Unit 01 Lit Review Flashcards

Recall plots, themes and settings of selections in Unit 01.

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1
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What was the name of the town where Miss Dove taught school for 30 years?

A

Liberty Hill

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2
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At what school did Miss Dove teach?

A

Cedar Grove Elementary School

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3
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What world event had scattered Miss Dove’s former students?

A

war (WW2)

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4
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What part of the war had Thomas Baker been in, and what had happened to him?

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Pearl Harbor; his ship had been bombed and he had been stranded on a raft for days without food or water

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5
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Who wrote the letter that caused such a stir?

A

Thomas Baker

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6
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In the letter, what had Thomas asked his brother to do for him?

A

to give Miss Dove a kiss

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7
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What is the theme of “Education, Our Own Work?

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A disciplined and educated mind (genius) is the result of our efforts.

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8
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What is the great object of education?

A

to discipline the mind

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9
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What is the theme of “A School of Facts?”

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It is unrealistic to think that everything in life must be based on facts.

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10
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According to the government officer, why were pictures of horses not allowed on wall paper?

A

because horses do not walk on walls, it was not factual to portray them that way.

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11
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According to the government officer, what is Taste?

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Taste is fact. (anything not factual is not tasteful)

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12
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What was the weather like on the morning of the garden party?

A

ideal, perfect

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13
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What is a marquee?

A

a tent

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14
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Who went to oversee the workmen assembling the marquee?

A

Laura

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15
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Why did Laura want to stop the party?

A

A man down the lane had died in an accident.

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16
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What distracted Laura from her concern for the dead man and his family?

A

a hat

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17
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What did Mrs. Sheridan send to the widow and her children?

A

a basket of leftover sandwiches and cream puffs

18
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Who came to fetch Laura after she delivered the food?

A

Laurie, her brother

19
Q

Who said, “I could beat her [Miss Dove] with my littler finger”? and in what work?

A

Thomas Baker

Good Morning, Miss Dove

20
Q

From which work is, “The first and great object of education is, to discipline the mind.”?

A

Education, Our Own Work

21
Q

“What is called Taste is only another name for Fact.” Give the work and speaker

A

A School of Facts

the government officer

22
Q

“Forgive my hat.” Work, speaker, to whom?

A

The Garden-Party
Laura Sheridan
the dead man

23
Q

Name the character and the work:

Liberty Hill’s renowned geography teacher

A

Miss Dove

Good Morning, Miss Dove

24
Q

Name the character and the work:

mischievous 6th grader who gives Miss Dove a kiss

A

Randy Baker

Good Morning, Miss Dove

25
Q

Name the character and the work:

used lessons learned from his teacher to sustain himself as he floated on a raft in the Pacific Ocean

A

Thomas Baker

Good Morning, Miss Dove

26
Q

Name the character and the work:

red-haired girl who observes that Randy’s kiss was like pinning “a medal on Miss Dove”

A

Jincey Webb

Good Morning, Miss Dove

27
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Name the character and the work:

man of realities; as director of a “model school,” he wants children to learn only facts

A

Mr. Thomas Gradgrind

A School of Facts

28
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Name the character and the work:
girl who is unable to define a horse and would carpet a room with representations of flowers; sentimental figure in the story

A

Sissy Jupe

A School of Facts

29
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Name the character and the work:
interested only in facts; says that horses on wallpaper and flowers on carpet are not tasteful because they are not factual

A

government official

A School of Facts

30
Q

Name the character and the work:

sentimental girl who wants to cancel the party

A

Laura

The Garden-Party

31
Q

Name the character and the work:

carter who is killed in an accident

A

Mr. Scott

The Garden-Party

32
Q

Name the character and the work:

Laura’s brother

A

Laurie

The Garden-Party

33
Q

Name the character and the work:

Laura’s mother; wants to send party leftovers to the grieving family

A

Mrs. Sheridan

The Garden-Party

34
Q

Name the author:

Good Morning, Miss Dove

A

Frances Gray Patton

35
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Name the author:

“A School of Facts”

A

Charles Dickens

36
Q

In what country was Dickens born?

A

England

37
Q

Many of Dickens’s works deal with the ____ conditions of his day?

A

social/poor

38
Q

Dickens lived and wrote during which century?

A

nineteenth (1800s)

39
Q

Name the author:

The Garden-Party

A

Katherine Mansfield

40
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Where was Katherine Mansfield born?

A

New Zealand