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The Native Americans version of the Devil All of the following acted in symbols EXCEPT: a. the turtle b. the passion flower c. the muskrat d. the Great Tree From this origin myth, what can you conclude about the Onadagas belief system? a. they believe in God b. they believe they should follow The Great Spirits commands c. they believe in community d. a & b e. b &c From When the Grizzlies Walked Upright Choose the most detailed, accurate process below of how the grizzlies began to walk upright: The Sky Spirit banished the grizzlies to forest, then sent his daughter out to tell the Wind Spirit to blow the smoke more gently, then the girl was found by the grizzlies and taken to live with them, then she married the eldest grizzle and had children, then the mother grizzly sent her grandson to tell the Sky Chief that his daughter was with the grizzlies, finally, when he saw his grandchildren, he punished all the grizzlies. The Sky Spirit sent his daughter out to tell the Wind Spirit to blow the smoke more gently, then the girl got lost and decided to live with the grizzlies in the forest, then she married the eldest grizzly and had four children, then the mother grizzly sent her grandson to tell the Sky chief that his daughter was with the grizzlies, finally, when he saw his grandchildren, he punished all the grizzlies. The Sky Spirit sent his daughter to go tell the Wind Spirit to blow the smoke more gently, then the girl befriended the youngest grizzly and the grizzlies invited her to live with them, then she fell in love and married the eldest grizzly and had several children, then when the mother grizzly felt that her grandchildren were at risk, she sent her grandson to notify the Sky Spirit, he got angry that the grizzlies had hidden his daughter for so many years and punished them by taking away their speaking and walking ability. The Sky Spirit was angry at the Grizzlies for talking back to him soon after he had created them, so he banished them to the forest, then he sent his daughter to go tell the Wind spirit to stop blowing so hard, then she got lost and ended up living with the grizzlies, she fell in love with and married the eldest male grizzly and had several children, when the eldest female grizzly was dying, she notified the Sky Chief that his daughter was safe and he had several grandchildren, he became mad at the grizzlies for holding his daughter against her will and her having half-bear, half Native American children and then punished the grizzlies by making them walk upright. According to the legend, who became the first Indians? a. the grizzlies b. the sky spirits grandchildren c. the daughters siblings d. the turtles from Of Plymouth Plantation William Bradford accomplished all of the following EXCEPT: started the democratic process in Plymouth established good relations with the monarchy in Great Britan and the U.S. encouraged new immigration repaid debts to financial bakers The following is the best, accurate paraphrase of the first section Of Their Voyage and How They Passed The Sea: and of Their Safe Arrival at Cape Code: the crew had bad weather, then good weather, then bad weather, then good weather, then the ship became wrecked and they had to turn back, then they started again two months later and succeeded to the new land where they created the first U.S. colony the crew had good weather, then bad weather that damaged the ship, then the decided in a meeting to go forward and keep sailing to the new world, some days the wind was so bad that they had to stay stationary at sea, a young sailor got thrown in the sea but God saved him, the finally arrived in Cape Code and thanked God for bringing them there. The crew had some bad weather which damaged the ship, then they fixed the ship with some caulking, then a young crew member fell overboard and was saved by Myles Standish, then they landed at Cape Cod. the crew decided to keep sailing after bad weather, they docked their ship in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, then they repaired their ship, then a young guy fell overboard and died, they finally landed at Cape Cod and were really happy. All of the following occurred during The Starving Time EXCEPT: many of the passengers were infected with scurvy only 1/3 of the crew survived the crew was initially kind towards each other, then grumpy, then some remained kind William Bradford was sick along with over half of the crew. All of the following are true statements in Indian Relations EXCEPT: a. they met Squanto b. they met Samoset c. Massosoit the chief paid the pilgrims a visit d. they helped the Pilgrims make The Declaration of Independence e. they drafted an agreement with each other All of the following were part of the peace agreement EXCEPT: to each have an annual Thanksgiving that celebrated their peace agreement neither group should do any harm to the other if one did war against the other, the other group should aid him bows and arrows should not be brought into meetings Huswifery All of the following are characteristics about his poem EXCEPT: slap-stick wit extravagant comparisons subtle argument exploration of religious faith and affection Who is known as the best of the colonial poets? Anne Bradstreet William Bradford Edward Taylor John Smith Identify the following extended metaphor in Huswifery. comparison of the spinning wheel making clothes to Godly love comparison of the spinning wheel making a holy robe to the speakers daily actions to match Gods word comparison of the spinning wheel making a robe to Gods glory comparison of the spinning wheel making a holy robe to the speakers body living for God Analyze the rhyme scheme of this stanza from Huswifery. Then cloath therewith mine Understanding, Will, Affections, Judgment, Conscience, Memorify; My Words and Actions, that their shine may fill My wayes with glory and thee glorify. Then mine apparell shall display before yee That I am Cloathd in Holy robes for glory. a. a,b,a,c,c,c b. b,a,a,b,c,c c. a, b, c, d, e d. a,b,a,b,c,c Which line of the below stanza contains an appositive? Make me, O Lord, thy Spinning Wheele compleat;1 Thy Holy Worde my Distaff make for mee.2 Make mine Affections thy Swift Flyers neate,3 And make my Soule thy holy Spoole to bee.4 My Conversation make to be thy Reele,5 And reele the yarn thereon