Unit 4 Authors, Definitions, and Quotes Flashcards

1
Q

what did little Noll give to prince Charles?

A

a punch in the nose

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2
Q

how long did it take Loisels to earn the money for the necklace?

A

10 years

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3
Q

What did toad steal?

A

a car

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4
Q

what animals took over toad hill?

A

stoats and weasels

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5
Q

whom does God protect and deliver in “Of Humble Submission”?

A

the humble man

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6
Q

what did Daisy continually complain about?

A

her toothache

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7
Q

during which time period did “A Slice of Humble Pie” take place

A

world war 1 (specifically 1915

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8
Q

what happened the day before rilla’s concert

A

Mrs.Channing cancelled her concert

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9
Q

what was rilla’s humble pie

A

having to ask Irene to sing

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10
Q

what did Rilla say she would never leave a room without doing?

A

checking to see if her shoes match

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11
Q

a truth expressed in the form of an apparent contradiction

A

paradox

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12
Q

a poems established rhythm

A

meter

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13
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a group of lines usually containing the same meter and rhyme scheme

A

stanza

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14
Q

a turn of events at the end of a story; used to make the story more exciting

A

surprise ending

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15
Q

the pattern in a line of poetry consisting of one accented syllable and one or two unaccented syllables

A

foot

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16
Q

literature that deals with everyday characters placed in usual,routine,or plausible situations; a truthful representation of life

17
Q

a humorous break within literary work, such as a tragedy, designed to relieve dramatic or emotional tension

A

comic relief

18
Q

the characters from A Start in Life who hired Daisy to help with their children

A

Elmer and enda kruse

19
Q

the character from Lost on Dress Parade who pretended to be a rich young man and took a ‘poor shop girl’ to a nice diner

A

Mr. towers Chandler

20
Q

the character from Oliver Cromwell who punched young prince Charles and beheaded charles when he was older

A

Noll cromwell

21
Q

character in The Necklace who worked for 10 years to pay off a real diamond necklace, only to realize that the original was fake

A

madame Loisel

22
Q

character in Oliver Cromwell who was an arrogant little boy and got punched in the nose, just to grow up keeping the same personality and get beheaded by his childhood enemy

A

king Charles

23
Q

the character from The Further Adventures of Toad who rescued toad and told him to appreciate his friends

24
Q

the character from Lost on Dress Parade who pretended to be a shop girl and hurt her ankle, which led to her having dinner with a pretend-rich young man

A

miss marian

25
Q

the character from A Start in Life who wanted to begin her new job but quickly realizes it is not as she pictured

A

daisy switzer

26
Q

the character from A Slice of Humble Pie who was shallow and proud, but deined to help Rilla with her concert

A

Irene Howard

27
Q

the character from The Necklace who let madame loisel her fake diamond necklace

A

madame forestier

28
Q

the character from A Slice of Humble Pie who had to beg Irene to be in the concert and accidentally wore two different shoes

29
Q

Thomas A kempis

A

Of the Imitation of Christ

30
Q

O Henry

A

Lost on Dress Parade

31
Q

Guy de Maupassant

A

The Necklace

32
Q

Nathaniel Hawthorn

A

Oliver Cromwell

33
Q

On the stage of that comedy he had assumed to play the one-night part of a butterfly of fashion and an idler of means and taste

A

Mr. Towers Chandler, Lost on Dress Parade

34
Q

she had no dresses, no jewels, nothing. And she loved nothing but that; she felt made for that

A

The necklace, Madame Loisel

35
Q

some day… you’ll be sorry you didn’t value them while you had them!

A

Water Rat, the further adventures of Toad

36
Q

Hamr not he urchin; for he has taught my son a good lesson, if Heaven do but give him grace to profit by it.

A

King James, Oliver Cromwell

37
Q

Her homely mouth dropped at the corners. Her toothache did not seem to matter to anyone.

A

Daisy Switzer, A start in Life