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Froggy Jumps Midterm ReviewVersión en línea Generalized Questions For Midterm Review por Adam Cummins 1 1. Why does Oedipus’ speech become ironic to the audience? a He was quoting Teiresias on purpose. b He secretly already knew the killer. c He unknowingly condemns himself as the murderer. 2 2. What trait does Oedipus reveal when he argues with Teiresias? a A desire to avoid responsibility b Strong pride in his own abilities c A fear of confrontation 3 3. Which statement of Teiresias reflects a major idea in the play? a He predicts Oedipus will be both son and husband to the same woman. b He refuses to answer Oedipus’ questions. c He tells Oedipus he is doing a fine job as king. 4 4. Who does Oedipus believe is attempting to overthrow him? a Creon b The Oracle c The Shepherd 5 5. Which words best describe Oedipus when he refuses to stop searching for answers? a Uncertain and doubtful b Calm and patient c Persistent and headstrong 6 6. Why does Jocasta panic when Oedipus insists on learning the truth? a She thinks Oedipus is too tired to continue. b She fears the people of Thebes will riot. c She realizes the prophecy might already be fulfilled. 7 7. Why does the Chorus warn that a “dark future” may be coming? a To show that a celebration is starting b To introduce a new prophecy c To hint at the tragedy that is about to occur 8 8. What lesson about human life does the Chorus express? a People can change destiny with effort. b Kings never face consequences. c No one can escape what fate has planned. 9 9. “Thebes is drowning in a deadly sea” is an example of what device? a Alliteration b Metaphor c Simile 10 10. What does the comparison of Thebes to a drowning city communicate? a The city is preparing for war. b The people are celebrating. c The city is overwhelmed with suffering. 11 11. Comparing Creon’s behavior to a “slithering” creature suggests he is— a As brave as a lion b Deceitful like a snake c As fast as a cheetah 12 12. Calling Creon “silver-tongued” implies he— a Only talks about money b Barely speaks at all c Can easily persuade people 13 13. When the city is called a “ship of state,” the metaphor refers to its— a Government b History c Landscape 14 14. The line “We are like sailors in a storm” uses— a Personification b A metaphor c A simile 15 15. In Jocasta’s comparison, who is the frightened “helm man”? a The Shepherd b Oedipus c Teiresias 16 16. How does the author of the Gothic essay show her early love for Poe? a By asking reflective questions b By describing famous awards c By comparing Poe to modern writers 17 17. What feature of Poe’s writing most affects the narrator? a She laughs at the humor in his stories. b She feels drawn into the narrator’s disturbing mind. c She enjoys the historical facts. 18 18. What is a key characteristic of Gothic storytelling? a Happy, peaceful endings b Emotional extremes c Strictly realistic plots 19 19. How does Louis Braille lose his eyesight? a A childhood accident with a sharp tool b A training injury at school c An illness later in life 20 20. What event inspired Braille to create a reading system? a Visiting a library in London b Learning about military “night writing” c Listening to musicians perform 21 21. What idea best summarizes Braille’s early life? a He preferred working with leather more than studying. b He wanted to become a famous soldier. c He worked to design a system blind readers could use. 22 22. What idea summarizes how Braille’s system was received? a People eventually accepted and admired his invention. b Students refused to learn it. c It was replaced immediately by a new system. 23 23. Which word is closest in meaning to “embossed”? a Stamped b Hidden c Flattened 24 24. Why does the article begin with a nighttime walking scene? a To show a scientific study b To explain the symptoms of an illness c To help readers relate emotionally 25 25. How does the text classify phobias? a As a normal reaction to danger b As a type of anxiety disorder c As a rare condition almost no one experiences 26 26. What is the clearest difference between fear and anxiety? a Fear reacts to immediate danger; anxiety worries about future danger. b Anxiety only affects adults. c Fear lasts longer than anxiety. 27 27. Which behavior is an example of fear rather than anxiety? a Thinking about tomorrow’s assignment b Feeling bored during class c Jumping or crouching after a loud noise 28 28. Why does the narrator travel to the Usher mansion? a To study the architecture b To collect an overdue debt c To comfort Roderick during his illness 29 29. What mood is created at the start of the Usher story? a Busy and exciting b Dreary and unsettling c Warm and cheerful 30 30. Who is NOT living inside the Usher house? a Roderick’s father b Madeline c Roderick 31 31. What does NOT upset Roderick in the story? a Bright lights b Certain sounds c Spicy food 32 32. Which image strongly captures the narrator’s attention? a A portrait of a king b A vault c A detailed map 33 33. Which activity is NOT used to help lift Roderick’s mood? a Cooking meals b Reading aloud c Painting 34 34. What detail does the narrator notice about Madeline’s appearance? a She and Roderick are twins. b She has a large birthmark. c She wears expensive jewelry 35 35. What does Roderick confess near the end of the tale? a He planned to flee the country. b He poisoned the family well. c He buried his sister alive. 36 36. What story-within-a-story is read in the Usher tale? a A king solving riddles b A soldier returning from war c A knight named Ethelred slaying a creature 37 37. How does the Usher story conclude? a Roderick rebuilds the mansion. b Everyone survives unharmed. c The narrator escapes as the house collapses. 38 38. How does the narrator in the Gothic essay first discover Poe’s writing? a Finding a book at a friend’s house b Assigned a story for school c Reading by candlelight during a power outage 39 39. What emotion do many Gothic stories aim to evoke? a Indifference b Comedy c Fear or sorrow 40 40. How do Gothic stories make the narrator feel? a Discouraged b Uninterested in reading c Understood and less alone

