B. Fancy

C. Inspiration

D. Decorum

A. Feminist critics

B. Marxist critics

D. Psychological Critics

A. The danger in not recognizing the difference between reality and fiction

B. The conflict between marriages based on love and those based on money

C. The ways in which appearances dont always match realities

A. A feminist term for the state that occurs when texts written by women are not considered in the study of literature

B. A term for the false neuroses expressed in dreams

C. Another term for the unconscious

A. The heros recognition of his tragic flaw

C. The heros recognition of his adversary

D. The heros recognition of his tragic end

B. Texts are examined to see how colonizers and the colonized interact.

C. Texts are examined to determine the authors intent.

D. Texts are examined to see how the formal aspects of the text create meaning.

B. A narrative poem is a poem written in the style of a conversation.

C. A narrative poem is vague and difficult in style.

D. A narrative poem is a poem that does not have a plot or tell a story.

A. wanted to subvert middle class values.

B. had a negative view of human nature.

C. wrote in a hyperrealistic fashion.

A. Judith Butler

B. Hlne Cixous

C. Lucy Irigaray

A. Addison

C. Pope

D. Dryden

A. A term developed by Mikhail Bakhtin

B. A term used to describe how texts include a variety of styles

C. A term used to explain the use of multiple points of view in literature

A. Formalist

B. Reader Response

D. Feminist

A. The psychologies of female writers

B. How women are portrayed in literary texts

D. How women have been socially oppressed in literary texts

B. Identify External Factors Related to the Work

C. Interpret the Play

D. Analyze the Essential Elements of the Play

B. 54

C. 50

D. 48

A. Examining only female-authored literature more critically

B. Considering womens literature outside of its historical context

D. All of the above answers are correct.

A. Toni Morrison

B. Stanley Fish

D. Viktor Shklovsky

B. The power of religious faith

C. The corruptive force of technology

D. Disobedient children

B. They were written by medieval mystics.

C. They explore mysterious religious topics.

D. They involve the solving of a crime.

A. Faruqi actually argues that historical novels do not exist.

B. A historical narrative tells only part of the story surrounding a historical event; a historical novel tells the whole story.

D. A historical narrative and a historical novel are the same thing.

A. Hamlet doubts the proper course of action to take.

B. Hamlet is deeply disturbed by his fathers death.

D. Ophelia dies by drowning.

A. 1798

B. 1801

D. 1802

B. An understanding of how standard histories of western societies are presented in terms of heterosexual identity

C. An understanding of the various conceptions and understandings of gender that have carried throughout various cultures

D. An understanding of gender as a human construct

B. refuses maternal bonds.

C. looks into a mirror for the first time.

D. All of the above answers are correct.

A. A theory that abandons the idea of history as an imitation of events

C. A theory that sees history as a form of writing and discourse

D. A theory that regards history as a series of narratives

A. Understanding the authors ideas in the context of the real world

B. Entering the authors mind through his or her literary works

D. Reproducing the authors thoughts in a critical context

A. New Criticism.

C. Marxist criticism.

D. structuralism.

B. I wandered lonely as a cloud.

C. I played about the front gate, pulling flowers.

D. And the world didnt even think of stopping for me.

A. Joseph Conrads Heart of Darkness

B. Aristotles Poetics

D. W.E.B. Du Boiss The Souls of Black Folk

A. The effect of the economy on womens concerns

C. All of the above answers are correct.

D. The effect of literature in enlightening the human mind

A. Jacques Lacan

C. Jacques Derrida

D. Claude Lvi-Strauss

A. Poetry should be written in the common language of ordinary people.

C. Poetry should focus on the lives and thoughts of elite people.

D. Poetry should never concern itself with the natural world.

A. Typically poetic and fanciful language

C. Ancient languages

D. Complicated and difficult language

A. Society

B. Another character

D. The protagonist

A. Remind the viewers of what kind of play they are viewing

B. Introduce the main characters

C. Preview the plays conclusion

A. the meaning of a text always relies on context.

B. texts are always heterogeneous.

C. any system for the production of meaning is inevitably bound by context, yet also limitless.

A. An approach that emphasizes the historical context of a text

B. An approach that emphasizes racial issues in a text

D. An approach that emphasizes the biographical intent of a text

B. All of the above answers are correct.

C. Identify the Mode of Development

D. Subsequent Readings/Reviews

A. Historical approach

B. Mimetic approach

C. Formalist approach

A. The names of authors serve a classificatory function.

B. The idea of the author came into being at a certain point in history.

D. The author may not always exist.

A. Literary theory does not offer a holistic interpretation of a text.

B. Literary theory tends to be too political.

C. Literary theory depends on specialized knowledge that is outside the realm of literary studies.

A. T.S. Eliot

B. Elizabeth Browning

D. Virginia Woolf

B. Logos refers to a writers ability to inspire action in readers.

C. Logos refers to a writers presentation of character and image.

D. Logos refers to a writers ability to inspire emotional responses in readers.

A. All of the above answers are correct.

B. They accept ideology as an essential, although sometimes problematic, part of society.

D. They reject the idea that ideology has real effects on social progress.

A. New Historicism rejects the idea that history is neutral.

B. New Historicism does not make strict delineations between literary and non-literary texts.

C. New Historicism takes a particular interest in marginalized peoples.

A. The reasoning of theory is often too circular

B. Theory has replaced literary appreciation with formulas for understanding

D. Many theories have been pushed too far into abstraction

B. Cleanth Brooks

C. Wolfgang Iser

D. Harold Bloom

A. Heaven exists on earth.

B. There is such a thing as an afterlife.

D. Dreams always tell the truth.

A. No titles

C. Mysterious

D. Slant Rhymes

A. Strange attractors are mysterious forces that are entirely random.

B. Strange attractors are complex forces that are determined by the laws of physics.

D. Strange attractors are complex forces that are entirely random