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00760400 American Literature Lesson 6


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00760400 Lessons 6

1.     When W.E.B. Du Bois uses the “Veil” as a symbol he means
a.     Racism
b.     The poor conditions of the people he was teaching
c.     The difference between what's expected and what happens
d.     Education

2.     What is the greatest obstacle Du Bois faces in providing his students with an education?
a.     They're need to work at home
b.     They're uninterested in books
c.     They're racist
d.     They don't trust him

3.     The benches on which Du Bois's children sit on are symbols of the
a.     Difference between their education and white people's education
b.     Gulf between teacher and student
c.     Peoples reliance on natural, organic products
d.     African Americans' talent at wood craft

4.     In “Of the Meaning of Progress,” what does Du Bois suggest most strongly creates the sense of community among African Americans?
a.     Desire for education
b.     Anger and racism
c.     Shared suffering
d.     Foods they share with others

5.     To Du Bois the new school represents
a.     The triumph of the white ideology
b.     A new form of slavery
c.     The efforts of African American's to create their own culture
d.     Progress

6.     The bits of son the precede each essay in The Souls of Black Folk are called
a.     Anecdotes
b.     Biographies
c.     Epigraphs
d.     Epiphanies

7.     What does Du Bois say are the unique characteristics of American art (including music)?
a.     Beauty and peace
b.     Vigor and ingenuity
c.     Racism and oppression
d.     Educational and humor

8.     Du Bois says that “Negro folk-songs” are reflections of
a.     Carelessness and happiness
b.     Disappointment and happiness
c.     Vim and vigor
d.     Anger and rebellion

9.     In concluding his essay “The Sorrow Songs,” Du Bois claims that
a.     Black music isn't American
b.     America wouldn't be America without African American contributions
c.     Africa would have been a better place had America not kidnapped slaves
d.     African music plays no part in American musical tastes

10.     ”The woman paints the child's experiences in her own fantasy” is an example of
a.     the relationship between literature and painting
b.     the problems a blind person has in writing an autobiography
c.     women's intuition
d.     the subjective element in history and autobiography

11.     The term sensory details refers to particular details that
a.     Clarify the point the author is trying to make
b.     Appeal to the readers' five senses
c.     Make the readers laugh at themselves
d.     Make readers wonder if they are reading a fantasy or realistic prose

12.     The book that began Helen Keller's lifelong love of reading was
a.     The Bible
b.     The Scarlet Letter
c.     The lliad
d.     “Little Lord Fauntleroy”
     
13.     How old was Keller when she first meets Anne Sullivan?
a.     3
b.     5
c.     Almost 7
d.     Almost 10

14.     What is the first word Sullivan spells on Keller's hand?
a.     Doll
b.     Water
c.     Helen
d.     Anne

15.     Which on of the following incidents is an example of an epiphany?
a.     Meeting a new person (for example, Anne Sullivan)
b.     Separating from ones parents
c.     Coming to a sudden understanding of something (for example, language)
d.     Becoming depressed by one's condition in life

16.     Keller compares the way on gathers and absorbs knowledge and makes it part of oneself to
a.     A summer storm in the meadow
b.     A parent nurturing a child
c.     Letters pinned on a doll's pinafore
d.     The way a mullosk add to it's shell

17.     The statement A child's mind is like a shadow brook is an example of
a.     An anecdote
b.     A metaphor
c.     A simile
d.     Sensory detail

18.     When Helen Keller discovers that Pilgrims weren't as noble as she had been taught, she experiences
a.     Brainwashing
b.     True happiness
c.     Disillusionment
d.     A loss of faith in Anne Sullivan

19.     The first sentence Keller learns to speak is
a.     “The doll on the bed.”
b.     “It is warm.”
c.     “I like water.”
d.     “I love Anne.”

20.     In Keller's opinion, the colleges of her day focused too much on
a.     Learning, not thinking
b.     Studying, not socializing
c.     Modern languages, not Greek and Latin
d.     Male students, not females
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March 22, 2007 3:14 p.m. (1 hour and 13 minutes later)
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Hello Lindsey, hope you are doing well,

Here are the answers:

1. When W. E. B. Du Bois uses the "Veil" as a symbol, he means
A. Racism.

2. What is the greatest obstacle Du Bois faces in providing his students with an education?
A. They’re needed to work at home.

3. The benches on which Du Bois's children sit are symbols of the
A. difference between their education and white children’s education.

4. In "Of the Meaning of Progress," what does Du Bois suggest most strongly creates the
sense of community among African Americans?
C. Shared suffering

5. To Du Bois, the new school represents
B. a new form of slavery.

6. The bits of song that precede each essay in The Souls of Black Folk are called
C. epigraphs.

7. What does Du Bois say are the unique characteristics of American art (including music)?
A. Beauty and peace C. Racism and oppression
B. Vigor and ingenuity D. Educational and humor

8. Du Bois says that "Negro folk-songs" are reflections of
B. Disappointment and unhappiness.

9. In concluding his essay "The Sorrow Songs," Du Bois claims that
B. America wouldn't be America without African American contributions.

10. "The woman paints the child's experiences in her own fantasy" is an example of
D. the subjective element in history and autobiography.

11. The term sensory details refers to particular details that
B. Appeal to the readers' five senses.

12. The book that began Helen Keller's lifelong love of reading was
A. The Bible.

13. How old is Keller when she first meets Anne Sullivan?
C. Almost 7

14. What is the first word Sullivan spells on Keller's hand?
B. Water

15. Which one of the following incidents is an example of an epiphany?
C. Coming to a sudden new understanding of something (for example, language)

16. Keller compares the way one gathers and absorbs knowledge and makes it part of oneself to
C. letters pinned on a doll's pinafore.

17. The statement A child's mind is like a shallow brook is an example of
C. A simile.

18. When Helen Keller discovers that the Pilgrims weren't as noble as she had been taught, she experiences
C. disillusionment.

19. The first sentence Keller learns to speak is
B. "It is warm."

20. In Keller's opinion, the colleges of her day focused too much on
A. Learning, not thinking.

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Sent March 22, 2007 3:20 p.m. (5 minutes and 56 seconds later)

5 is D
12 is D
14 is A
16 is D
that was it!
thank you very much!
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