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مدخل الى الأدب الأمريكي المحاضره العاشره 31 سؤال للأخ ابو بكر

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مدخل الى الأدب الأمريكي المحاضره العاشره 31 سؤال للأخ ابو بكر [أسئلة مراجعة - مدخل الى الأدب الأمريكي المحاضره العاشره 31 سؤال للأخ ابو بكر - د. بسام ابو زيد] مدخل الى الأدب الأمريكي المحاضره العاشره 31 سؤال للأخ ابو بكر عدد الأسئلة: 31 - بعد إنهاء حل الكويز يمكنك تحميله بصيغة PDF. - سوف تحصل على نقطة إضافية في التقييم عن كل إجابة صحيحة.
1) " The Tell-Tale Heart" was written by Edgar Allan Poe who lived in the ......
	First half of the 19th century.
	Second half of the 19th century.
	First half of the 20th century
	All false
2) The narrator has been so nervous that he jumps at the slightest sound. He can hear all things on heaven and earth, he says, and some things in hell. But he maintains that he is not mad. To prove his sanity, he says, he will calmly tell the reader his story. One day, he decided to take the life of ………………………for no other reason except that he had an eye resembling that of a vulture–“a pale blue eye with a film over it.
	An old man
	An old woman
	A young lady
	A young man
3) ” Over time, it became so unbearable to look upon it that the narrator had no other choice but to get rid of the old man. The way he went about the task, with such calculation and cunning, demonstrates that he is not……….., the narrator says.
	Bad
	Mad
	Criminal
	All false
4) The narrator killed the old man…..
	By a knife
	By a piece of metal
	By throwing him to the floor and pulling the bed on top of him
	By electricity
5) At 4 a.m., just when he had finished his work, the narrator answered a knock at his front door. When he opened it, three policemen entered, saying a neighbor had reported hearing……………
	A song
	Gun shooting
	A talk
	A shriek
6) After welcoming the police, he told them the shriek was his own; he had cried out…..
	During a dream
	Calling for help
	Being happy to get an idea
	But he didn't give a reason for this cry
7) He also told them that the old man who lived in the house was…………..
	Away in the country
	Dead one year ago
	At the hospital
	In the bar
8) Next, he took the police all over the house, inviting them to search everything–thoroughly. After they entered the old man’s chamber, the narrator pointed out that………………
	The old man likes to live in mess
	The old man likes everything to stay in order
	The old man’s possessions had not been disturbed
	All false
9) In his swelling self-confidence, the narrator………………….
	Brought in chairs and invited the policemen to rest
	Offered the policemen cigarettes
	Asked the policemen to leave soon
	Told the policemen that he has nothing to hide
10) The police appeared completely……..
	Suspicious with the narrator's behavior
	Angry to find nothing
	Satisfied that nothing criminal had occurred in the house
	Annoyed for being called at night
11) However, they continued to chat idly, staying much longer than the narrator had expected. By and by, he began to hear ……………………….
	A rhythmic ringing in his head
	Someone's laugh
	Someone's voice calling for rescue
	All false
12) When the ringing grew even louder, the narrator……..
	Switched on the TV
	Pretended to complain about annoying neighbors
	Rose and began arguing with the officers about trivial matters, punctuating his conversation with wild hand movements.
	Asked the police if they heard something
13) Although the ringing went on louder and louder, the policemen seemed to hear nothing. The narrator decided that…….
	This sound is just an imagination
	They must have heard it but pretended the opposite
	Either
	Neither
14) Unable to endure the sound any longer, the narrator brought the whole business to a crashing climax by……..
	Shooting the policemen
	Confessing the crime
	Running away
	Asking the police to leave because he has to sleep
15) The settings of the story are……
	The house where both the old man and narrator lives in the early 1840s
	The police department in the early 1840s
	The house where only the old man lives in the early 1840s
	None of the above mentioned
16) The action in the narrator's story takes place over …………..days.
	6
	7
	8
	9
17) The narrator is a deranged unnamed person who tries to convince the reader that he is …..
	Innocent
	Insane
	Faithful
	Sane
18) The narrator's gender is not identified, but Poe probably intended him to be ……………
	A woman
	A man
	A male teenager
	All false
19) It is believed that Poe intended the narrator to be a man because…..
	Poe generally wrote from a male perspective
	Poe mentioned this in a speech one day
	Poe is known with his hatred towards women
	All false
20) The narrator of "A Tell-Tale Heart" exhibits male characteristics, including ……
	A more pronounced tendency than females to commit violent acts.
	Physical strength that would be unusual in a female
	The narrator performs a man's chore by bringing four chairs into the old man's bedroom, one for the narrator and three for the policemen. If the narrator were a woman, the policemen probably would have fetched the chairs. But they did not
	All of the above mentioned
21) The type of this work is a short story in the …….genre that focuses on the psyche of the narrator.
	Action
	Horror
	Comedy
	Adventure
22) "The Tell-Tale Heart" was first published in the winter of 1843 in …..
	A book called "collection of horror stories"
	The Pioneer, a Boston magazine
	The Washington Post
	The New York Times
23) Themes of the story are…….
	A human being has a perverse, wicked side–another self–that can goad him into doing evil things that have no apparent motive.
	Fear of discovery can bring about discovery
	The evil within is worse than the evil without
	All of the above mentioned
24) Poe's other story, "The Black Cat" and this story have the same theme which is….
	A human being has a perverse, wicked side–another self–that can goad him into doing evil things that have no apparent motive.
	Fear of discovery can bring about discovery
	Both
	Neither
25) From the story we can conclude that the narrator killed the old man because……
	The old man gave him insult
	The narrator was unable to look upon the old man's hideous eye
	The old man had wronged him
	The narrator is interested in the old man's gold
26) From time to time, Poe uses a succession of short sentences or word groups, creating a rhythm not unlike that of ………
	A watch
	A train
	A heartbeat
	None of the above mentioned
27) In the example: " I heard all things in the heaven and in the earth. I heard many things in hell", we can find……
	Personification
	Anaphora
	Metaphor
	Alliteration
28) In the example: " Death in approaching him had stalked with his black shadow before him and enveloped the victim ", we can find……
	Personification
	Anaphora
	Simile
	Alliteration
29) In the example: "So I opened it–you cannot imagine how stealthily, stealthily–until at length a single dim ray like the thread of the spider shot out from the crevice and fell upon the vulture eye. ", we can find……
	Personification
	Simile
	Anaphora
	Alliteration
30) In the example: "Hearken! And observe how healthily, how calmly, I can tell you the whole story. ", we can find……
	Personification
	Alliteration
	Anaphora
	Simile
31) In the sentence " I was never kinder to the old man than during the whole week before I killed him", we can find…….
	Irony
	Simile
	Metaphor
	Guilt

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