Multiple choice AFAM lit exam 1

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“Bars Fight” memorializes the settler victims of a New England massacre.

True

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What is the rhyme scheme of “Bars Fight”?

AABB

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What does Hammon NOT travel to in “a narrative of the uncommon sufferings, and surprising deliverance of Briton Hammon, a Negro man"?

Puerto Rico

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Hammon describes being enslaved and/or held as a prisoner by which of the following?

All of the above 

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During his time in Cuba, which of Hammon’s escape attempts succeeds?

Attempt to escape with support of Mrs. Howard and the Lieutenant of the Beaver

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In “Preface,” Wheatley apologizes to the reader for any faults they may find in her poetry and says she never meant to publish her poems.

True

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According to “On Being Brought from Africa to America,” those who view Negroes with a “scornful eye” think their skin color is

diabolic

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What does Wheatley credit for bringing her out of Africa in “On Being Brought”?

mercy

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What verse form does Wheatley employ in “On Being Brought from Africa to America”?

heroic couplets (rhyming pair of lines written in iambic pentameter)

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What common assumption of American readers is “On Being Brought from Africa to America” working explicitly to dispel?

that Africans cannot be Christians

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In “On Being Brought,” what evidence does Wheatley provide that Africans may be redeemed?

her own conversion to Christianity

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Theresa’s mother and sister do not survive the story’s events.

False (they do survive)

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Theresa: A Haytien Tale (1828) is set during what major historical event?

The Haitian Revolution

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Amanda is Theresa’s __________, while Madame Paulina is Theresa’s __________.

Sister, mother.

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Theresa decides to share information about an upcoming sneak attack on Toussaint L’Ouverture’s army because..

She wants to protect the cause of Haitian independence

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Who are the “revolutionists” and what cause are they fighting for?

enslaved Africans and free people of color fighting to found a national republic. Haitians fighting for Haitian independence. Enslaved Africans fighting for their freedom. Enslaved Africans and free people of color fighting against French colonial control of Haiti.

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Which of the following variations does David Walker NOT use to signal emphasis in Walker’s Appeal, in Four Articles; Together with a Preamble, to the Colored Citizens of the World?

Bold

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How does Walker characterize God?

as a God who: ends suffering by any means necessary, hears the cries of the oppressed, fights for justice.

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The group that David Walker criticizes the most harshly is

all of the above

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David Walker calls out early American statesman __________ by name for his views about ____________.

Thomas Jefferson, African Americans

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Pair the group with David Walker’s criticism of them: African Americans

not being united to resist their oppression

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Pair the group with David Walker’s criticism of them: white Christians

tolerating and participating in slavery against the will of God

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Pair the group with David Walker’s criticism of them: American slaveholders

being more cruel than Roman and Greek enslavers

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Pair the group with David Walker’s criticism of them: Thomas Jefferson

wrote a book “proving” Black inferiority