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Literature Exam
- ALL QUIET ON THE
WESTERN FRONT
- What is the
mood/atmosphere
of Chapter 1?
- Some humor, introduced to
ironies and corruption of
death and survival in a war
- Some humor, introduced to
ironies and corruption of
death and survival in a war
- Kemmerich's death illustrates
part of the cental message of
the novel. What is it?
- War destroys innocence,
steals life, and concerns
itself with nothing, not even
the individual
- War destroys innocence,
steals life, and concerns
itself with nothing, not even
the individual
- What is Kat's philosophy
of war?
- The hierarchical
organizations (and
pay) drags war on
unnecessarily
- The hierarchical
organizations (and
pay) drags war on
unnecessarily
- What is Kropp's
philosophy of war?
- If you just send the two leaders
to fight, whoever wins, their
country wins, the "right"
people would be fighting
- If you just send the two leaders
to fight, whoever wins, their
country wins, the "right"
people would be fighting
- What is the author's
intention in expanding
these?
- To point out that innocent
men are fighting the war of
nations and that by spending
so much time fighting for a
cause, causes you to think
about why you are fighting
- To point out that innocent
men are fighting the war of
nations and that by spending
so much time fighting for a
cause, causes you to think
about why you are fighting
- What is Kropp's phyiosophy
concerning the power given
to insignificant men?
- That since they are
insignificant, when they
get power, they abuse it
- That since they are
insignificant, when they
get power, they abuse it
- What is the
mood/atmosphere
of Chapter 1?
- ROMEO AND
JULIET
- What does Mercutio say about
"blind love"?
- "if love be blind, it
cannot hit the mark"
- "if love be blind, it
cannot hit the mark"
- Explain: " Virtue itself turns vice,
being misplaced,/ And vice
something by action dignified"
- The friar is saying "all
things have the potential
for both hep and harm"
- The friar is saying "all
things have the potential
for both hep and harm"
- What does Friar Lawrence mean
when he says to Romeo, "Young
men's love then lies not truly in their
hearts, but in their eyes
- He means that young men
often believe that love is
what they are feeling
- He means that young men
often believe that love is
what they are feeling
- What does Friar Lawrence
mean when he syas,
"Therefore, love moderately;
long love doth so"?
- If you love moderately, your
love will last long and not be
consumed
- If you love moderately, your
love will last long and not be
consumed
- What does Mercutio say about
"blind love"?
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