A. Jane Austen

C. Pearl S. Bark

D. Virginia Woolf

A. The extermination of Native Americans.

C. Black on black violence.

D. That there is a Black America and a White America.

A. an essy

C. novel

D. poem

A. 1811

B. 1810

C. 1812

A. A waterfall.

B. A war.

C. A factory.

A. The Prelude

B. None of these

D. Ode to Autumn

A. None of these

B. Wordsworth

C. Coleridge

A. The age of Milton

B. None of these

C. The Age of Classicism

A. Alice Walker

B. Etheridge Knight

D. Martin Luther King, Jr.

A. figurative story

B. Historical poem

C. short story

B. 2000

C. 1997

D. 1998

A. 42

B. 98

D. 67

A. Comedy of Manners

B. Heroic Tragedy

C. Theater of the Absurd

B. The poem is the first of many poems by Terry.

C. The poetry focuses on slave life in the 18th century.

D. The poem is better than the poems of the more famous Phillis Wheatley.

A. An anonymous narrative.

B. Based on a New England captivity narrative.

D. Written by Jacobs son.

B. Lamb

C. Bacon

D. John Ruskin

B. Richard Wright

C. Phillis Wheatley

D. Frederick Douglass

B. a long verse

C. a long narrative poem

D. an overriding view

A. E.B. Browning

B. Austen

D. T.S Eliot

B. Christopher Marlowe

C. John Lyly

D. Robert Green

B. Whites should pay reparations to former slaves.

C. African Americans should acculturate to mainstream White culture.

D. White institutions should reform to meet African American needs.

A. Existed only in fiction by White authors.

C. Existed only in fiction by female authors.

D. Developed in the 20th century.

A. Christians should free their slaves.

C. Slaves are the children of Cain.

D. Slaves should rebel against the Christian religion.

B. A child dying of SIDS.

C. The stillborn death of a child.

D. A murdered child.

A. play

C. translation

D. prose

B. Amartya Sen

C. Anthony Mascarenhas

D. Nelson Mandela

B. a modern painter

C. a film-maker

D. a historian

B. She lets a man help her out.

C. She washes clothes for White women.

D. She tries to pass as White.

A. Dover Beach

B. My last Duchess

C. The Eve of St. Agnes

A. A Christian.

B. A radical.

C. A coward.

B. The disassociated, anomic self.

C. Collectivism versus the authority of the individual.

D. The wearing away of traditional class structures.

A. his love of poetry

C. his love of ancient cultures

D. None of these

A. 1829

C. 1795

D. 1807

A. Shelley

C. William Shakespeare

D. Wordsworth

A. 1804

B. 1848

C. 1807

B. Charles Chesnutt

C. Jean Toomer

D. Frederick Douglass

A. None of the above.

B. To obtain justice for black people.

C. To escape from slavery.

A. A metaphor for the pool players who are trying to dig out of their neighborhood.

B. A metaphor for colossal lies they have been buried with.

D. The name of a restaurant the pool players cannot enter.

A. Learning to be midwives.

B. Lower suicide rates.

D. Resistance to the overseers.

B. Hardy

C. Oscar Wilde

D. Eliot

B. Progressive and challenging.

C. Highly original.

D. Abolitionist in subject.

A. It was home to the Harlem Renaissance.

B. It was destroyed after the Civil War.

C. Most of its inhabitants worked for White people.

A. The Romantic

B. The Modern

D. The Non-classical

A. J.S.Mill

C. C. Lamb

D. Russell

A. None of these

C. Macbeth

D. Othello

A. Slave owners did not allow their slaves to live as married couples.

B. Slaves were given limited civil rights.

C. Most slaves were not Christian.

A. Presentation is objective.

C. Ordinary language is used.

D. Events are plausible.

A. Jonathan Swift

B. None

D. Francis Bacon

A. None of these

B. Indians

C. American

B. none of these

C. 105

D. 75