spun of thy Wheele.6 a. Line 1 b. line 2 c. line 3 d. line 4 e. line 5 f. line 6 Literary Terms Read the following poem and identify the appropriate literary term: The Summer I Was Sixteen Geraldine Connolly The turquoise pool rose up to meet us, its slide a silver afterthought down which we plunged, screaming, into a mirage of bubbles. We did not exist beyond the gaze of a boy. Shaking water off our limbs, we lifted up from ladder rungs across the fern-cool lip of rim. (A.) Afternoon. Oiled and sated, we sunbathed, rose and paraded the concrete, danced to the low beat of "Duke of Earl". (B) Past cherry colas, hot-dogs, Dreamsicles, we came to the counter where bees staggered into root beer cups and drowned. We gobbled cotton candy torches, sweet as furtive kisses, shared on benches beneath summer shadows. Cherry. Elm. Sycamore. We spread our chenille blankets across grass, pressed radios to our ears, mouthing the old words, then loosened thin bikini straps and rubbed baby oil with iodine across sunburned shoulders, tossing a glance through the chain link at an improbable world. Choice A represents which of the following: a. tone b. symbolism c. imagery d. free verse Choice B represents which of the following: a. tone b. allusion c. imagery d. symbolism Choose the statement that best describes the tone of the poem: a dark outlook on life outside of summer bliss. B. the abandonment of youth into the age of experience a carefree attitude during the summer that contrasts with the real world waiting outside of summer a cynical outlook at life outside of boys and suntans Which of the following terms matches this definition: a reference to a well-known person, place, event, literary work, or work or art. a. imagery b. symbolism c. tone d. free verse e. allusion Which of the following matches this definition: a figure of speech in which a speaker directly addresses an absent person or personified quality, object or idea: a. allusion b. symbolism c. tone d. apostrophe e. Puritan Plain Style Which of the following literary genres matches with the correct literary term? Characterized by: short words, direct statements, and references to everyday objects. a. Slave Narrative b. origin myth c. Puritan Plain Style d. Explorer narrative (first-hand) Grammar 22. Which of the following is the correct rule to merge a dependent and independent clause in one sentence to correct a fragment? Put the dependent clause first, then put a comma, then the independent clause Put the independent clause first, then put a comma, then the dependent clause Put the independent clause first, then a comma and a conjunction, then put the dependent clause Separate the independent clause from the dependent clause with a demonstrative pronoun The following statement is correct True or False? Theyre favorite ice cream is vanilla. A. True B. False Which of the following is an example of a collective/common noun? a. flock b. father-in-law c. ice cream d. themselves Which of the following is an example of a abstract/common noun? a. happiness b. cafeteria c. notebooks d. gum Correct the capitalization in the following sentence: My favorite subjects are: Math, english, spanish III, and History. math, English, Spanish III, history Math, English, Spanish IIII, History Math, English, Spanish III, history Math, English, Spanish IIII, history Identify the proper definition of a pronoun: names a person, place, thing or idea use in place of one or more nouns or pronouns is a proper noun is a really, special noun All of the following are examples of what kind of pronouns? He, she, them, they, you a. demonstrative b personal c. interrogative d. intensive Which kind of pronoun is used in the following sentence: Judy herself decided that it was time that the Homecoming Dance was organized properly. a. interrogative b. personal c. reflexive d. intensive Identify the appropriate category of the pronoun in bold: This is my favorite song by Alicia Keys. a. personal b. interrogative c. reflexive d. demonstrative All of the following belong in which pronoun category?: Everyone, everything, several , one another, neither, most, much a. personal b. relative c. indefinite d. personal e. intensive Vocabulary The effective use of words. a. vernacular b. prologue c. rhetorical d. allegory Lacking moral restraint a. dissolute b. despicable c. ferocity d. accentuate to take power by force a. felicity b. usurp c. ambiguous d. ferocity brief and to the point a. terse b. ferocity c. incongruous d. usurp an opinion without proof a. conjecture b. comprehensive c. vernacular d. ambiguous condition of being complex a. felicity b. allegory c. intricate d. incongruous an individual who dislikes or distrusts other human beings a. misanthrope b. protagonist c. allegorist d. accentuator native language or dialect of a region a. intricacy b. misanthrope c. vernacular d. dissolution Not suitable or appropriate a. ferocity b. rhetorical c. provocative d. incongruous given to examination of ones own thoughts and feelings a. vernacular b. accentuate c. introspective d. felicitous Essay Read the following poem and analyze its meaning and use of literary terms: The Summer I Was Sixteen Geraldine Connolly The turquoise pool rose up to meet us, its slide a silver afterthought down which we plunged, screaming, into a mirage of bubbles. We did not exist beyond the gaze of a boy. Shaking water off our limbs, we lifted up from ladder rungs across the fern-cool lip of rim. Afternoon. Oiled and sated, we sunbathed, rose and paraded the concrete, danced to the low beat of "Duke of Earl". Past cherry colas, hot-dogs, Dreamsicles, we came to the counter where bees staggered into root beer cups and drowned. We gobbled cotton candy torches, sweet as furtive kisses, shared on benches beneath summer shadows. Cherry. Elm. Sycamore. We spread our chenille blankets across grass, pressed radios to our ears, mouthing the old words, then loosened thin bikini straps and rubbed baby oil with iodine across sunburned shoulders, tossing a glance through the chain link at an improbable world. This is not a five-paragraph essay but it is does require a two paragraph response. In your first paragraph you must: discuss the meaning of the poem? What is the poem about? How do you know? How would you describe the poems speaker? How do you know? 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