Abeka Grade 10 World Literature Test 6 (Semester Exam)

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"forgive my hat"

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"The Garden-party"

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"into each life some rain must fall,/some days must be dark and dreary"

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"The Rainy Day"

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"this thou perceivest, which makes thy love more strong, to love that well which thou must leave ere long"

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"Sonnet LXXIII: That Time of Year"

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"I know how the caged bird feels, alas!"

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"Sympathy"

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"How they tinkle, tinkle, tinkle,/in the icy air of night"

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"The Bells"

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"his queer long coat from heel to head/was half of yellow and half of red"

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"Pied Piper of Hamelin"

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British author who created Sherlock Holmes

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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

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Russian novelist

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Leo Tolstoy

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English poet of Italian ancestry

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Christina Rossetti

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writer from New Zealand

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Katherine Mansfield

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19th-century Victorian poet

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Alfred Lord Tennyson

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English writer of metrical Psalms

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Isaac Watts

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Only American to have his bust placed in the Poet's Corner of Westminster Abbey

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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

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French author who is best known for his novels Les Misérables and The Hunchback of Notre Dame

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Victor Hugo

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American poet who wrote about New England rural life

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Robert Frost

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an opposing character or rival

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antagonist

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poetry with no metrical pattern

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free verse

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correspondence of sounds

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rhyme

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the main character or rival

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protagonist

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group of four lines

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quatrain

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occurrence of rhythm at regular intervals

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meter

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regular recurrence of sound or motion

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rhythm

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unrhymed iambic pentameter

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blank verse

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"the Squire's sister, as well as the doctor's wife--a double dignity, with which her diameter was in direct proportion"

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Mrs. Kimble

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found dead in the snow

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Molly Farren

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"she was the person always first thought of in ravel when there was an illness or death in a family"

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Dolly Winthrop

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drowned in the Stone-pits

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Dunstan Cass

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Raveloe's rector

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Mr. Crackenthorp

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"as for her own person, it gave the same idea of perfect unvarying neatness as the body of a little bird"

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Nancy Lammeter Cass

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orphan found on a hearth

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Eppie Marner

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wheelwright

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Ben Winthrop

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"for I am ugly--there's no denying that: I feature my father's family"

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Priscilla Lammeter

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tailor and parish clerk

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Mr. Macey

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innkeeper

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Mr. Snell

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married Silas's fiancee

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William Dane

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"I wanted to pass for childless once"

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Godfrey Cass

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What form of poetry did Robert Browning perfect?

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the dramatic monologue

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sonnet made up of three quatrains and a couplet

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English

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central idea which gives a work meaning

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theme

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arrangement of incidents or events in a story

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plot

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What is the "IT" in "I Like to See It Lap the Miles"?

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train

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Pearl S. Buck grew up in what country?

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China

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involves only one syllable

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masculine rhyme

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What subject does Miss Dove teach?

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geography

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Jimmy Valentine changed his name to what?

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Ralph Spencer

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wrote "i thank You God for this most amazing"

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Cummings

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How many lines are in a limerick?

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5

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wrote "The Pied Piper of Hamelin"

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Browning

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To say that a pine tree "sleeps" and "dreams" is an example of what?

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personification

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wrote "The Erl-king"

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Goethe

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Mr. Budd dyed William Strickland's hair what color?

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green

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Leiningen finally conquered the invading ants by doing what?

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flooding his plantation

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Edgar Allen Poe wrote a poem about a ____ tapping at a chamber door.

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raven

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hired man in "The Death of the Hired Man"

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Silas

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In what country did haiku poetry originate?i

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Japan

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What time of year is described in "Sonnet LXXIII: That Time of Year"?

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autumn

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wrote Silas Marner

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George Elliot

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How many lines are in a couplet?

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two

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A Petrarchan sonnet is also called what?

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Italian sonnet

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A sonnet is an example of what?

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fixed form

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In "What Men Live By," Michael learns that men live by what?

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?love

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Psalms use the construction of two or more thoughts in the same pattern called?

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parallelism

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wrote "The Destruction of Sennacherib"

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Byron

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"The and was ours before we were the land's" is an example of what?

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iambic pentameter

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' '

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spondaic

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' curve

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trochaic

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curve '

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iambic

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' curve curve

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dactylic

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curve curve '

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anapestic

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use of rough, harsh sounds

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cacophony

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use of soft, smooth sounds

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euphony

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The Gessler brothers in "Quality" made what?

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boots

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the one most like the Great Stone Face

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Ernest

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wrote "The Great Stone Face"

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Hawthorne

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still higher

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excelsior

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Thomas á Kempis wrote this devotional book

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Of the Imitation of Christ

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wrote "The Inspiration of Mr. Budd"

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Dorothy Sayers