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	Avaliação: CEL0573_AV_201202425461 » LITERATURA NORTE-AMERICANA
	Tipo de Avaliação: AV
	Aluno: 201202425461 - CÍNTIA MORAES
	Professor:
	MARCO GOMES DA SILVA
	Turma: 9001/AA
	Nota da Prova: 4,5        Nota de Partic.: 1,5        Data: 19/06/2015 10:57:18
	
	 1a Questão (Ref.: 201202663715)
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	Romanticism was affirmative and appropriate for most American poets and creative essayists. America¿s vast mountains, deserts, and tropics embodied the sublime. What stressed the Romantic spirit?
		
	
Resposta: The power of beauty. The power of darkness.gothic.
	
Gabarito: The Romantic spirit seemed particularly suited to American democracy: it stressed individualism, affirmed the value of the common person, and looked to the inspired imagination for its aesthetic and ethical values.
	
	
	 2a Questão (Ref.: 201202663695)
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	Powerful forces marked the period that produced the first great American literature. The arrival of the European cultural movement known as Romanticism strongly influenced many American writers of this time. In a few words, explain how these writers responded to these forces.
		
	
Resposta: The American´s wanna your own literature. Edgar Allan Poe was a great name of the American romanticism.
	
Gabarito: These writers also responded to social forces, including an outburst of reform movements, the spread of industry, and the increasing sectional strife that would soon bring the Civil War.
	
Fundamentação do(a) Professor(a): how was the question
	
	
	 3a Questão (Ref.: 201202663680)
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	Jonathan Edwards was molded by his extreme sense of duty and by the rigid Puritan environment, which conspired to make him:
		
	 
	defend strict and gloomy Calvinism from the forces of liberalism springing up around him.
	
	left his comfortable home in town to sojourn with the Indians in the wild interior
	
	be banished from Massachusetts in the middle of New England¿s ferocious winter in1635.
	
	give New England writing a special identity.
	
	continues the Puritan themes in his best-known work, The Day of Doom (1662).
	
	
	 4a Questão (Ref.: 201202663688)
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	Some of Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson's ideas about independence were not new. According to athe ideas of an English philosopher theory of ¿natural law,¿ human beings are ¿by nature free, equal and independent¿. These ideas belonged to:
		
	
	Philip Freneau
	
	Adam Smith
	 
	John Locke
	
	Thomas Paine
	
	Ralph Waldo Emerson
	
	
	 5a Questão (Ref.: 201202663684)
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	Enlightenment thinkers and writers were devoted to the ideals of:
		
	
	justice, democracy, and equality as the natural rights of man.
	 
	justice, liberty, and equality as the natural rights of man.
	
	justice, liberty, and equality as the common rights of man.
	
	justice, liberty, and equality as the natural rights of some groups.
	
	justice, liberty, and equality as the natural duties of man.
	
	
	 6a Questão (Ref.: 201202664157)
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	The ideas of realism were profoundly liberating and potentially at odds with society. The most well-known example is Huck Finn, a poor boy who decides to follow the voice of his conscience and help a Negro slave escape to freedom, even though Huck thinks this means that:
		
	
	he will be blessed to hell for breaking the law.
	
	he will be damned to heaven for breaking the law.
	 
	he will be damned to hell for breaking the chains.
	 
	he will be damned to hell for breaking the law.
	
	he will be damned to hell for no-breaking the law.
	
	
	 7a Questão (Ref.: 201202664130)
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	The American Revolution, from a psychohistorical viewpoint, parallels an adolescent rebellion away from the parent-figure of England and the larger family of the British Empire. Puritanism and its Protestant offshoots may have further weakened the family by preaching that the individual¿s first responsibility was to save his or her own soul. These characteristics can be seen in the masterpieces of:
		
	
	Henry Longfellow
	
	Emily Dickinson
	 
	Nathaniel Hawthorne
	
	James Lowell
	
	James Lowell Henry Longfellow Stephen Crane Nathaniel Hawthorne Emily Dickinson
	
	
	 8a Questão (Ref.: 201202664160)
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	The United States changed rapidly after the Civil War. American writers reacted to these changes by turning away from Romanticism toward ___________, a literary movement whose writers depicted life as they saw it, not as they imagined it to be.
		
	
	Romanticism
	 
	Realism
	
	Modernism
	
	Cubism
	
	Naturalism
	
	
	 9a Questão (Ref.: 201202664168)
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	At the time of his death, Crane had become an important figure in American literature. He was nearly forgotten, however, until two decades later when critics revived interest in his life and work. Stylistically, Crane's writing is characterized by:
		
	
	descriptive vividness and intensity, as well as distinctive dialects and tyranny.
	
	descriptive vividness and intensity, as well as distinctive dialects and dignity.
	
	descriptive vividness and intensity, as well as distinctive dialects and liberty.
	
	descriptive vividness and intensity, as well as distinctive alphabets and irony.
	 
	descriptive vividness and intensity, as well as distinctive dialects and irony.
	
	
	 10a Questão (Ref.: 201202664260)
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	In the options below, choose what are novels from Toni Morrison:
		
	
	Song of Solomon / The Color Purple
	
	Beloved / The Color Purple
	
	Amanda / The Woman Warrior
	
	The woman Warrior / The Color Purple
	 
	Beloved / Amanda