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Test 12 Final
Final
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Who wrote "Beloved Friend of Little Waifs"? | George Mueller |
| Who wrote "A Start in Life"? | Daisy Switzer |
| Who wrote "The Man without a Country"? | Philip Nolan |
| Who wrote "The Charge of the Light Brigade"? | Alfred, Lord Tennyson |
| Who wrote The Gift of the Magi"? | Della Young |
| Who wrote "Little Women" ("The Valley of the Shadow")? | Louisa May Alcott |
| Who wrote "The Present Crisis"? | James Russell Lowell |
| Who wrote "Dr. Heidegger's Experiment"? | Nathaniel Hawthorne |
| Who wrote "I'm Nobody! Who Are You?" | Emily Dickinson |
| Who wrote "When I Heard the Learn'd Astronomer"? | Walt Whitman |
| What nationality was Arnold Winkelried? | Swiss |
| George and Ulrich were trapped under a what? | tree |
| The Frenchman threw a what at his friend, the black dog? | hard roll |
| In "The Death Disk," Colonel Mayfair was what? | pardoned |
| Uncle Henry tried to have who drowned? | Dan |
| Clarence Day was expected to learn the what, "the noblest instrument." | violin |
| In "Pip Visits Miss Havisham," Pip played cards with who? | Estella |
| In Longfellow's "The Day is Done," the speaker wants someone to read a what to him? | poem |
| In "Christmas Time on the Frontier," Ruth prayed for a doll for herself and for w?hat for her brothers | skates |
| Behrman's masterpiece was a painted what? | leaf |
| Pahom was constantly greedy for more what? | land |
| Who gave some of the Pain-Killer to Aunt Polly's cat? | Tom (Sawyer) |
| In "You've Got to Learn," Andy's dog was killed by a(n) what? | otter |
| American Gothic and Woman with Plants were painted by who, an artist from Iowa? | Grant Wood |
| Giant Despair locked Christian and who in the dungeon? | Hopeful |
| In "The Night the Bed Fell", the author's what (or who) was convinced the heavy attic bed had fallen on Father. | mother |
| The blank left John and Mary alone because they refused to follow this advice. | indians |
| A what is a person or object in a story that has a meaning in itself and that also represents something else. | symbol |
| Regional language; words and pronunciations which are peculiar to people of a certain region or class. | Dialect |
| The use of language in a manner not normally used in everyday speech, such as the use of unusual words or word order. | Poetic Diction |