The Source of Self-Regard Quiz | One Week Quiz A

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The Source of Self-Regard Quiz | One Week Quiz A

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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 6: Part II--God’s Language, including the essays “James Baldwin Eulogy” through “The Writer Before the Page”.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In her "James Baldwin Eulogy," Morrison makes an allusion to what Biblical story?
(a) The destruction of Solomon's temple.
(b) Leviathan.
(c) The visit of the Three Wise Men to the Christ child.
(d) David and Goliath.

2. In "Arts Advocacy," Morrison recounts discovering that a highly regarded artist vetoed funding for another artist for what reason?
(a) He thought that having a secure income would ruin the other artist's work.
(b) He knew that the other artist's work would sell better if the public saw him "struggling."
(c) He was jealous of the other artist's possible success.
(d) He found the other artist's work too controversial.

3. In "Race Matters," Morrison compares race to what?
(a) A map.
(b) A ladder.
(c) A jailer.
(d) A set of clothing.

4. In "Tribute to Martin Luther King Jr.," what does Morrison say is MLK's legacy?
(a) He inspired young people to become civil rights leaders.
(b) He provided the motivation for both Black and white Americans to tear down racial barriers.
(c) He taught the world that religious faith must translate into social action.
(d) He made it a compelling and ordinary act to take personal responsibility for preventing social harm.

5. In "The Writer Before the Page," Morrison compares a successful text to what?
(a) A map.
(b) A shattered mirror.
(c) A guidebook.
(d) A historical narrative.

Short Answer Questions

1. In "Grendel and His Mother," Morrison notes that Beowulf is a part of Western literature's characterization of evil as what?

2. In "Race Matters," Morrison says that tow of the thematic concerns of her work are race and what?

3. In "Black Matter(s)," Morrison says that we can understand something important about literary "whiteness" by studying what?

4. In "Black Matter(s)," Morrison retells the story of William Dunbar as an example of what?

5. In "Race Matters," Morrison says that she refuses to write in what voice?

(see the answer key)

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