Exercises in Style Test | Final Test - Medium

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Exercises in Style Test | Final Test - Medium

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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What form of slang does Back Slang use?
(a) Pig Latin.
(b) Dog Latin.
(c) Australian slang.
(d) German slang.

2. Who is Monseiur Andre in Ode?
(a) An observer.
(b) The first man.
(c) The bus driver.
(d) The second man.

3. What makes Ode unique compared to all other variations in Exercises in Style?
(a) It includes illustrations.
(b) It includes musical accompaniment.
(c) It tells the story from the perspective of the second man.
(d) It is the inspiration for a collection of poems by Queneau.

4. What variation is Consequences replacing in Exercises in Style?
(a) Poor lay Zanglay.
(b) Por devant par derriere.
(c) West Indian.
(d) Anglicismes.

5. What is the variation Rhyming Slang replacing in Exercises in Style?
(a) Por devant par derriere.
(b) Loucherbem.
(c) Poor lay Zanglay.
(d) Anglicismes.

Short Answer Questions

1. What language is used in Dog Latin?

2. What variation is For Ze Frrensh replacing in Exercises in Style?

3. What sense is the focus of Visual?

4. What is one characteristic of Casual?

5. What makes Paragoge difficult to read?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does the author do to the basic story in the variation "Parts of Speech?"

2. What is apostrophe in literature? How is it used in the variation "Apostrophe?"

3. Why do you think the author ends Exercises in Style with the variation "Unexpected?"

4. What makes the variation "Awkward" seem awkward?

5. Compare and contrast "Back Slang" and "Dog Latin."

6. What affect does "Proper Noun" create by replacing common nouns with proper names?

7. Why is the variation "For Ze Frrensh" considered comical? Why is this variation put in place of "Poor lay Zanglay" in the English version of Exercises in Style?

8. What makes the narrator in the variation "Biased" a biased narrator?

9. Explain the variation "Reactionary," and why it is titled "Reactionary."

10. What elements of the variation "Spectral" make it gothic?

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