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Background and SkillsVersión en línea ELA 3 por Chanelle Manglona 1 What was a significant result of the War of 1812 for America? a A return to British trade dominance b Increased reliance on imported goods c A new spirit of nationalism and independence d A focus on agricultural development 2 What marked the beginning of the Industrial Revolution in the United States? a The invention of the cotton gin b A surge in agricultural exports c The interruption of trade during the War of 1812 d The completion of the Transcontinental Railroad 3 What was one consequence of the factory system in the United States? a A decrease in urban populations b Movement of people from farms to cities c Shorter work hours and higher wages d Elimination of harsh working conditions 4 What did the Indian Removal Act of 1830 mandate? a Native Americans could choose to remain on their land b Native Americans had to relocate west of the Mississippi River c The protection of Native American territories d The abolishment of slavery on Native American land 5 Which concept justified U.S. territorial expansion in the mid-1800s? a Manifest destiny b Sectionalism c Transcendentalism d Romanticism 6 How did the U.S. acquire Texas? a Through a treaty with Britain b After a war with Mexico c By purchasing it from Spain d Through the Indian Removal Act 7 What economic issue increased tensions between the North and the South? a Agricultural surpluses in the North b Western expansion c Tariffs on British manufactured goods d The gold rush 8 What term describes placing regional interests ahead of national unity? a Manifest destiny b Romanticism c Sectionalism d Transcendentalism 9 Which philosophical movement emphasized intuition and a close relationship with nature? a Romanticism b Sectionalism c Transcendentalism d Manifest destiny 10 Who is known as a leading transcendentalist writer? a Edgar Allan Poe b Nathaniel Hawthorne c Walt Whitman d Ralph Waldo Emerson 11 How did Henry David Thoreau practice transcendentalist beliefs? a By living simply at Walden Pond b By promoting industrialization c By advocating for tariffs d By writing Gothic fiction 12 What did Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson have in common? a They were both Romantic Gothic writers b They adhered strictly to traditional poetic forms c They embraced transcendentalist ideals in their poetry d They avoided themes related to nature 13 What distinguishes “dark” or “brooding” Romantics from other American Romantics? a Their optimistic view of human nature b Their rejection of emotional and individual themes c Their focus on the darker aspects of human behavior d Their emphasis on the benefits of industrialization 14 What common element is found in Gothic fiction, as used by Edgar Allan Poe and Nathaniel Hawthorne? a Detailed political commentary b Grotesque characters and violent events c Satirical humor d Celebrations of industrial achievements 15 What is one key characteristic of Romanticism as a literary movement? a A focus on scientific reasoning b An emphasis on emotion and individuality c A rejection of nature as a theme d 16 What does tone refer to in a piece of writing? a The symbolism in the text b The writer’s attitude toward a character or subject c The meaning the writer is trying to convey d The style of language the writer uses 17 How do we identify tone in a piece of writing? a We study the plot, or story line. b We work it out from the imagery, which might remind us of things we know. c We look mainly at the descriptions of the characters’ appearance. d We look at the writer’s word choice, use of imagery, and direct statements. 18 The man knelt down and placed the roses carefully in the vase. He traced the name on the gravestone with his fingers. He had come here every Sunday since the funeral, and he remembered that day as if it were yesterday. The tears streamed down his face. He stayed there a long time, thinking about everything that had changed. Choose the word or phrase that best describes the tone of the passage. a Sad b Hopeful c Suspenseful d Instructional 19 I remember with great joy the times my family spent at the beach. We kids would play in the sand, swim in the water, and take long walks with our parents. We used to sit down to big meals together and play board games after dark. How we all loved our vacations there! It would be wonderful to go back in time and enjoy those days all over again. Choose the word or phrase that best describes the tone of the passage. a Objective b Nostalgic c Persuasive d Anxious 20 Example 1: Tim snatched up the bucket and stomped downstairs, where he flung the water onto the garden. Example 2: Tim picked up the bucket and went downstairs, where he emptied the water onto the garden. Example 3: Tim grabbed the bucket and hoofed it downstairs, where he splashed the water around the garden. Example 4: Tim slowly lifted the bucket and picked his way downstairs, where he carefully poured the water onto the garden. Choose the example that has an objective or neutral tone. a Example 1 b Example 2 c Example 3 d Example 4

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por Chanelle Manglona

What was a significant result of the War of 1812 for America?

What marked the beginning of the Industrial Revolution in the United States?

What was one consequence of the factory system in the United States?

What did the Indian Removal Act of 1830 mandate?

Which concept justified U.S. territorial expansion in the mid-1800s?

How did the U.S. acquire Texas?

What economic issue increased tensions between the North and the South?

What term describes placing regional interests ahead of national unity?

Which philosophical movement emphasized intuition and a close relationship with nature?

Who is known as a leading transcendentalist writer?

How did Henry David Thoreau practice transcendentalist beliefs?

What did Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson have in common?

What distinguishes “dark” or “brooding” Romantics from other American Romantics?

What common element is found in Gothic fiction, as used by Edgar Allan Poe and Nathaniel Hawthorne?

What is one key characteristic of Romanticism as a literary movement?

What does tone refer to in a piece of writing?

How do we identify tone in a piece of writing?