English III 128: General Review Flashcards

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According to the dictionary, free enterprise ___.

A

provides for an economy in which the government has very little control over private business and industry

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What four things influenced transportation during the Period of Transition?

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  • completion of the transcontinental road
  • first train-driven bicycle
  • first successful airplane flight
  • “Model T” Ford
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Provide a list of ways in which a realistic character may be developed.

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  • Give the character a single, outstanding character quality
  • Describe the physical appearance
  • Describe his actions
  • Show how he responds to others and how others respond to him
  • Relate his thoughts
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4
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“I Hear America Singing”

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Walt Whitman

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“A Ballad of Trees and the Master”

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Sidney Lanier

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“Richard Cory”

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Edwin Arlington Robinson

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“God Fashioned the Ship of the World Carefully”

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Stephen Crane

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“Light Over Yonder”

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Fanny Crosby

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The Red Badge of Courage

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Stephen Crane

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“Saviour, More Than Life to Me”

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Fanny Crosby

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“Dare to Be Daniel”

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Philip P. Bliss

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“A Man Said to the Universe”

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Stephen Crane

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13
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“Hold the Fort”

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Philip P. Bliss

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The period between ___ is called the ___.

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1866 to 1914; Period of Transition

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The Period of ___ was from the end of the War Between the States until 1877.

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Reconstruction

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This whole period was spanned by the movement of spiritual renewal called the ___.

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Second Great Awakening

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17
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When men depart from Biblical standards, they become ___ in their philosophy.

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humanistic

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The poem “___” typifies what often happens to those who become disillusioned over material possessions.

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Richard Cory

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___ reminds us that life consists of more than the abundance of material possessions.

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Luke 12:15

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The literary technique of creating a vivid, realistic mental picture of a person is called ___.

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characterization

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Fanny Crosby and Philip P. Bliss were two important ___ of this period.

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poets

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Sidney Lanier, whose poetry often dealt with a Biblical theme, recognized that ___ and ___ are much alike in structure and composition.

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poetry; music

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The bitterness and despair often found in Stephen Crane’s writings are an outgrowth of his rejection of ___ principles.

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Mr. Crane turned to the new philosophy of “___,” which falsely purports that man is a product of his environment.

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naturalism

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*The Adventures of Tom Sawyer*
Mark Twain
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*Life on the Mississippi*
Mark Twain
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*Uncle Remus*
Joel Chandler Harris
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*The Call of the Wild*
Jack London
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"The Old Swimmin'-Hole"
James Whitcomb Riley
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"The Outcasts of Poker Flats"
Bret Harte
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*Under the Lion's Paw*
Hamlin Garland
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*The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn*
Mark Twain
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"When the Frost Is on the Punkin"
James Whitcomb Riley
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*The Origin of Species*
Charles Darwin
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Faithful, God-fearing preachers warned about the dangers of the ___ philosophy of the Period of Transition.
humanistic
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The term "\_\_\_" describes writing that draws attention to regional interests, people or nature.
local color
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\_\_\_, who was from \_\_\_, is known as the "\_\_\_."
James Whitcomb Riley; Hoosier Poet
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"Mark twain" means \_\_\_.
two fathoms, or 12 feet, deep
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Proverbs 1:5 reminds us that "A ___ will hear, and will increase \_\_\_."
wise; learning
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Injustices come to everyone, but a Christian should respond in \_\_\_.
love
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Matthew 5:44 commands ". . . Love your enemies, ___ that curse you, do ___ to them that hate you, and ___ for them which despitefully use you, and persecute you."
bless; good; pray
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"The door-sill of the dwelling house is the foundation of ___ and \_\_\_.
Church; State
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"Those who would have a happy home, . . . let ___ preside in it."
love
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"No nation has ever prospered that has trampled ___ in the dust."
Sunday
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Sentence elements of equal rank are joined by \_\_\_.
coordinating conjunctions
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Either-or is an example of a \_\_\_.
correlative conjunction
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Adverbial clauses are introduced by \_\_\_.
subordinating conjunctions
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Independent clauses may be joined by ___ or \_\_\_.
coordinating conjunctions; conjuctive adverbs
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A ___ shows how a subject is related to some other word in the sentence.
preposition
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Prepositional phrases that modify nouns or pronouns are \_\_\_.
adjectival
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Prepositional phrases that modify verbs are \_\_\_.
adverbial
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Sentence elements that have no grammatical relationship to other sentence parts are called \_\_\_.
independent elements
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Feelings of emotion in a sentence are expressed by \_\_\_.
interjections
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The expletive *there* can never be the ___ of a sentence.
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A ___ consists of a noun followed by a \_\_\_.
nominative absolute; participle
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1 Thessalonions 5: 12, 13
"And we beseech you, brethren, to know them which labor among you, and are over you in the Lord, and admonish you; And to esteem them very highly in love for their work's sake. And be at peace among yourselved."
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