“Beginnings to 1750” 11th Grade-American Lit. Mrs. Campbell

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“Beginnings to 1750” 11th Grade-American Lit. Mrs. Campbell Unit 1 Test Review “Beginnings to 1750” 11th Grade-American Lit. Mrs. Campbell

Name that literary term! Used to compare two things using like or as

ANSWER: Simile

Name that literary term! Account of the experiences of an enslaved person

ANSWER: Slave Narrative

Name that literary term! Writer’s attitude towards his or her subject, characters, or audience

ANSWER: Tone

Name that literary term! Occurs when rhyming words are repeated at the end of lines

ANSWER: End Rhyme

Name that literary term! Central message or insight into life revealed by a literary work

ANSWER: Theme

Name that literary term! When one thing is spoken of as if it were something else

ANSWER: Metaphor

Name that literary term! Using words and details that trigger feelings of sympathy or outrage

ANSWER: Emotional appeal

Name that literary term! The story of real-life events

ANSWER: Narrative account

Name that literary term! Occurs when the rhyming words are similar, but not exact

ANSWER: Slant rhyme

Name that literary term! Stories that explain the inception of natural landmarks and events beyond control

ANSWER: Origin Myth

Name that literary term! Occurs when rhyming words fall within a line

ANSWER: Internal Rhyme

Name that literary term! The feeling created in the reader by a literary work or passage

ANSWER: Mood

Name that author! This person wrote Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God

ANSWER: Jonathan Edwards

Name that author! This person was the son of a tribal leader who was kidnapped and sold into slavery

ANSWER: Olaudah Equiano

Name that author! This person joined a group of Separatists to sail from England to North America

ANSWER: William Bradford

Name that author! This person wrote what is considered to be the first collection of poetry in colonial America

ANSWER: Anne Bradstreet

Name that author! This person became one of the leaders of the Great Awakening

ANSWER: Jonathan Edwards

Name that author! This person wrote “Verses Upon the Burning of Our House”

ANSWER: Anne Bradstreet

Name that author! Denounced sinners by name in his sermons

ANSWER: Jonathan Edwards

Answer this question! What is one of the hardships the Pilgrims faced during their first winter at Plymouth in Of Plymouth Plantation?

ANSWER: Diseases such as scurvy Lack of shelter Lack of warmth Lack of food

Answer this question! The slaves were referred to as “cargo” by the white men according to the account by Olaudah Equiano. What does this say about the view of slaves by white traders?

ANSWER: The white traders didn’t care about the slaves as human beings, but instead of simply property & profit

Answer this question! According to the opening paragraph of Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God, what keeps sinners from falling into hell?

ANSWER: The hand of God

Answer this question! Near the end of the sermon, what does Edwards say sinners can obtain? How?

ANSWER: Salvation / Mercy Ask forgiveness/repent (turn away from sin)

Answer this question! What is one of the main themes evident in “Verses Upon the Burning of Our House”?

ANSWER: Don’t fixate on materialistic things What we have belongs to God anyway Earth is our temporary home while heaven is our permanent home

THAT’S ALL FOLKS! Good luck on your test tomorrow! Study! I will put this review PPT on my website this afternoon.  Mrs. Campbell