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Fiction Quiz 2

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
Which of the following is NOT an example of an archetypal setting?
A  “in the forest”
B  “the morning of June 27th was clear and sunny”
C  “A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away”
D  “a village”
Question #2
Setting is generally broken down into two categories. Which of the following is NOT one of them?
A  Mood
B  Time
C  Place
Question #3
Tragic plots trace a downward movement centering on a character’s fall from fortune into misfortune.
A  True
B  False
Question #4
An epiphany is a sudden revelation of truth inspired by a seemingly trivial event.
A  False
B  True
Question #5
Match the terms with their position in the plot sequence. I.e. which comes first, second, third, etc. Conclusion
A  7
B  6
C  5
D  7
Question #6
Match the terms with their position in the plot sequence. I.e. which comes first, second, third, etc. Resolution
A  6
B  4
C  7
D  5
Question #7
Match the terms with their position in the plot sequence. I.e. which comes first, second, third, etc. Falling Action
A  6
B  4
C  3
D  5
Question #8
Match the terms with their position in the plot sequence. I.e. which comes first, second, third, etc. Climax
A  4
B  3
C  5
D  2
Question #9
Match the terms with their position in the plot sequence. I.e. which comes first, second, third, etc. Inciting Action
A  2
B  1
C  3
D  4
Question #10
Match the terms with their position in the plot sequence. I.e. which comes first, second, third, etc. Rising Action
A  1
B  2
C  4
D  3
Question #11
Match the terms with their position in the plot sequence. I.e. which comes first, second, third, etc. Exposition
A  2
B  1
C  3
D  4
Question #12
The book defines two types of struggle on which the plot hinges. Which of the following is NOT one of these.
A  external conflict
B  inciting conflict
C  internal conflict
Question #13
Stories which start somewhere in the middle of the action are called what?
A  deus ex machina
B  ex gratia
C  otnay isthay ayway
D  in media res
Question #14
What does the term plot mean?
A  the way the author sequences and paces the events of a fictional work
B  the events recounted in a fictional work.
Question #15
Which of these is NOT a characteristic of the room where the narrator is confined?
A  There are rings nailed into the wall.
B  There is a large bed, nailed to the floor.
C  There are bars on the window.
D  There is a hard chair, with straps to hold down the sitter’s arms.
Question #16
What holiday does the family celebrate while they are staying in the house in “TYW”?
A  Thanksgiving
B  Valentine’s Day
C  Labor Day
D  the Fourth of July
Question #17
Which of the following best describes John’s attitude toward his wife in “TYW”?
A  He is easily angered and often snaps at her.
B  He is very demanding, expecting her to run the house and care for the children with little time for herself.
C  He is condescending and treats her as though she were a child.
D  He treats her as an equal.
Question #18
“The Yellow Wallpaper” is presented as which of the following?
A  a series of letters between the narrator and an absent friend
B  a story told by the town gossip
C  the narrator’s journal
D  John’s case study
Question #19
What do the attending doctors pronounce as the cause of Louise Mallard’s death?
A  fear
B  joy
C  abuse
D  tuberculosis
Question #20
Which of the following is, according to the narrator, the “strongest impulse of [Mrs. Mallard’s] being”?
A  a desire for self-assertion
B  a love of freedom
C  a yearning for privacy
D  a hatred of violence
Question #21
Which goddess does Mrs. Mallard unwittingly resemble as she descends the staircase with Josephine towards the end of the story?
A  Artemis, goddess of chastity
B  Demeter, goddess of fertility and grief
C  Nike, goddess of victory
D  Athena, goddess of wisdom
Question #22
Which of the following best characterizes Mrs. Mallard’s relationship with her husband?
A  They married too young and are unhappy.
B  He is brutally oppressive.
C  She despises him but he seems to love her.
D  It is generally loving and reciprocal.
Question #23
Why does Mrs. Mallard’s sister, Josephine, shield the truth of Mr. Mallard’s death from her?
A  She assumes the shock will kill her sister.
B  She suspects she must have incorrectly heard the news about Mr. Mallard.
C  She knows her sister hated her husband, and wishes to avoid an unseemly outburst.
D  She assumes her sister will be overcome with grief when she finds out.
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