LITERATURA NORTE-AMERICANA- MODERNIDADE

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Disciplina: LITERATURA NORTE-AMERICANA: MODERNIDADE  AV
Aluno: OLAMILEKAN SAHEED ADEYEMI 202101002903
Professor: CECILIA CANDIDA FRASAO VIEIRA
 
Turma: 9001
DGT0629_AV_202101002903 (AG)   18/09/2023 11:40:09 (F) 
Avaliação: 10,00 pts Nota SIA: 10,00 pts
 
LITERATURA NORTE-AMERICANA  
 
 1. Ref.: 195670 Pontos: 1,00  / 1,00
The �rst published book of poems by an American was also the �rst American book to be published by a woman ¿ Anne
Bradstreet. It is not surprising that the book was published in England, why?
Because the author was a woman.
Because her husband had prohibited its publication.
 Given the lack of printing presses in the early years of the �rst American colonies.
Due to the fact that she was already very famous in England for that time.
Given the fact that she was born and educated in England.
 2. Ref.: 195701 Pontos: 1,00  / 1,00
In literature the word Gothic applies to works with a brooding atmosphere that emphasize the unknown and inspire fear.
Gothic novels typically feature wild and remote settings, such as:
haunted castles or wind-blasted mills, and their plots involve violent or funny jokes.
 haunted castles or wind-blasted moors, and their plots involve violent or mysterious events.
hunting castles or wind-blasted moors, and their plots involve violent or mysterious events.
hunting castles or wind-blasted moors, and their plots involve violent or funny jokes.
big chapels and colourful gardens
 3. Ref.: 195699 Pontos: 1,00  / 1,00
Many Romantics were drawn to the nonrational side of human nature, such as the emotions, imagination, intuition¿even
evil and insanity. They were also fascinated by remote periods of history and exotic places. All these interests came
together in the type of writing known as:
Lyric literature
Classical Literature
Critical literature
Epic literature
 Gothic literature
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Twain ´s writing clearly contributes to the movement of Realism because he
writes romantic tales
writes about ancient values
 views humans as naturally sinful people capable of good and bad things equally
paints humans as heroes who overcome anything
he represents life in an ideal way
 5. Ref.: 713843 Pontos: 1,00  / 1,00
Moby Dick is considered to be an ambitious novel for the time. That was a documentary of life at sea and a unique
metaphor of ---------------in general.
 life
desire
love
aging
friendship
 6. Ref.: 826508 Pontos: 1,00  / 1,00
Choose the word which best completes the following sentence; In fact, the Realism was a writing technique used to
mean a subject matter. Besides, it was a reaction against the ---------------in a more systematized way.
the Colonial literature
the British literature
 The Romanticism
Puritanism
the Revolutionary Period writers
 7. Ref.: 196144 Pontos: 1,00  / 1,00
_______________ is an artistic movement that manifests itself in the second half of the nineteenth century. It is
characterized by the intention of an objective approach to reality and the interest in social issues. The ideological
engagement causes often shaped and situations described are exaggerated to strengthen social denunciation.
Naturalism
 Realism
Romanticism
Modernism
Cubism
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Henry James once wrote that art, especially literary art, ¿makes life, makes interest, makes importance.¿ James¿s �ction
and criticism is the most highly conscious, sophisticated, and dif�cult of its era. With Twain, James is generally ranked as
the greatest American novelist of the:
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second half of the17th century.
�rst half of the19th century.
second half of the18th century.
 second half of the19th century.
�rst half of the17th century.
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______________________ is one of Wharton's most famous works.
The Altar of the Dead
City of Glass
Hucky Finn
 The age of innocence
Ghosts
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Auster gained recognition for a series of three loosely connected detective stories published collectively as---------------.
The old man and the sea
 The New York Trilogy
The House of Mirth
A streetcar named Desire
Death of a salesman
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