Unit 2 Test-- FINAL EXAM Flashcards

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True or false

The theme for Tom Walker story is: You cant beat the devil at his own game

A

True

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True or False

The characters of Tom Walker and his wife are stereotypes that we call flat characters

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True

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True or False The description of the “tall trees” calls to mind the words “tall sinners”

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True

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True or False In Irving’s “The Devil & Tom Walker”, the setting is first described realistically and then supernatural elements are added

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True

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True or False The “tall sinners” in the Tom Walker story are doomed men who became wealthy through their work in the establishment of orphanages

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False

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True or False the plot of “The Devil & Tom Walker” is: a man sells his soul to the devil

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True

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How long does the prologue’s reper kicked insistent meter set the mood for “The Song of Hiawatha”?

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It echoes the rhythm of tom-toms, as a powwow

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Which statement does not apply to the stanzas in the “The Tide Rises, The Tide Falls”?

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The stanzas have no regular pattern of rhyme

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Which word best describes Longfellow’s attitude toward death in “The Tide Rises, The Tide Falls”?

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Accepting

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In line 1 of the prologue to “The Song of Hiawatha”, what is the meaning of the question “whence these stories”?

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“Where did these stories come from?”

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In “The Song of Hiawatha,” Longfellow believes that Native American tales derive their power from what source?

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Nature itself, whose spirit is expressed in native peoples and their cultures

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The stories to be told in “The Song of Hiawatha” are taken from what sources?

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Native American legends

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The five line stanzas of “The Tide Rises, The Tide falls” are called

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Cinquains

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In “The Tide Rises, The Tide Falls” when does the curlew call?

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Twilight

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What broader meaning might be signified by the image of the tide in the line “And the tide rises, the tide falls”?

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Life’s cyclical enduring nature

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Which sentence best summarizes the prologue to the Song of Hiawatha?

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The prologue introduces traditional stories from Native American culture

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What is “one condition which need not be mentioned, being generally understood in all cases where the devil grants favors”?

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Tom’s giving his soul to the devil

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What is the significance of Tom’s finding most of all the trees in the forest each “marked with the name of some great man of the colony?”

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Carved into the trees in the Devil’s forest are names of those who made a deal with him

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Tom’s wife is a stereotype of

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A nagging, shrewish wife

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What seems to be Tom’s prime motivation in agreeing to the devils terms?

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Which of these details most clearly suggest that the figureTom meets is the devil?

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His eyes are red, and he is covered with soot.

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According to the speaker in Thanatopsis, what will happen to him after death?

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His body will become part of nature

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The title Thanatopsis means

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A vision of death

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Old Ironsides was the nickname of

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The U.S.S. Consitution, a War of 1812 battleship

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Which of these qualities does Holmes Poem attribute to old Ironsides?
Heroism