How To Read Literature Like A Professeur Chp 1-10 Quiz

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Every trip is a…

Quest

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A quest contains what 5 things?

A quester, a place to go, a stated reason to go there, challenges and trials en route, and a real reason to go there

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True/False: A quester is just a person who goes on a quest, whether or not he knows it is a quest.

True

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True/False: A quest is always about the stated reason.

False

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What is one of the most common real reasons to go on a quest?

Self-knowledge 

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What makes a quest educational?

Self-discovery

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What is Communion?

Whenever people eat or drink (together)

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True/False: Barely any religions have a ritual involving the gathering of the faithful to show sustenance; True/False: this is also an example of communion.

False; True

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Breaking bread can be an act of _______ and ________.

Sharing or peace

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What makes communion personal?

We don’t eat in front of people we don’t like, and we want to eat with people we are comfortable with.

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True/False: Communion in literature shows how characters either get along or how they aren’t.

True

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A failed meal stands as a bad sign… or?

Taboo

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True/False: Acts of communion are shared experiences and do not need to be holy.

True

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Name an example of an act of communion in literature.

The Hobbit

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True/False: Not all eating that happens in literature is friendly

True

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What can vampirism mean figuratively? (What can it tell us about someone’s personality?)

Selfishness or exploitation

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Name something a vampire does (literally/figuratively) when it ‘bites’ a person

Strips away youth and benefits only itself

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True/False: Vampirism HAS TO BE literal.

False

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True/False: There is one original story that every story comes from.

False

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What are some components of a story that can be an allegory (reference) to other stories?

scenarios, characters, plots, and conflicts

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What can using allusions or allegories in literature do?

Add layers of meaning and resonance and/or make the overall novel more complex

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True/False: You CANNOT ONLY rely on references and connections.

True

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References are like ______.

(Non-Literal!!)

Spices

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Who does “The Bard” refer to in most literary works between the 18th and 21st centuries?

Shakespeare

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True/False: Every age and every writer re-invents its own Shakespeare in one way or another.

True

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Name one interpretation of a work by Shakespeare that was modernized.

West Side Story

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What can quoting Shakespeare do for a writer?

Enhance a writer's intelligence and/or cultural literacy

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What religious text is used a lot in literature

The Bible

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What story in the Bible represents the loss of innocence?

Adam and Eve

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True/False: Only religious authors incorporate biblical references.

False

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True/False: The Bible has a universal influence on storytelling.

True

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What does the loss of innocence in literature (which almost always alludes to Adam and Eve) do for the reader?

carries emotional weight and/or resonates deeply

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What do authors use with biblical allusions to create contrast?

Irony

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What do myths in literature do for stories?

Create cultural identity and personal understanding 

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True/False: Artists draw inspiration from their cultural roots.

True

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Myths are _______ across cultures.

Universal

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True/False: Classical Greek/Roman myths have nothing to do with Euro-American culture.

False

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Why should authors draw on myths from so long ago?

The situations match up more closely than we’d expect

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In modern times, what lit device do authors use hand in hand with myths?

Irony

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What can recognizing allusions to myths do for us?

Make our literary experience richer, deeper, more meaningful, and help us do that with other stories too

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What can recognizing allusions to myths do for us?

Make our literary experience richer, deeper, more meaningful, and help us do that with other stories too

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Weather creates _______ and _________.

Mood and atmosphere

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Weather can be used as a ________ device.

plot

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Rain is ________.

Restorative

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Rain is the principal element of ________. (HINT: ITS A SEASON)

spring

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Rainbows allude to what literary text?

The Bible

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Rainbows can symbolize ______ between heaven and _____.

Peace; Earth

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Fog can symbolize ________.

confusion

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True/False: When reading literature, you should always check the weather.

True