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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Name the narrative structure exhibited in the following summary: Mel visits Goody Fitch in 1640 Cambridge; a montage lists her following seven attempts; the ninth attempt goes wrong. (from Part Two, Pages 153-213)

Frame Narrative.

The Hero Cycle.

Five-Act Structure.

The Rule of Three.

2.

Why does Mel suppress her feelings for Tristan? (from Part Two, Pages 214-269)

She believes they are unrequited.

She feels they are inconsistent with her identity.

She thinks they are unremarkable.

She is worried about workplace romance complications.

3.

One of the thematic points frequently raised in the novel is the pervasive uncertainty about historical detail. Which document strongly highlights this concept? (from Part Three, Pages 403-461)

Mel’s description of Tristan’s mission in Collinet (440-444).

Tristan’s “Post from LTC Tristan Lyons, Day 630” (422-423).

Mel’s “After Action Report” of Chira’s mission (403-416).

Mel’s “DODO Report: Potential KCWs, Normandy, 12th Century” (425-426).

4.

During the Senate Intelligence Committee Hearing, Senator Hatcher says: “Thank you for that careful hedging, Lieutenant Colonel Lyons. I’m sure that your subordinates appreciate your paternal concern for their well-being.” Which type of irony is this? (from Part Three, Pages 357-402)

Situational irony.

Dramatic irony.

Verbal irony.

Cosmic irony.

5.

Even though Gráinne plays no major role in the early plot of Part Four, the authors continually mention her. Which literary technique is this? (from Part Four, Pages 465-504)

Detail for verisimilitude.

Foreshadowing.

Red herring.

Foregrounding.

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