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Name _______________________________________________Date _______Literature From Around the WorldTestA. Thinking About the AnthologyCircle the letter of the best answer.1. What issue concerns the authors of "By Any Other Name" and KalJir Boy?a. The importance of improving the educational systems in their countries.b. The conflict between a traditional and a modern society.c. The importance of gradual social change.d. The racial prejudice they encountered as children.2. Compare the narrative point of view in "A Sunrise on the Veld" and "The Guest."a. Both selections are narrated by a first-person speaker.b. "A Sunrise on the Veld" is narrated by a first-person speaker. but "The Guest" isnarrated by a third-person speaker.c. Both selections are told by a limited third-person narrator.d. Both selections are told by an all-knowing third-person narrator.3. What is the central conflict in "Marriage Is a Private Affair"?a. Nnaemeka struggles against his father's traditional values.b. Nene struggles internally with her isolation.c. Nene and Nnaemeka's marriage ends.d. Okeke struggles against tribal traditions.4. What type of literature is illustrated in the excerpts from Night and Out ofAfrica?a. short story c. reflective essayb. autobiography d. biography5. What is Lorca's purpose in writing "Lament for Ignacio Sanchez Mejias"?a. to describe the natural world c. to focus on humankind's social isolationb. to immortalize his dead friend d. to reflect on his own life and work6. What is an important use of humor in both "Tale of the Computer That Fought a Dragon" and "The Nose"? a. to describe contemporary society c. to make fun of the natural worldb. to describe a historic event d. to develop an idea about human behavior7. What type of poem is "In the Land of Small Dragon"?a. comic c. narrativeb. dramatic d. lyric8. What is the mood of "The Garden of Forking Paths"?a. mournful c. humorousb. mysterious d. despairing9. In what two selections are the characters' relationships with the natural world an important theme? a. "Telephone Conversation" and "A Gazelle"© Prentice-Hall, Inc. 83
Name ________________________________________________ Date ________________A. Thinking About the NovelCircle the letter of the best answer.The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel HawthorneTest1. The author's characterization of the magistrates' "great mercy and tenderness of heart" insentencing Hester is an example ofa. metaphor.b. foreshadowing.c. irony.d. suspense.2. Hester Prynne remained in New England to serve her sentence becausea. the magistrates would not allow her to leave.b. she could not pay for her passage back to England.c. her parents begged her not to return to England.d. she believed that she could purge herself of her sin by remaining.3. The author's use of the scaffold to represent the end of Hester's life as a member of the Puritan community and the Reverend Dimmesdales's death is an example of the use of a. simUe.b. foreshadowing.c. symbolism.d. irony.4. The Scarlet Letter isa. a historical novel.b. a romance.c. a typical short story.d. an adventure story.5. The point of view used by Hawthorne in The Scarlet Letter isa. first-person point of view.b. omniscient point ofview.c. neither a nor b.d. both a and b.B. Identifying the CharacterIn the box are the names of five characters from The Scarlet Letter. Following are five quotationsspoken by those characters. On the line after each quotation, write the name of thecharacter who said it.Hester Prynne Pearl Roger Ch1llingworthArthur DimmesdaleMistress Hibbins© Prentice-Hall, Inc. 85
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