Flannagan Final

Question

In JD Salinger’s the Catcher In the Rye, Holden Caulfield wonders about the fate of which animals in Central Park?

Answer 1

Squirrels in the park

Answer 2

Ducks in the lagoon

Answer 3

Seagulls in the pond

Answer 4

Hens in the zoo

Answer 5

Camp Greyhound

Answer 6

Station Prison

Answer 7

Camp Bloodhound

Answer 8

Bloodhound Reserve

Answer 9

Individualism

Answer 10

Disdain for religion

Answer 11

Belief in following your own conscience

Answer 12

All of the above

Answer 13

A Game that Holden and Allie used to play

Answer 14

A billboard in New York

Answer 15

A Broadway Play Holden sees in New York

Answer 16

Holden’s favorite song

Answer 17

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

Answer 18

Tom Sawyer

Answer 19

The Great Gatsby

Answer 20

Catcher in the Rye

Answer 21

Naturalism

Answer 22

Transcendentalism

Answer 23

Romanticism

Answer 24

American Realism

Answer 25

food and water

Answer 26

a flare gun

Answer 27

Nathaniel Hawthorne

Answer 28

Jonathan Edwards

Answer 29

William Bradford

Answer 30

Henry David Thoreau

Answer 31

HOlden Caulfield

Answer 32

Victor Joseph

Answer 33

Abdulrahman Zeitoun

Answer 34

All the above

Answer 35

Puritans --> Great Awakening --> Revolution --> Rationalism --> Transcendentalism

Answer 36

Revolution --> Great Awakening --> Transcendentalism--> Puritans --> Rationalism

Answer 37

Puritans --> Rationalism --> Great Awakening --> Transcendentalism--> Revolution

Answer 38

Transcendentalism --> Revolution --> Rationalism --> Great Awakening --> Puritans

Answer 39

“We must submit to God”

Answer 40

“We must be perfect, so as to set an example for others”

Answer 41

“Nature is the ultimate beauty”

Answer 42

“The end is imminent”

Answer 43

auction scenes

Answer 44

showing the impact on white people

Answer 45

giving a third person omnipresent account of the situation

Answer 46

showing the disintegration of family bonds

Answer 47

individuality

Answer 48

respecting elders

Answer 49

trust elders

Answer 50

inherent power of the small

Answer 51

transcendentalism

Answer 52

rationalism

Answer 53

revolution

Answer 54

great awakening

Answer 55

Mrs. Flanagan’s table arrangement is an example of the freedom

Answer 56

The tables are a demonstration of the freedom we are given in the classroom

Answer 57

Mrs. Flanagan uses table arrangements to exemplify the freedom given during class discussions.

Answer 58

Mrs. Flanagan attempts to reinforce the idea of freedom during class discussions.

Answer 59

"morons always hate it when you call them a moron"

Answer 60

"people never notice anything"

Answer 61

“Lonely and solitary are two completely different adjectives.”

Answer 62

"dont ever tell anybody anything. if you do, you start missing everybody"

Answer 63

Lone Ranger and Tonto; Zeitoun; Catcher in the Rye; Narrative of Frederick Douglas; Huck Finn; The Road

Answer 64

Lone Ranger and Tonto; Catcher in the Rye; Zeitoun; Narrative of Frederick Douglas; Huck Finn; The Road

Answer 65

Lone Ranger and Tonto; Zeitoun; Narrative of Frederick Douglas; Catcher in the Rye; Huck Finn; The Road

Answer 66

Lone Ranger and Tonto; Zeitoun; Catcher in the Rye; Narrative of Frederick Douglas; The Road, Huck Finn

Answer 67

lone ranger and tonto fistfight in heaven

Answer 68

both, but more so zeitoun

Answer 69

lots of "to be" verbs

Answer 70

ending the sentence in a question

Answer 71

a reference to the speaker (saying I, me, we, etc)

Answer 72

including a structural element

Answer 73

magical realism

Answer 74

transcendentalism

Answer 75

magical realism

Answer 76

narrative nonfiction

Answer 77

immigration

Answer 78

Puritans believe in Naturalism, the idea that nature is evil and should be avoided, while Native Americans believed that Nature is good yet uncontrollable.

Answer 79

Puritans believed that nature is wicked, while Native Americans believed in Naturalism, the idea that nature is good yet uncontrollable.

Answer 80

Both believed nature is too powerful to be control, except Native Americans also believe it was evil should be avoided.

Answer 81

Puritans believed natural events brought good luck, while Native Americans believe nature was harmful.

Answer 82

henry david thoreau

Answer 83

ralph waldo ermerson

Answer 84

jonathan edwards

Answer 85

walt whitman

Answer 86

Thematic Arcs of Redemption/ Damnation,detailed, clear language

Answer 87

Direct addresses to readers, dense, numbered lists

Answer 88

Hard work, detailed, related to religion

Answer 89

Traditions, Hard work, literature is social activism

Answer 90

“ My life is my purpose. My life is my goal. My life is my inspiration.”

Answer 91

“Words are, of course, the most powerful drug used by mankind.”

Answer 92

“The river, reflecting the clear blue of the sky, glistened and sparkled as it flowed noiselessly on.”

Answer 93

The fog grew legs, grabbed a partner, and waltzed through the hills to the tune of 'Piano Man"

Answer 94

Polemic, inextricable, consecrate

Answer 95

Commensurate, gentrify, covenant

Answer 96

Transient, Hegemony, Rhetoric

Answer 97

Inextricable, providential, archetype

Answer 98

an allegory

Answer 99

an anecdote

Answer 100

an aphorism

Answer 101

non-linear chronology

Answer 102

Author/Title of text, Structural Element, and Impact/Purpose/Theme

Answer 103

Author/Title of text, Impact/Purpose/Theme, and Character

Answer 104

Quote, Structural Element, and Character

Answer 105

Author/Title of text, Anecdote, and Argument

Answer 106

thomas carries-the-fire

Answer 107

thomas builds-the-fire

Answer 108

“All I want to say is that, they don’t really care about us”

Answer 109

“George Bush doesn’t care about black people.”

Answer 110

“Hurricane Katrina is showing the American people just how racist we really are.”

Answer 111

“In the history of the world it might even be that there was more punishment than crime.”

Answer 112

Those still alive after the wreckage of Hurricane Katrina

Answer 113

The fragility of basic human nature

Answer 114

Nothing. They were just dogs.

Answer 115

Police officers upholding the corrupt, racist justice system

Answer 116

Disintegration of family bonds

Answer 117

Direct address to the reader

Answer 118

Questions religion

Answer 119

Post-slavery assimilation

Answer 120

respectful

Answer 121

indifferent

Answer 122

all the above

Answer 123

The Great flood, zeitoun

Answer 124

the road, jesus camp

Answer 125

distances, sinners in the hands of an angry god

Answer 126

all the above

Answer 127

They all have 2 main characters

Answer 128

They all deal with the loss of childhood innocence

Answer 129

They all take place in the South and the characters are isolated

Answer 130

There is no hope for the characters

Answer 131

epistolary

Answer 132

it shows how Europeans bought slaves using cheaply manufactured bracelets.

Answer 133

it shows that people were obsessed with knowing the exact lineage of people to make sure that anyone of any drop of colored blood was considered black and a slave

Answer 134

It showed how slaves were considered inhuman by preparing them for sale to increase their value.

Answer 135

It shows how people justified slavery by explaining that slaves had a mental disorder.

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