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Analyzing a work of literature is

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the act of merging several parts of a piece of literature into one cohesive literary work and discussing it as a whole.


reading several pieces of literature and answering questions about them.


the act of separating the whole piece into parts in order to understand the whole.


none of these.

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Which of the pieces of literature below were NOT discussed in the video?

Question 2 options:

Gulliver's Travels


The Raven


A Midsummer Night's Dream


Romeo and Juliet

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In the video, the speaker compared Shakespeare's MacBeth and King Saul from the Bible. What character flaw did the two men have in common?

Question 3 options:

arrogance


lust


insecurity


all of these

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Authors draw material from other sources for inspiration.

Question 4 options:
True
False
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What type of clause is the italicized words?

Whenever I see him, my face breaks into a smile.

Question 5 options:

adverb clause


noun clause


adjective clause


none of these

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Identify the type of clause in the sentence below.

I felt embarrassed, and it was apparent by the blush that spread across my face.

Question 6 options:

adverb clause


noun clause


adjective clause


independent clause

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Identify the type of clause in the sentence.

Everyone agreed that the price was reasonable.

Question 7 options:

noun clause


adjective clause


adverb clause


independent clause

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Identify the type of clause in the sentence.

What Aunt Nancy puts in her stew is a secret.

Question 8 options:

noun clause


adjective clause


adverb clause


none of these

1 Answer

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the act of separating the whole piece into parts in order to understand the whole.

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