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1. Why does Oedipus’ speech become ironic to the audience?

2. What trait does Oedipus reveal when he argues with Teiresias?

3. Which statement of Teiresias reflects a major idea in the play?

4. Who does Oedipus believe is attempting to overthrow him?

5. Which words best describe Oedipus when he refuses to stop searching for answers?

6. Why does Jocasta panic when Oedipus insists on learning the truth?

7. Why does the Chorus warn that a “dark future” may be coming?

8. What lesson about human life does the Chorus express?

9. “Thebes is drowning in a deadly sea” is an example of what device?

10. What does the comparison of Thebes to a drowning city communicate?

11. Comparing Creon’s behavior to a “slithering” creature suggests he is—

12. Calling Creon “silver-tongued” implies he—

13. When the city is called a “ship of state,” the metaphor refers to its—

14. The line “We are like sailors in a storm” uses—

15. In Jocasta’s comparison, who is the frightened “helm man”?

16. How does the author of the Gothic essay show her early love for Poe?

17. What feature of Poe’s writing most affects the narrator?

18. What is a key characteristic of Gothic storytelling?

19. How does Louis Braille lose his eyesight?

20. What event inspired Braille to create a reading system?

21. What idea best summarizes Braille’s early life?

22. What idea summarizes how Braille’s system was received?

23. Which word is closest in meaning to “embossed”?

24. Why does the article begin with a nighttime walking scene?

25. How does the text classify phobias?

26. What is the clearest difference between fear and anxiety?

27. Which behavior is an example of fear rather than anxiety?

28. Why does the narrator travel to the Usher mansion?

29. What mood is created at the start of the Usher story?

30. Who is NOT living inside the Usher house?

31. What does NOT upset Roderick in the story?

32. Which image strongly captures the narrator’s attention?

33. Which activity is NOT used to help lift Roderick’s mood?

34. What detail does the narrator notice about Madeline’s appearance?

35. What does Roderick confess near the end of the tale?

36. What story-within-a-story is read in the Usher tale?

37. How does the Usher story conclude?

38. How does the narrator in the Gothic essay first discover Poe’s writing?

39. What emotion do many Gothic stories aim to evoke?

40. How do Gothic stories make the narrator feel?