REALISM FULL TEST AND ANSWERS
1.
Which of the following events caused immigrants to migrate n...
REALISM FULL TEST AND ANSWERS
1.
Which of the following events caused immigrants to migrate north after the Civil War?
the passage of the Homestead Act
the emergence of industry in cities
advances in the printing industry
the completion of the transcontinental railroad
ANSWER: the emergence of industry in cities
2.
Which of the following statements is NOT true of realism?
Realism favored non-fiction over fiction literature.
The Civil War marked the end of American Romanticism and the beginning of realism.
Regionalism, a subgenre of realism, reflected the lives and language of people residing in different areas of the United States.
Realism reacted against Romantic ideals.
ANSWER: Realism favored non fiction over fiction literature
3.
Which of the following writers was NOT part of the realism movement?
Stephen Crane
Mark Twain
Emily Dickinson
Arthur Miller
ANSWER: Arthur Miller
4.
the collars belong to the cats
the cat's collars
the collar's cats
the cats' collars
the cats's collars
ANSWER: 3/the cats' collars
5.
the notebooks belong to Janet
Janet's notebooks
Janets notebook's
Janets' notebooks
Janet notebooks'
ANSWER: 1/Janet's notebooks
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