Fiction Quiz 4

A  He burns Martha’s letters and photos.

B  He escapes Vietnam on a jet plane.

C  He writes to Martha, professing his love.

D  He reads Martha’s letters over and over.

A  He is trapped but then rescued.

B  He is trapped and dies.

C  Nothing happens.

D  He finds a woman in the tunnel.

A  Lavendar was too slow.

B  It was like watching a guy die in the movies.

C  It was like watching a rock fall.

D  It was grotesque and bloody.

A  that Aminadab and Aylmer are actually the same person

B  that Aylmer is cheating on her

C  that the birthmark is disappearing

D  that Aylmer is experimenting on her

A  He redecorates the laboratory as a feminine space.

B  He furnishes her with a library for reading.

C  He hires a manservant named Aminadab to cater to her needs.

D  He removes all poisons and dangerous materials.

A  his love of scientific achievement

B  eradicating the influence of fairies

C  keeping Georgiana away from the eyes of other men

D  finding the perfect woman

A  He tells her that he loves her.

B  He comments on her beauty and intelligence.

C  He asks if she understands Natural Philosophy.

D  He ask about removing her birthmark.

A  A brief reference to another person, place thing, event, or text outside of the text.

B  An extended associatio, sustained in every element, and throughout the entire work, between two levels of meaning – literal and symbolic.

C  A meaning or outcome that is the opposite of what is expected.

A  A person, place, object, or image that represents more than its literal meaning.

B  A brief reference to another person, place thing, event, or text outside of the text.

C  A meaning or outcome that is the opposite of what is expected.

A  Attributing human characteristics to something non-human.

B  When a part of something stands for the whole.

C  An extended associatio, sustained in every element, and throughout the entire work, between two levels of meaning – literal and symbolic.

A  A person, place, object, or image that represents more than its literal meaning.

B  An extended associatio, sustained in every element, and throughout the entire work, between two levels of meaning – literal and symbolic.

C  When a part of something stands for the whole.

A  A brief reference to another person, place thing, event, or text outside of the text.

B  When a part of something stands for the whole.

C  A meaning or outcome that is the opposite of what is expected.

A  A meaning or outcome that is the opposite of what is expected.

B  Attributing human characteristics to something non-human.

C  A brief reference to another person, place thing, event, or text outside of the text.

A  When a part of something stands for the whole.

B  Comparing two things without using “like” or “as.”

C  Comparing two things using “like” or “as”.

A  A meaning or outcome that is the opposite of what is expected.

B  Comparing two things without using “like” or “as.”

C  Comparing two things using “like” or “as”.

A  False

B  True

A  True

B  False

A  literary symbols

B  conventional symbols

C  archetypes

D  traditional symbols

A  archetypes

B  traditional symbols

C  literary symbols

D  conventional symbols

A  False

B  True