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American Literature
Study Guide Answers
12 November 2017
Big concept
“Passage 1
1.
1.RL6: Cultural
Voice● Inner Grace--You feel saved● Outer Grace--You act saved● Total Depravity--Everyone’s
born a sinner● Limited Atonement--Jesus
died for some, not all
Stanza 3, Line 14-15
1.b. Outer Grace
2.
2.RL6: Cultural
Voice● Unconditional Election-some
people are on a list to be saved from eternal damnation. This idea is called Predestination too.
Stanza 2, Line 9-10
2.
This Question Stinks
and there is actually no
good answer. This is
why we vet questions a
bit before putting them
on tests when we can.
3.c. The burning of the house shows God’s displeasure
3.RL1: Claim and
Evidence● Typology
○ Natural phenomenon means God had a
○ History is cyclical and Bible stories happen in history
3.
“Passage 4
4.MOST
4.RL6: Cultural
Voice● Unconditional Election-some
people are on a list to be saved from eternal damnation. This idea is called Predestination too.
● Total Depravity--Everyone’s born a sinner
● Limited Atonement--Jesus died for some, not all
4.MOST
4.MOST
a. Unconditional Electb. Limited Atonement
There will be one right answer on test day. This is like this for the sake of conversation.
5. not
5.RL5: Structure
● Free form poetry means that there is no pattern of rhyme at the end of the lines
5.not
a. The lines and stanza have a pattern
6.
6.RL6: Cultural
Voice● Backsliding means that an elect
that was once on the list to be saved has committed a grievous sin that has forced them off the list.
6. b. boasts about being and elect
7.diction
7.RL4: Word
Meaning and Overall Meaning
● Diction means the author’s word choice
7.RL9: Time Period
● The older a piece of literature, the more likely it is to have altered syntax (inverted), different spellings than what we use now, (wyfe, lyfe) and different verbs (doth).
7.diction
c. Saviour, washt, loue
“Passage 3
8.
8.RL5: Structure
● Meter-this has to do with the amount of syllables and stresses in a line
● Repetition-same idea with same words
Stanza 1, Line 1-3
8.
8.c. The repetition of “If ever… then…” emphasizes the
narrator’s message of love as a commitment, similar to the repetition found in wedding vows.
9/10.
Stanza 1, Line 5-8
9/10.
9/10.c. Payment
C.“Thy love is such I can no way repay”
11.
best
11.RL4: Word
Meaning and Overall Meaning
● Imagery- sensorial and descriptive language
11.
best
11.
best
d. The poet uses a combination of natural, material, and spiritual imagery when describing her love, making her feelings seem larger than all three.
12.
12.RL6: Author’s
PurposeThe author has a specific reason or purpose for writing the text. You can figure it out by distinguishing what is directly stated from what is really meant.
12.a. To profess the depths of her love to her
husband and the unity she feels with him.
“Passage 4
13.
7.RL4: Diction and
Tone● Diction means the author’s
word choice● Tone--what’s the author’s
subject, and how does s/he feel about it?
Act 1Abigail
13.
13. c. Lustful
14.
Act 1Abigail
14.
14.d. She clutches at him
15.
Act 1Abigail
15.
15.a. She will do anything to keep John with her
16.
This Question Stinks
and is vague. This is
why we vet questions a
bit before putting them
on tests when we can.
“Passage 5
17.
Act 4PROCTOR:
17.
17.b. A person who gives into what they know is
wrong is worthless
e. A person is defined by their name
There will be one right answer on test day. This is like this for the sake of conversation.
18.
Act 4PROCTOR:
18.
18.C. He’s being forced to sign a document which contains a false statement and he protests
19.
Act 4PROCTOR:
19.
20.
Act 4PROCTOR:
20.a. The anguish of signing his name is getting to
him
21.
Act 4PROCTOR:
21.
This Question Stinks
and is vague. This is
why we vet questions a
bit before putting them
on tests when we can.
