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Published: Saturday, 24 January 2015 17:00

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Quiz Preview | Go back   Student's Name appears here | Course Name appears here | QuizStar 10 Cultual Literacy e-h Quiz Directions Directions:     1. Answer the questions below by clicking the button next to the best answer choice or typing your correct answer. Each question's answers are in grey. 2. At the end of every page click the next button to move forward to the next page. DO NOT HIT THE BROWSER'S BACK BUTTON! 3. On the last page of the Quiz you will be able to see which questions are unanswered, are answered and have been flagged.  questions:     1. 1 pts. George Eliot is the nom de plume of Mary Ann Evans, meaning:    A. George is his real name, and he writes as Mary B. Mary is her real name, and she writes as George C. George is in love with Mary D. George is envious of Mary E. Both are ficticious names Flag this question for later review   2. 1 pts. What kind of language did T.S. Eliot encourage in poetry?    A. very big words B. French C. ordinary D. none at all Flag this question for later review   3. 1 pts. Whose was the face that launched a thousand ships, according to Marlowe?    A. Elizabeth Bennet B. Frankenstein C. Mr. Hyde D. Helen of Troy E. George Eliot Flag this question for later review   4. 1 pts. In the play Doctor Faustus by Christopher Marlowe, the main character makes which deal?    A. A deal for a new car B. A deal with his son to sell the family business C. A deal with the devil to have successs D. A deal with Dr. Frankenstein to have eternal life E. A deal with Robert Frost to go on a road trip Flag this question for later review   5. 1 pts. Who Am I? An oversized square brow, metal bolts in neck and forehead, greenish skin, fantastically strong, larger than most men, and brought back from being dead.    A. Dracula B. The Frankenstein Monster C. Dr. Frankenstein D. Hamlet E. Mr. Hyde Flag this question for later review   6. 1 pts. Robert Frost has a poem called Mending Wall wherein he suggests that people think “good fences make good neighbors.” Why would good fences make good neighbors?    A. They fall apart in bad weather B. You can paint them C. They can listen to you and give advice D. They don't talk to you or bother you Flag this question for later review   7. 1 pts. What type of road would Robert Frost suggest taking if you had to choose between two?    A. the one with clear signs B. the one with clean pavement C. the one nearest to a hospital D. the fastest route E. the one less traveled by, Flag this question for later review   8. 1 pts. Identify where these lines appear: “Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free.”    A. Golden Gate Bridge B. Menomonee Falls High School C. The Constitution D. Statue of Liberty E. Liberty Bell Flag this question for later review   9. 1 pts. What is the setting of Gone With the Wind?    A. Detroit during WWII B. Texas during the Mexican-American War C. An island called Lilliput D. Georgia during the Civil War period E. Nebraska at the turn of the century Flag this question for later review   10. 1 pts. Gulliver's Travels uses fictional situations to poke fun at the real government. This is a technique called_________________.    A. tragedy B. satire C. newsiness D. Yahoo E. cynicism Flag this question for later review   11. 1 pts. Which quote best describes "Life is short, so let's have fun"?    A. Had we but world enough, an time<br>This coyness, Lady; were no crime B. Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, C. Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor; Your Huddled Masses Yearning to Breathe Free D. In the room the women come and go E. To be, or not to be: that is the question Flag this question for later review   12. 1 pts. What does Hamlet avoid doing in the play Hamlet?    A. breaking up with his old lady B. buying a new car for the one stalled in his parents' driveway C. killing his uncle to avenge the murder of his father D. going to the circus E. burning Atlanta when ordered to do so Flag this question for later review   13. 1 pts. The Heart of Darkness title represents what?    A. A region in southern Europe where planes tend to disappear B. A very bad Valentine's Day C. People who are sad D. A dark chocolate candy bar E. Location in the African jungle and the evil in human hearts Flag this question for later review

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Quiz Directions  Questions     1. 1 pt(s). George Eliot is the nom de plume of Mary Ann Evans, meaning: A. George is his real name, and he writes as Mary B. Mary is her real name, and she writes as George C. George is in love with Mary D. George is envious of Mary E. Both are ficticious names   2. 1 pt(s). What kind of language did T.S. Eliot encourage in poetry? A. very big words B. French C. ordinary D. none at all   3. 1 pt(s). Whose was the face that launched a thousand ships, according to Marlowe? A. Elizabeth Bennet B. Frankenstein C. Mr. Hyde D. Helen of Troy E. George Eliot   4. 1 pt(s). In the play Doctor Faustus by Christopher Marlowe, the main character makes which deal? A. A deal for a new car B. A deal with his son to sell the family business C. A deal with the devil to have successs D. A deal with Dr. Frankenstein to have eternal life E. A deal with Robert Frost to go on a road trip   5. 1 pt(s). Who Am I? An oversized square brow, metal bolts in neck and forehead, greenish skin, fantastically strong, larger than most men, and brought back from being dead. A. Dracula B. The Frankenstein Monster C. Dr. Frankenstein D. Hamlet E. Mr. Hyde   6. 1 pt(s). Robert Frost has a poem called Mending Wall wherein he suggests that people think “good fences make good neighbors.” Why would good fences make good neighbors? A. They fall apart in bad weather B. You can paint them C. They can listen to you and give advice D. They don't talk to you or bother you   7. 1 pt(s). What type of road would Robert Frost suggest taking if you had to choose between two? A. the one with clear signs B. the one with clean pavement C. the one nearest to a hospital D. the fastest route E. the one less traveled by,   8. 1 pt(s). Identify where these lines appear: “Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free.” A. Golden Gate Bridge B. Menomonee Falls High School C. The Constitution D. Statue of Liberty E. Liberty Bell   9. 1 pt(s). What is the setting of Gone With the Wind? A. Detroit during WWII B. Texas during the Mexican-American War C. An island called Lilliput D. Georgia during the Civil War period E. Nebraska at the turn of the century   10. 1 pt(s). Gulliver's Travels uses fictional situations to poke fun at the real government. This is a technique called_________________. A. tragedy B. satire C. newsiness D. Yahoo E. cynicism   11. 1 pt(s). Which quote best describes "Life is short, so let's have fun"? A. Had we but world enough, an time<br>This coyness, Lady; were no crime B. Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, C. Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor; Your Huddled Masses Yearning to Breathe Free D. In the room the women come and go E. To be, or not to be: that is the question   12. 1 pt(s). What does Hamlet avoid doing in the play Hamlet? A. breaking up with his old lady B. buying a new car for the one stalled in his parents' driveway C. killing his uncle to avenge the murder of his father D. going to the circus E. burning Atlanta when ordered to do so   13. 1 pt(s). The Heart of Darkness title represents what? A. A region in southern Europe where planes tend to disappear B. A very bad Valentine's Day C. People who are sad D. A dark chocolate candy bar E. Location in the African jungle and the evil in human hearts

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