A. Representation of the slave master

B. Victim

D. Uncle Tom character who feels slavery is best for the African American

A. The Seven Lamps

C. None of these

D. The Stones of Venice

A. Her husband.

C. Rabid dogs.

D. Bertha.

A. Coleridge

C. Blake

D. Shelley

B. Discussion of race relations in the North and South.

C. Condemnation of the plantation myth.

D. Insistence on desegregation.

A. the first half of 19th century

B. 19th century

C. the 2nd half of 18th century

A. John Dryden

C. None of these

D. John Milton

A. a division of story

C. a division of drama

D. a division of novel

A. a historical poem

B. a prose composition

C. a short poem

A. Tennyson

B. Byron

D. Wordsworth

B. Romantic poetry

C. Protest poetry

D. Lyric poetry

A. Cynewulf

B. Shelley

C. Robert Browning

A. Paradise Lost

B. Hamlet

D. Doctor Faustus

A. None of these

B. The Idylls of the kings

D. Charge of the Light Brigade

B. In the stables.

C. In a remote cabin.

D. Under the floorboards.

A. modern

B. Greek

D. classical

A. Ernest Hemingway

B. R L Stevenson

D. O Henry

A. She is one-eighth Black.

B. She cannot be a slave.

D. She is White.

A. The farmer.

B. Bear.

D. The young boy.

B. John Keats

C. William Wordsworth

D. Lord Tennyson

A. Brother Karamazov

C. Divine Comedy

D. Anna Karenina

B. Its focus on landscape.

C. Its insistence on plot.

D. Its focus on modern city life.

A. a chronicle

B. a biography

D. a diary

A. She doesnt want Maggie to have it.

B. She loves the beauty of it.

C. She is proud of her heritage.

A. John Keats

B. T. S. Eliot

D. William Wordsworth

B. Goddord

C. Nicoll

D. Coleridge

A. a sonnet

C. a lamentation

D. a poem

A. Thomas Hobbes

B. Jeremy Taylor

D. Robert Herrick

A. George Eliot

B. Hardy

C. None of these

A. When slaves traveled the Underground Railroad.

B. When African Americans settled Liberia.

D. When African Americans migrated to the South from the North.

B. Making sure that what is written makes sense.

C. Fixing words with very specific meanings.

D. Lying to mislead the reader.

B. George Bernard Shaw

C. William Shakespeare

D. Christopher Marlowe

A. The carved masks of African gods.

B. Who the narrator wishes to be.

D. Characters from the Bible.

A. It was published by Frederick Douglass.

B. It argued for a separate African American community in America.

C. It was the first African American novel.

B. Her own memories of slavery.

C. The television series Roots.

D. Stories her grandmother told her.

A. Blake

C. Byron

D. Shelley

A. Alain Locke

C. Booker T. Washington

D. William Gates

B. The Mountain Interval

C. The summers day

D. The Road not taken

B. 1789

C. 1791

D. 1790

B. Amiri Baraka

C. Booker T. Washington

D. W.E.B. DuBois

B. To make sure mothers of mixed-race children got custody.

C. To allow mixed-race children to get scholarships meant for African Americans.

D. To keep White slave owner parents of mixed-race offspring from having to pay for their children.

A. The theme of man against nature.

B. The theme of heredity.

C. Nature as an invisible force.

A. Charles Chesnutt

B. William Wells Brown

C. James Weldon Johnson

A. Arundhuti Roy

B. Jhumpa Lahiri

C. R.K. Narayan

B. Euripedes

C. Sophocles

D. Shakespeare

A. The Italian Futurists lived within a quickly changing social world, and they praised speed.

B. Marinetti and other Italian Futurists supported Mussolinis fascism.

C. The Italian Futurists were fascinated by the age of electric and chemical power, and they praised the beauty of automobiles.

A. Engraver

C. Sculptor

D. None of these

A. Paris

B. Venice

D. London

A. Yes, the lyrical voice in Lowells poem seeks to express universal rather than individual experience.

B. Yes, Lowells detailed description of nature draws attention away from human realities.

C. No, even though Lowell strives for impersonal expression by borrowing poetic devices from Pound, she fails to accomplish this

B. The White Tiger

C. Wolf Hall

D. The Sea