In what way did the medieval summa collections reflect the principles of the Scholastic movement? They focused on religious questions and compiled theological perspectives. They were kept within small intellectual communities to strengthen particular universities. They demonstrated the scholastic preference for new knowledge rather than traditional ideas. They collected and organized knowledge on a range of subjects.

Which technique did Zitkala -Sa not use in the excerpt to establish context for her readers? a. She introduces a situation that suggests the theme of hope through "dream-stuff" where the vision of a peaceful,thriving Native village exists. b. She asks a question to establish context "wondering what gift it could be her grandfather wished to confer upon her and asking, "Why does my grandfather send such a light gift in a heavy, large box?" c. She shares a dialogue between herself and her grandfather to establish the context on the topic of keeping treaties with the government, thinking about how "she caught the glad tidings and was thrilled with new hope for her people." d. She details the setting to establish the context by introducing the history of the conflict "relative to the affairs concerning the Indian people and the United States government."

Who do the spies give their word to? A. Caleb B. Rahab C. Esau A. Caleb B. Rahab C. Esau

Carpeaux's The Dance was lauded by critics for its Neoclassical form. True False

Who wrote the anti -slavery novel Uncle Tom's Cabin? Nathaniel Hawthorne Henry David Thoreau Mark Twain Harriet Beecher Stowe

Excerpt from Mrs.Dalloway by Virginia Woolf "For having lived in Westminster-how many years now? Over twenty,-one feels even in the midst of the traffic, or waking at night, Clarissa was positive, a particular hush or solemnity; an indescribable pause; a suspense (but that might be her heart, affected, they said by influenza) before Big Ben! strikes. There! Out it boomed. First a warning musical; then the hour,irrevocable." 1Big Ben is a large clock in London England. Woolf, Virginia. Mrs Dalloway.Penguin Classics, 2020. [Used according to 17 U.S.Code 9.107-Limitations on exclusive rights: Fair use (opens in a new window)]. In the excerpt from Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf, which technique does Woolf use to craft her narrative voice? Answer a. Flashback b. Stream of Consciousness c. Pacing d. Flash-forward

Diego Rivera described Frida Kahlo's paintings as "Like a ribbon around a bomb." Select one: True False

Which technique does the student writer use to establish context for their audience? Answer a. Detailing a setting b. Sharing dialogue c. Asking a question d. Describing an observation

Task 2: Write Open a new document.Copy and paste the outline below into that document, and then start to write your rough draft! "Remember, be sure to delete the paragraph explanations as you write. Don't forget to add dialogue to your narrative! 5 Paragraph Outline: Paragraph 1: Exposition - Includes a "hook" to grab the reader's attention - Contains a thesis statement explaining the main eventidea - Sets up the story of your failure experience Paragraph 2: Rising Action - Describes the rising action - Explains events leading to the failure - Includes background information

Which statement best describes the tones of "The Author to Her Book "and "A Hymn to the Evening"? Bradstreet's poem has a thoughtful tone, while Wheatley's poem has a more nervous tone. Bradstreet's poem has a serious and direct tone, while Wheatley's poem has an energetic and excited tone. Bradstreet's poem has a straightforward and direct tone , while Wheatley's poem has an evasive and indirect tone. Bradstreet's poem has relaxed tone, while Wheatley's poem has a more aggressive tone.

Setting is important in a story because it provides which of these? a. theme b. conflicts c. context d. mood e. all of these