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Mrs. Desmond - LA 11
Realism and Naturalism Quiz
Please review all relevant notes, study guides, and text readings.
A realist has to be acutely observant and deal honestly with her/her characters.
T/F
TRUE
A realist writer has to find meaning and entertaining elements in the commonplace. T/F
TRUE
Naturalists did not have their universe defined and questioned fate.
T/F
FALSE
(To be true, you have to write, what ___________, please check your text.)
Frank Norris was an author who used local color and regionalism.
T/F
FALSE
(To be true, you have to write, what_________, please check your text.)
Bret Harte wrote "The Jumping Frog of Calaveras County." T/F
FALSE
(To be true, you have to write Mark Twain).
Local color is a part of regionalism.
T/F
TRUE
Regionalism in literature is the tendency among certain authors to write about specific geographic areas. T/F
TRUE
Willa Cather wrote The Awakening.
T/F
FALSE
(To be true, you have to write Kate Chopin).
Dialect is a part of local color.
T/F
TRUE
Local color is the use in a lierary work of characters and details unique to a particular area. Local color can only be created by dialect and customs. T/F
FALSE
List two REALIST and two NATURALIST authors along with their works.
Please review this essay question, and prepare a response based on your class notes and text.
Define and discuss the differences between REALISM and NATURALISM.
Please review this essay question, and prepare a response based on your class notes and text.
The Naturalists believed that a person's fate was controlled by what?
environment, heredity, and chance
Realism emerged as a reaction against __________ after being disillusioned by _________________.
Romanticism, the Civil War
Who originated the philosphy of Naturalism?
Emile Zola
Characters in naturalist works usually conduct themselves with what?
strength and dignity in the face of struggle
Who was the leading realist author during this era?
William Dean Howells
How did Samuel Langhorne Clemens' pen name originate?
the verbal "call" made announcing safety in steamboat travel.
What is the name of the technique where the reader observes thoughts of the character, directly as coming from his/her mind?
stream of consciousness
What is the name of the point of view that is third person, but only reveals the thoughts and feelings of only one character?
limited
What type of irony is used when mrs. Mallard suddenly dies?
situational
What type of irony is used when we know Mrs. Mallard feels freedom and the characters have no idea of her revelation?
dramatic
What is Twain's source of inspiration for his work?
boyhood experiences
What is Kate Chopin's theme of choice that ran through many of her works?
feminism or Louisiana
This author was last seen in Mexico, and still today his death remains a mystery?
Ambrose Beirce
What is another name for Union soldiers or the Union side during the Civil War?
Federal or Yankee
What type of literature is known as "slice of life?"
Realism
Which naturalist novel earned over one million dollars for its author?
The Call of the Wild
What type of writing is meant to evoke laughter?
humor
What literary technique or term is used to describe exaggeration on purpose for its effect?
hyperbole
The following is an example of what type of technique? "I said nuthin', feller,"
dialect
What type of narrator shows no emotion during his/her storytelling?
deadpan
Chose 2 of 3 essay questions: For example,
Discuss man's relationship in "To Build a Fire," with nature, analyzing how the short story follows naturalist theory.
Another example, for an essay question as follows:
Present two theme presented in "The Story of an Hour," and discuss the significance of these themes to the reader by providing clear examples.
Study the elements of a good essay....
and incorporate that into your responses to the essay questions.
For a bonus, find five literary eras covered in this class so far.
List at least five, as the teacher has covered more than five this semester.