NR 565 FINAL EXAM AND STUDY GUIDE NEWEST 2024 ACTUAL EXAM 400 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND NEW!!

NR 565 FINAL EXAM AND STUDY
GUIDE NEWEST 2024 ACTUAL EXAM
400 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS WITH
RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND
NEW!!
In Lawrence Ferlinghetti's poem, "The Changing Light" light is used to symbolize the
brightness and uniqueness of San Francisco. How does Ferlinghetti shoe the unique
quality of San Francisco's light? - ANSWER-mentions the lights in other cities and says
that it is different - points out the unique qualities of San Francisco and how the light is
displayed through them - creates an image of a light that is organic and always
changing.
Based on what you know about Gregory Corso, how do you think he would react to
turning 50? - ANSWER-celebrate all he has to look forward to as fifty year old.
Why does Allen Ginsberg refer to Walt Whitman as "Dear father' in his poem, "A
Supermarket in California"? - ANSWER-he considers Whitman to be a leader in
alternative poetry - he considers Whitman's wisdom as a poet to be similar to that of a
wise paternal figure - he considers Whitman to be the father of poetry in America
How are Beat poets and Romantic poets similar to one another? - ANSWER-both types
of poets enjoyed writing about nature and natural elements of life
Which statement BEST expresses the relationship between the use of positron
emission tomography (PET) and that of functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI)
in research on psychopathology? - ANSWER-Functional magnetic resonance imaging
(fMRI) has largely replace the use of positron emission tomography (PET) as a method
of choice in research on psychopathology.
A courtroom judge's decision should be fair and impartial, rather than biased and
SUBJECTIVE. - ANSWER-based on personal opinions and experiences.
Seeing the musher approach, the sled dogs GAMBOLED joyfully, dancing about the
dog yard with unbridled excitement. - ANSWER-danced happily.
Snug in his sleeping bag, Jordan tried to sleep, but he kept thinking GLIMMERINGLY of
the many camping trips he had shared with his dad. These memories were interrupted
by thoughts of the long hike that awaited him the next day. - ANSWER-occasionally.
Flames licked at the plane's FUSELAGE, but Stephen continued flying through the
dense smoke. - ANSWER-body portion.
1 - that creatures living in the deep sea are in danger of starving to death. - ANSWERnoun clause
2 - wherever there are animal droppings - ANSWER-adverbial clause
3 - that feeds the bottom dwellers. - ANSWER-adjectival
Against which American value did the Beat generation of writers react? - ANSWERtraditionalism
Satire uses ____ to deal with serious situations. - ANSWER-humor and irony
The writing style that shows the irrationality of human existence is called - ANSWERabsurdism.
Who sets off the main conflict in "A&P"? - ANSWER-Three girls in bathing suits enter a
grocery store.
Which of the following describes an important quality of research writing? - ANSWER-it
is objective.
You should always document your quoted information with a properly formatted -
ANSWER-citation.
A works cited list is a list of - ANSWER-sources you quoted in your research paper.
Which of the following can serve to inspire an audience during a speech? - ANSWERusing imagery
The literary device of foreshadowing is used in which of the following excerpts? -
ANSWER-'Those screams - they sound familiar."
Sometimes he'd let me go along advancing my pieces down the board, only to find
myself in an IRREVOCABLE predicament. - ANSWER-unchangeable
After many years had passed, George's scar from the accident was INDISCERNIBLE. -
ANSWER-not easily seen.
We felt then a GRATIFYING sense of inclusion, but it had unfortunately come too late. -
ANSWER-pleasing.
There she is, Miss America, but even in my up-to-date ENLIGHTENED dreams, she
never wears my face. - ANSWER-wise
Brianna signed up for skydiving lessons, even though her family tried to DISSUADE her.
- ANSWER-dishearten.
I recognized him as a repressed MANIACAL child killer, and knew that if we ever saw
his hands we'd be in big trouble. - ANSWER-crazed
In earlier times, Chinese people sat on mats rather than chairs and would KOWTOW to
show respect to those who held a higher social status. - ANSWER-touch their head to
the ground
The chef refused to have menu items that seemed to PEDESTRIAN. - ANSWERuninspired.
He would tell his mother how it smelled: mud and algae and cattle manure and
chlorophyll, decay, breeding mosquitoes and leeches as big as mice, the FECUND
warmth of the paddy waters rising up to his cut knee. - ANSWER-fertile.
Better alert than INERT. - ANSWER-unable to move.
The SINEWY cowboy leapt from the saddle, wrestled the half grown calf to the ground
and wrapped a rope around its legs. - ANSWER-strong.
Polly stood by her locker and watched as the girls swept by with a SUPERCILIOUS toss
of their bouncy curls. - ANSWER-stuck up
It is important never to ____ the American flag on the ground. - ANSWER-drop
Miss Owens ____ chemistry since 2009. - ANSWER-has been teaching
Which of the following sentences uses the passive voice? - ANSWER-Have you ever
been taken to the state fair?
Which of the following sentences uses the active voice? - ANSWER-The tiny snake
wiggled along the ground toward the juniper bush.
When will the tickets go on sale? - ANSWER-interrogative
That company has been making surfboards since the 1960s. - ANSWER-present
perfect progressive
They had been camping in the area when the forest fire began. - ANSWER-past perfect
progressive
Kalman had been sleeping throughout that memorable day. - ANSWER-past perfect
progressive
Sammi will have been writing her novel for two years this week. - ANSWER-future
perfect progressive
Claude is getting a new computer for his birthday this year. - ANSWER-Present
Participle
Yes, I have chosen Wanda as the winner of the essay contest. - ANSWER-Past
participle
Miranda did the crossword puzzle in only 10 minutes. - ANSWER-Past
The girls have shown their report cards to their parents. - ANSWER-Past Participle
Keisha told her mother about the terrible accident. - ANSWER-Past
I am seeing more clearly now with my new glasses. - ANSWER-Present Participle
In "About Russell," why doesn't Russell's family find help for him once they realize that
he is sick? - ANSWER-They tend to ignore abstract problems.
In the end of "About Russell" how does Russell manage to earn a living? - ANSWER-by
recycling bottles.
What cultural idea does the narrator come to reject in "I Want to Be Miss America"? -
ANSWER-The idea that a woman's purpose in life is to be a good wife.
In "I Want to Be Miss America" the sisters were being groomed to - ANSWER-be dutiful
daughters and wives.
In "I Want to Be Miss America" what is it that gratifies the author years later but comes
too late? - ANSWER-when American women want to look "ethnic" like her
In "I Want to Be Miss America" why did the sisters iron their hair? - ANSWER-to follow
American fashion trends.
In "The Struggle to be an All American Girl" how does the narrator feel about her
Chinese heritage? - ANSWER-she rejects it.
In "The Struggle to be an All American Girl" what does the narrator learn at Chinese
school? - ANSWER-to speak, read, and write Chinese
How does the narrator in "The Struggle to be an All American Girl" react to Chinese
school? - ANSWER-She goes, but dislikes it.
In "Where Have You Gone, Charming Billy?" from Paul's memories and fantasies, you
can infer that his family was - ANSWER-warm and caring.
In "Where Have You Gone, Charming Billy?" Paul can't help but laugh over Billy Boy's
death because - ANSWER-he died in such an unlikely way
How does the title "Mortals" ref