ENGLISH 3RD PERIODICAL EXAM

Question 1

Author of A Dill Pickle

Answer 1

Katherine Mansfield

Question 2

The day Katherine was born and where

Answer 2

October 14, 1888, Wellington New Zealand

Question 3

Secured her reputation because of the story

Answer 3

Bliss (1920)

Question 4

Reacher height with her powers because of

Answer 4

Collection The Garden Party

Question 5

Died because of what and when?

Answer 5

Tuberculosis, January 9, 1924 (34)

Question 6

Helped her achieve some of the success she so desired

Answer 6

The Woman at the Store

Question 7

Her first cousin who wrote Enchanted April

Answer 7

Countess Elizabeth von Arnim

Question 8

Her profession before being a writer

Answer 8

Cellist

Question 9

Was jealous of her work

Answer 9

Virginia Wolf

Question 10

Almost died in 1917 because of?

Answer 10

Pleurisy

Question 11

Years before the ex couple have met

Answer 11

6

Question 12

The Cafe they used to spent with

Answer 12

Kew Gardens

Question 13

Did not pay for the cream because?

Answer 13

It was left untouched

Question 14

Name of the fl

Answer 14

Vera

Question 15

Name of the ml

Answer 15

Man

Question 16

Represents the shifting feelings of Vera in the past and present

Answer 16

Flashbacks

Question 17

The use of memories

Answer 17

Stream of Consciousness

Question 18

Represents their spicy yet sour relationship

Answer 18

Dill Pickle

Question 19

Vacillates between opening and closing herself up to him

Answer 19

Buttoning and unbuttoning of Vera’s collar

Question 20

Little girl in white dress

Answer 20

Virginity

Question 21

Represents fertility

Answer 21

Fruit

Question 22

Main theme of the story

Answer 22

Lost love

Question 23

Analysis prioritize close reading based solely on the text itself, its language, structure, symbols, and themes, and eschews interpretation based on the influence of outside information

Answer 23

Formalist, or New Critic

Question 24

Analysis values the particulars of the time period and location in which the author created the text, as well as any influencing circumstances of the author’s life.

Answer 24

Historical/New Historicist

Question 25

Analysis emphasizes the interpretation of characters’ mental and emotional states, narrative point-of-view, the unconscious potency of symbol and imagery, and/or the psychological implications of linguistic pattern, tone, and word usage

Answer 25

Psychoanalytic, or psycholinguistic

Question 26

Analysis examines the text through the lens of women’s experience and may also consider factors in the publishing or critical reception of the work when influenced by gender norms

Answer 26

Feminist

Question 27

Analysis addresses the text as a material product of the society from which it emerged, with particular attention to socio-economic issues

Answer 27

Marxist

Question 28

nalysis reads the text with strong consideration of “queer” identity and/or “queering” of characters, actions, and/or speech; for example, the cross-dressing and gender switching that occurs in some of Shakespeare’s plays can take on more significance than mere dramatic convention

Answer 28

Queer

Question 29

analysis seeks to reveal the activity of the reader as contributing to — even completing — the meaning of the text by applying his or her own experiences, perspectives and cultural values; this approach is not done personally, but in consideration of “the reader” as a type or a social category.

Answer 29

Reader-Response

Question 30

the attention to the complexity of how cultural views and traditions often fall into more than one category

Answer 30

intersectionality

Question 31

to broaden a reader’s understanding of an author’s work by summarizing, interpreting, and exploring its value

Answer 31

Literary Criticism

Question 32

The theory works with an ideology of ‘Reader existence’

Answer 32

Reader-Response

Question 33

Provide valid examples in criticizing an authors work

Answer 33

Evidence-Based Criticism

Question 34

Asks how the reader is affected, American philosophy that evaluates morality. Response to Naturalism and Romanticism.

Answer 34

Post-Modern Moral Criticism(Neo-Humanist)

Question 35

After WWII Neo Humanism was replaced with Christian Humanism, same goals but uses Christian Beliefs and teachings of morality as its basis.

Answer 35

Christian Humanism

Question 36

Who developed the principal concept of Marxism?

Answer 36

Karl Marx

Question 37

refers to the absence or underdevelopment of connections between a society and the grouping of certain of its members

Answer 37

Fragmentation

Question 38

Marx mentioned two main classes in a capitalist system. What is the “capitalist class” called?

Answer 38

Bourgeois

Question 39

Marx mentioned two main classes in a capitalist system. What is the “working class” called?

Answer 39

Proletariat