This quiz titled 'Civil War TEST THREE -- PART ONE' explores the themes of Realism and Naturalism in American literature post-Civil War to World War I, focusing on social critiques and literary movements.
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Theodore Dreiser
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prison bars in front, with a woman locked behind them
Toadstools in front, more toadstools behind
a florid arabesque in front, a dancing woman behind
a creeping woman in front, iron bars behind her
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A letter from Armand's mother revealing that he is the one who is a mulatto
Letters Désirée had sent him before they married
The corbeille he had ordered for Désirée from Paris
He cradle Désirée’s baby slept in
Naturalism
Amoral
All of these apply to Jack London's "To Build a Fire"
Determinism
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French
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Chance
The environment
The man
The dog
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Retirement
Southern
Uneducated
Wealthy
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The injured captain
The correspondent
The oiler
The cook
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The books he read about war as a boy
His own military experience
His observations as a writer/correspondent during the civil war
The stories that his father told him
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the mirror stage
Altered mindedness
Racial myopia
Double consciousness
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His stature
Dunbar does not recall Douglass as having any enduring legacy
his children
His voice
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To make a person’s blood irrelevant
to Africanize America
to assimilate into white America
for the chance to be both black and American
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Carrie controls her fate
This is not a naturalist text
Carrie believes that God is in control
Carrie's fate is determined by her environment and circumstances
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Though she was his neighbor, he did not love her until they both met one year at Mardi Gras in New Orleans.
He met her in a Paris nightclub, and brought her home to America.
Aubigny had known her as a child, and had always been in love with her.
He rode by one day, saw her by a stone pillar, and was smitten.
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The ghost of one of the previous occupants
A woman locked in a prison cell
the eyes and face of someone who has been strangled
Smiling children who used to play in the attic
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Both of them fear she will write someone to coordinate an escape from her attic prison.
They do not know that she is writing a dream journal, and they might be frightened by the nightmares she records.
She has been contacting a lawyer about divorcing John, and they wish her to wait awhile and reconsider her decision.
They believe that thinking makes her hysterical, and they do not want her to write.
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When he realized his white classmates were jealous of his talents
When he was excluded from a white baseball team
when he was laughed at by a family of white tourists
When his greeting card was rejected by a white girl
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Egotism
The ruin of the natural world
The exploitation of labor
Women’s right
Business deceptions
Agnosticism
Racism
Political corruption
Atheism
Economic inequity
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