Literature Unit 5 Flashcards

1
Q

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
Q

Satire

A

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

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6
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Tone

A

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

A

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
Q

Mary Elizabeth Coleridge was an __________ poet and novelist

A

English

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10
Q

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?

A

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
Q

Who was considered the greatest of all German dramatist?

A

Friedrich Von Shiller

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15
Q

Who wrote Excelsior?

A

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

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16
Q

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
Q

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
Q

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
Q

Who wrote The Elixir?

A

George Herbert

26
Q

George Herbert was a great _________ Christian poet from a noble _____ family

A

English; Welch

27
Q

Who wrote A Retrieved Reformation?

A

O. Henry

28
Q

Who wrote My Father’s Hands?

A

Calvin R. Worthington

29
Q

Who wrote Pleasures of Knowledge?

A

Sydney Smith

30
Q

Who wrote The Way?

A

John Oxenham

31
Q

Who wrote Hinds’ Feet on High Places

A

Hannah Hurnard