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American Gothic Literature
Preguntas del test (15)
1On the final night, the narrator cannot sleep because
- Ahe is worried about a coming storm
- BUsher wants to read him a favorite book
- CHe is nervous and hears unfamiliar sounds
- DThe darkness of the house frightens him
2The speaker in The Raven is upset about losing a
- Abook
- Bloved one
- Cbird
- Dstatue
3To explain the noise at the door, the speaker
- Aconcludes that a servant needs help
- Bguesses that a bird is in the hall
- Cassumes he has a visitor
- Dimagines Lenore speaking
4The raven enters the speaker's room and sits on
- Aa bust of a Greek Goddess
- Bthe edge of the door
- Cthe arm of the chair
- Da purple curtain
5What does the speaker imagine after the raven first speaks
- Ahearing tapping
- Bseeing Lenore
- Cdrinking deeply
- Dsmelling incense
6The speaker tells the raven to leave because the bird
- Asays that the speaker will never see Lenore again
- Btells the speaker that he will die very soon
- Cspeaks about the ruler of the underworld
- Dtries to push the speaker out of the room
7Where is the raven at the end of the poem?
- Aoutside the speaker's house in a storm
- Bon the bust above the speaker's door
- Cnear the speaker's velvet chair
- Dashore on the deserted island
8You can make the inference that the speaker hates the raven because the speaker
- Asays that the raven really is the devil
- Bbuilds a trap to capture the bird
- Cleaves the room and never comes back
- Dblames the bird for his loss of hope
9What is causing the deaths of people across the country in the story
- Aa long war
- Ba mental illness
- Ca terrible disease
- Dan unknown force
10Prince Prospero protects his friends by
- Alocking them in his home
- Bkilling all intruders
- Cfanning them with fresh air
- Dplacing guards outside
11The person who causes the commotion within the party is dressed as
- APrince Prospero's dead body
- Bthe dead King Herod
- Cthe Greek image of death
- Da victim of the Red Death
12The party may be an allegory for extravagance to show the moral lesson that
- Alarge costume parties make people forget death
- Bdeath comes for the wealthy as well as the poor
- Ccostumes can greatly affect the mood of a party
- Donly wealth can keep a person safe from illness
13While Mr. Hooper gives a sermon on concealed sin, the parishioners
- Afeel he is looking into their souls
- Bstrain to hear his muffled voice
- Cwondered what sin he has committed
- Dthink about their neighbor's sins
14Elizabeth feels she should know about Mr. Hooper's veil because she is
- Aliving in the village
- Bleading a church group
- Cengaged to Mr. Hooper
- Dconcerned with his wealth
15When the townspeople react to Mr. Hooper's veil, he
- Asmiles sadly
- Byells at them
- Cseeks them out
- Dstays at home
Información
- Descripción
- Fall of the House of Usher, The Raven, The Masque of Red Death, The Minister's Black Veil
- Autor
- kdejesus
- Idioma
- English
- Visitas
- 63
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