Unit 4 Test Part 1

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What is the central theme of a story that reflects the conflict between self-perception and external perception?

Back

The theme is that there is often a conflict between how one sees oneself and how one is perceived by others.

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What does the narrator's changing perspective on their heritage signify in a story?

Back

It signifies the theme that resistance is often difficult and uncomfortable.

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What is the effect of phrases like 'Great Future' and 'Great Leader' in a narrative?

Back

They have a noble and majestic connotation, emphasizing the high expectations others placed on John.

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What does the phrase 'undermine 'em with grins' suggest about the narrator's grandfather's advice?

Back

It suggests that they should fight the system while outwardly appearing to be compliant.

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What does the excerpt about John’s aspirations reveal about his character?

Back

It reveals his internal conflict and desire to escape the limitations of his upbringing.

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Define 'theme' in literature.

Back

The theme is the central idea or underlying message in a literary work.

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What is 'self-perception' in the context of personal identity?

Back

Self-perception is how one views oneself, which may differ from how others perceive them.

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Explain the concept of 'narrative perspective.'

Back

Narrative perspective refers to the viewpoint from which a story is told, influencing how events are perceived.

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What does 'resistance' mean in a social context?

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Resistance refers to the act of opposing or standing up against societal norms or injustices.

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What is the significance of 'invisibility' in literature?

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Invisibility often symbolizes marginalization or the lack of recognition of a person's identity or struggles.