Literature Unit 5 Flashcards

1
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What does the theme of a story mean?

A

The theme is the central idea which gives the story meaning; it is the interpretation of the events (plot) and persons (characters) in the story from which we learn some truth of human experience

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2
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Verbal irony

A

Saying the opposite of what is meant

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3
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Dramatic irony

A

Contrasting what a character says and what a reader or audience knows to be true

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4
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Irony of situation

A

Presenting a discrepancy between appearance and reality or between expectation and fulfillment

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5
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Satire

A

Ridicule of human folly or vice with the purpose of correcting it

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6
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Tone

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The tone of a literary piece is the manner in which the writer deals with his subject and the general effect it is meant to have on it audience (Way he/she feels and wants reader to feel when reading their book)

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7
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Allegory

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A narrative or description in which the character, places, and other items are symbols

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8
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Who wrote After St. Augustine?

A

Mary Elizabeth Coleridge

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9
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Mary Elizabeth Coleridge was an __________ poet and novelist

A

English

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10
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Who wrote Of the Imitation of Christ?

A

Thomas Á Kempis

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11
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Where was Thomas Á Kempis born?

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Germany. (He went to the Netherlands as a youth to become an Augustinian monk)

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12
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Who wrote The Practice of the Presence of God

A

Brother Lawrence

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13
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Who wrote Three Words of Strength?

A

Friedrich von Schiller

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14
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Who was considered the greatest of all German dramatist?

A

Friedrich Von Shiller

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15
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Who wrote Excelsior?

A

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

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16
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Who built a reputation as the most poplar American poet of the 1800s?

A

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

17
Q

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow was born in _____ and attended _________ College

A

Maine; Bowdoin

18
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After whose death did England honor him by placing a bust of him in the Poet’s Corner of Westminster Abby

A

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

19
Q

Who wrote The Great Stone Face?

A

Nathaniel Hawthorne

20
Q

Nathaniel Hawthorne was one of __________ major writers. He was born in Salem, __________

A

America’s; Massachusetts

21
Q

Who wrote Work?

A

Henry Van Dyke

22
Q

Henry Van Dyke was an __________ clergyman and writer, graduated from _________ University.

A

American; Princeton

23
Q

Who wrote Quality?

A

John Galsworthy

24
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Who was an English novelist and playwright who won the Order of Merit in 1929 and the Nobel Prize for literature in 1932?

A

John Galsworthy

25
Who wrote The Elixir?
George Herbert
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George Herbert was a great _________ Christian poet from a noble _____ family
English; Welch
27
Who wrote A Retrieved Reformation?
O. Henry
28
Who wrote My Father’s Hands?
Calvin R. Worthington
29
Who wrote Pleasures of Knowledge?
Sydney Smith
30
Who wrote The Way?
John Oxenham
31
Who wrote Hinds’ Feet on High Places
Hannah Hurnard