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ABCTE ELA TEST PREP 63 Questions with Verified Answers DECONSTRUCTION - CORRECT ANSWER METHOD OF ANALYSIS THAT EXPLORES THE UNDERLYING CONTRADICTIONS WITHIN A WORK DRAMATIS PERSONAE - CORRECT ANSWER THE CHARACTERS OR ACTORS IN A PLAY FALSE DIVISION - CORRECT ANSWER NARROWING THE SCOPE OF THE ARGUMENT BY NOT ALLOWING THE POSSIBLITY OF OTHER OPTIONS HAMARTIA - CORRECT ANSWER TRAGIC FLAW APOSTROPHE - CORRECT ANSWER A FIGURE OF SPEECH IN WHICH A WRITER DIERECTLY ADDRESSES AN INANIMATE...

Walt Whitman correct answers 1. Revolutionized American poetry 2. Democrat, teacher, and builder Out of the cradle endlessly rocking correct answers About mocking birds, one died, they started singing, inspired Walt Whitman to become a poet Emily Dickinson correct answers Didn't want to be a part of society or want fame "Success is counted sweetest" correct answers metaphor of war, person dying, appreciating things more than people who get it all the time "Faith is a fine i...

Louisa May Alcott American novelist whose major works (1860) include: "Little Women," "Little Men," "Flower Fables," "Moods." Used pen name A. M. Barnard Maya Angelou " I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings," "Wouldn't Take Nothing for My Journey Now" (1993) and "Even the Stars Look Lonesome (1997)" Ray Bradbury 20th century autodidact writer famous for " Fahrenheit 451," "The Martian Chronicles," (Sci Fi/Horror), " The Illustrated Man," Sandra Cisneros American writer be...

Themes in Literature (Abeka) Test 11 Questions & Answers 2023&2024 Edmund Spenser - ANSWER-"Most Glorious Lord of Lyfe" John Greenleaf Whittier - ANSWER-"Faith" Emily Dickinson - ANSWER-"Hope" John Bunyan - ANSWER-"Doubting Castle" James Weldon Johnson - ANSWER-"The Crucifixion" swallow - ANSWER-In "The Fowls of the Air Shall Teach Thee," what kind of bird showed perseverance in making her nest? Dr. Parker - ANSWER-Who asked Hudson Taylor to take over the hospita...

Walt Whitman correct answers Song of Myself Walt Whitman correct answers Leaves of Grass the lilac represents: correct answers the poets love for lincoln the star represents: correct answers Lincoln himself the hermit thrush represents: correct answers the poet himself Walt Whitman correct answers Out of the Cradle Endlessly Rocking Walt Whitman correct answers When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd Anthromorphism correct answers attributing human characteristics ...

CRSS 7.04 Quiz Making Goals Real_REQ Which of the following decisions could best benefit from critical thinking? choosing which birthday card to get your sister OR deciding whether to take French or Spanish as a foreign language ️️deciding whether to take French or Spanish as a foreign language These four teenagers have come to some decisions. Which is likely to have the greatest impact on that student's life after high school? Clarisse has decided to take the money she sa...

Abeka 9th grade literature (REVISED ed, 2021) Test 11 Match selection with author: "Most Glorious Lord of Lyfe" - ANSWER-Edmund Spenser Match selection with author: "Faith" - ANSWER-John Greenleaf Whittier Match selection with author: "Hope" - ANSWER-Emily Dickinson Match selection with author: "Doubting Castle" - ANSWER-John Bunyan Match selection with author: "The Crucifixion" - ANSWER-James Wheldon Johnson In "The Fowls of the Air Shall Teach Thee," what kin...

Who wrote "Chicago"? correct answers Carl Sandburg Who wrote "Contemplations"? correct answers Anne Bradstreet Who wrote "Nature"? correct answers Ralph Waldo Emerson Who wrote "The Law of Life"? correct answers Jack London Who wrote The Adventure of Huckleberry Finn? correct answers Samuel Langhorne Clemens Who wrote of Plymouth Plantation? correct answers William Bradford Who wrote "Bartleby"? correct answers Herman Melville Who wrote "Gift of the Magi"?...

Praxis 5038 Latest Update Already Passed ballads A form of verse, often a narrative set to music. Ballads derive from the medieval French chanson balladée or ballade, which were originally "dancing songs". drama A composition in prose or verse presenting in dialogue or pantomime a story involving conflict or contrast of character, especially one intended to be acted on the stage fable A literary device which can be defined as a concise and brief story intended to provide a moral lesson at t...