Kate chopin - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

2024 Summarizing Literature: Mastery Test( questions and verified answers by expert} real Which two details are most important to include in a summary of the excerpt? - correct answer-The ship crashed upon a rock in a storm. Determine which four events form a clear summary of the passage and place them in the correct order. - correct answer-The waves pick up Crusoe two more times, but he holds fast to a rock and eventually makes it to shore. Which three important events in the stor...

ORELA English Language Arts Questions and Answers 2023 Fable Primarly used to instruct or guide. Often uses amimals Alliteration the occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words. iambic pentameter a poetic meter that is made up of 5 stressed syllables each followed by an unstressed syllable Hyperbole exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally. epigram a witty saying expressing a single thoug...

The Awakening Test Grand Isle, New Orleans; ocean - correct answer Where is the book set? 1800s - correct answer During what time period is the book set? Kate Chopin - correct answer Who is the author of the book? Léonce Pontellier - correct answer Who is Edna Pontellier married to? two - correct answer How many sons did Edna have? Adèle Ratignolle - correct answer From what childhood friend does Edna learn freedom and expression? Robert Lebrun - correct answer Who is the so...

"The Sory of An Hour" and "The Singing Lesson" have two women battling with dreams, appearance, and societal expectations. Mrs. Mallard from "Story of an Hour" by Kate Chopin envisions life without being burdened by the expectations that come with being someone's wife while Ms Meadows from "The Singing Lesson" by Katherine Mansfield is lonely and wants to be married as early as possible. One holds on to appearances thereby losing herself, whereas the other woman on being recently emanci...

ORELA English Language Arts Fable - Primarly used to instruct or guide. Often uses amimals Alliteration - the occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words. iambic pentameter - a poetic meter that is made up of 5 stressed syllables each followed by an unstressed syllable Hyperbole - exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally. epigram - a witty saying expressing a single thought or observation. Satirical. Short...

Metaphysical Poetry - Answer- Uses conceits and uses intellectual and philosophical language. Makes abstract comparisons using conceits. ie. John Donne. Michael Wigglesworth - Answer- Clergyman who wrote "Day of Doom" and "Meat out of the Eater". He wrote lyrical, theological poems. Puritan. Connotation - Answer- the feelings or emotions surrounding a word. (ie. home = pleasant haven) motif - Answer- Phase, image, action, that unifies a work of literature by recurring throughout it....

CSET English Subtest 1 Questions and Answers 2023 The questions on analyzing literature in Subtest 1... Call for a general knowledge of literature, literary movements, literary genres and devices, and types of information texts. Individual writers and works will generally be referenced for... The ways they represent larger movements and traditions in literature, history, or critical theory. What was Walt Whitman's writing style like? Well, it was influenced by biblical verse W...

English 1002 LSUE Study Guide | 100% Correct | Verified | 2024 Version something written/created to teach a moral or a lesson. the author states the moral or lesson very clearly. outright easy to understand - didactic something written only for its own beauty. if there is a moral or lesson it is up to the reader to decide what it is. not trying to teach a moral or a lesson. harder to understand and requires more work. - aesthetic didactic stories - The North Wind and The Sun, The Tortoise...

something written/created to teach a moral or a lesson. the author states the moral or lesson very clearly. outright easy to understand - didactic something written only for its own beauty. if there is a moral or lesson it is up to the reader to decide what it is. not trying to teach a moral or a lesson. harder to understand and requires more work. - aesthetic didactic stories - The North Wind and The Sun, The Tortoise and The Geese, and Godfather Death. aesthetic stories - Hills like Whit...

Arthur Miller - Answer- "The Death of a Salesman" depicted a man whose failure made him feel like an outcast. Alexander Pope - Answer- (1710-1728) "Rape of the Lock", "An Essay on Man", "The Dunciad" Classical Period - Answer- 1200bc - 455ce Forms: lyric poetry, greek drama (tragedy, comedy)(chorus, deus ex machina) Themes: life/death, morality, season changes, political commentary, satire, Greek mythology, Greek wars, Greek Gods, Roman life Homer (Greek) - Answer- The Iliad a...