FINALS MIX REVIEW

Question 1

is a Japanese poem.

Answer 1

Haiku

Question 2

● It is developed from the hokku, the opening three lines of a longer poem called

Answer 2

tanka

Question 3

is known as the greatest master of haiku

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Matsuo Bashō

Question 4

Haikus are commonly written in association with

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nature and anything natural.

Question 5

The Fisherman and the Jinni is a part of the many stories in One Thousand
and One Nights, told by

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Scheherazade

Question 6

It is about a Fisherman who happens to catch a sealed copper jar. Opening it,
it releases a furious jinni, who had been imprisoned and abandoned deep in
the waters, vowed to kill the person who will set him free.

Answer 6

The Fisherman and the Jinni

Question 7

In the end, the Fisherman is able to bring the jinni back in the copper jar,
sealing it off and warned everyone of the

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treacherous jinni.

Question 8

It is a story inside a story framework.

Answer 8

The Fisherman and the Jinni

Question 9

In the story, the Jinni, King Yunan, and King Sinbad were all gullible enough
and caused death to others. This leads to them

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getting killed or sent into
sorrow.

Question 10

The Decameron is written by

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Giovanni Boccaccio

Question 11

It involves ____________ and women fleeing Florence during the Black
Plague.

Answer 11

10 young men

Question 12

They stay at a villa, and to pass time, they took turns of sharing a total of

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100 stories

Question 13

In the third day, _______ is the queen of the day

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Neifile

Question 14

The theme is of the decameron is about

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people
who achieved their desires by their own efforts

Question 15

is the story teller of
the third story.

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Dioneo

Question 16

It is about ________ , a non-Christian girl from Gafsa, turns hermit in wanting to
learn how to serve the Almighty, and is taught by Rustico the monk.

Answer 16

Alibech

Question 17

She is taught how to put thr Devil back in Hell.

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Alibech

Question 18

Her family died, became the wife of

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Neerbale

Question 19

The Necklace is a short story written by the French writer

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Guy de
Maupassant.

Question 20

It is about Mathilde Loisel, a young beautiful woman, who is not content with
her life. For a party she will attend to, she borrowed a necklace from her
friend, Madamme Jeanne Forrestier. She happened to lose the necklace, and
decided to replace it, buying a ________ worth of necklace. She paid the
debt, and lived in utter poverty. She then found out that the one she lost is
only just an imitation.

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36,000 francs

Question 21

The themes of the necklace are

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contentment, honesty

Question 22

One of the morals of the necklace is

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to be contented and live by your means.

Question 23

The Lamb is from

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Songs of Innocence.

Question 24

The Tyger is from

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the Songs of Experience.

Question 25

The Lamb and The Tyger are both written by

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William Blake.

Question 26

The Lamb represents

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the creations of God, often associated with Jesus and our faith.

Question 27

The Tyger is about

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how God can also create fierce yet beautiful creatures.

Question 28

The form of hid works are reminiscent of children's nursery rhymes, with

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six quatrains (four-line stanzas) rhymed with AABB pattern.

Question 29

The World is Too Much with Us is a sonnet written by the English poet

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William Wordsworth.

Question 30

he criticized the world of the First Industrial Revolution for being absorbed in materialism amd distancing itself from the nature.

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William Wordsworth.

Question 31

Shakespearean Sonnets are written by

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William Shakespeare

Question 32

It is composed of 154 sonnets, divided into two categories:

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(1) written for a young man, and (2) for a dark lady.

Question 33

The Lament is written by

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Anton Chekhov

Question 34

It is about a father's sorrow and anguish, grieving over the loss of his only son. He is a sledgeman. He wants to share the story to others, but they fell on deaf ears.

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The Lament

Question 35

In the end, he was able to share the story but not with humans—it is his _______, who listened to him while he feeds her hay

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mane

Question 36

The themes of the lament is

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grief, dehumanization, and hierarchy.

Question 37

The Metamorphosis is a novella written by

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Franz Kafka in 1915

Question 38

It tells the story of the traveling salesman, Gregor Samsa, who wakes up one morning to find himself transformed into a huge insect and struggles emotionally to adjust to his condition.

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The Metamorphosis

Question 39

The Metamorphosis talks about

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how isolation, alienation, and dehumanization greatly affect ones mental state.

Question 40

Works written about isolation and alienation are described as

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Kafkaesque