32 wrong) 2. My answer: (a) totally obscured by vegetation Correct answer: (b) accidentally preserved by nature Explanation: I eliminated choices, (c), (d), and (e). Out of the two remaining answers, I was leaning towards (b).
Student Guide to Sample Examination I . Sample Examination One: . (A) I and II. I and II, by virtue of their mention of the dark, are antithetical to the "beautiful September morning,, on which Douglass escapes. Overall, Douglass' leffer is BEST classified as a(n) (E) measured verbaluation of his master,s pulpability for his
Student Guide to Sample Examination II 113. Unauthorized copying or reusing any part of this page is illegal. Passage Three: From Shakespeare's Troilus and Cressida. As the prefatory comment explained, in this selection from Shakespeare's Troilus and Cressida. Ulysses is responding to Achilles' lament that his past
Student Guide to Sample Examination II 97. 1. In the course of his letter, the speaker experiences an acute conflict between which of the following? (B) caring for his family and serving his country. In his letter the speaker conveys his firm belief in the Union's cause, saying. If it is necessary that I should fall on the battlefield for
3 May 2009 She conveys this criticism with careful diction, imagery of war, and support from historic examples of the genre. Unauthorized. copying or reusing. 124. Student Guide to Sample Examination II. Unauthorized copying or reusing. Unauthorized copying Of reusing. Student Guide to Sample Examination II.
Student Guide to Sample Examination II 141. Unauthorized copying or reusing any part of this page is illegal. Scoring Rubric for Question #2: From Sinclair Lewis' Main Street. 9-8 These papers not only feature a keen, inferential understanding of the feelings that Carrie experiences as a newlywed bride, but also a clear
17 Mar 2009 106 Student Guide to Sample Examination II. 1. In the course of the passage, the speaker moves from detached observation to. (A) vicarious suffering. The poem begins with the speaker recounting a random walk into the woods during which he stumbles upon a scene of deplorable violence. Though all that
112 Student Guide to Sample Examination II. Passage Four: From James Baldwin's “Fifth Avenue Uptown: A Letter from Harlem". This provocative essay by James Baldwin is full of the rhetoric of frustration and impatience, of injustice and smoldering anger. Baldwin focuses on the projects in Harlem, high-rises ostensibly
Student Guide to Sample Examination II 97. Sample Examination Two: Explications and Answers. Explication of Passage One: From Gene Smith's "Still Quiet on the Western Front" ". The initial passage in this exam reflects upon arguably the most crucial and costly battle of the First. World War, Verdun, in which the German
Student Guide to Sample Examination II 107. Unauthorized copying or reusing any part of this page is illegal. Passage Three: From Arthur Golden's Memoirs of a Geisha. This poignant episode actually comprises the opening chapter of Golden's novel and is plot-wise somewhat divorced from the subsequent content of the

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