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In "space Leek", the space station is named after?
A.) Shengnan's home province
B.) the companion of the moon goddess
C.) the milky way
D.) the first Chinese astronaut
E.) the wife of Genghis Khan
The first Chinese astronaut
In the North, Angel knows she must hurry to visit her mother, because?
A.) she has a dream that her mother is dead
B.) an ominous thunderstorm makes her feel uneasy
C.)her mother sends her a letter asking her to come
D.) she hears that her mother will be leaving for the south soon
she has a dream that her mother is dead.
"The World Is Too Much With Us" is an example of a(n)?
A.) ode
B.) limerick
C.) ballad
D.) sonnet
E.) refrain
Sonnet
What happened to Harold?
A.) he died in government detention
B.) he drowned in the Hungry Mouth of Water
C.) no one knows
D.) he was shot by a drunkard
E.) he is living like a hermit outside Adam's Rib
No one knows.
What breaks the ancient pact in the north country?
A.) Industrial growth
B.) government policies
C.) technological advancements
D.) dam project
E.) urban development
Dam project.
Who raised Angel as a child before social services took her?
A.) Dora-Rouge
B.) Hannah Wing
C.) Bush
D.) John Husk
E.) Agnes
Bush
Who is Angel's half-sister?
A.) Henriet
B.) Ruby
C.) Agnes
D.) Beaver
E.) Auntie
Henriet.
The original name for the Fat-Eaters was?
A.) Hundred year people
B.) Moon walkers
C.) The sleepers
D.) Elk Islanders
E.) Beautiful ones
Beautiful ones
In Literature, something that stands for or represents some significance beyond itself is referred to as?
A.) dystopia
B.) symbolism
C.) imagery
D.) allusion
E.) characterization
Symbolism
Some of the people in the north are worried about witches that turn themselves into
A.) wolverines
B.) cats
C.) small children
D.) government officials
E.) wind
Wolverines
Which scholar defines place as central to dorms of struggle and resistance?
A.) Lawrence Buelle
B.) Yi-Fu Tuan
C.) Timothy Cresswell
D.) D.W Meinig
E.) Kyle Powys Whyte
Timothy Cresswell
What is the Donut in "The Toxic Donut" made out of?
A.) regular donut ingredients
B.) hazardous chemicals from industrial waste
C.) all of the toxic wastes collected during the fiscal year
D.) all of the pollution produced through the year
all of the toxic wastes collected during the fiscal year
Loretta had a characteristic smell of?
A.) cheap perfume
B.) lavender
C.) cyanide
D.) whiskey
E.) Chanel No.5
cyanide
The poem ''Webcam the World'' uses what type of rhyming scheme?
A.) half rhymes
B.) couplets
C.) internal
D.) triplet
E.) AAAA
Internal
Which of the following best describes John Muir's view on nature?
A.) Urban development should prioritize green spaces
B.) conservation should focus on economic benefits
C.) nature should be exploited for its resources
D.) technology should be used to enhance natural landscapes
E.) nature should be preserved as sacred spaces for spiritual nourishment
Nature should be preserved as sacred spaces for spiritual nourishment.
What parallels are drawn between Tribal communities and the land in Solar Storms?
A.) both are culturally diverse
B.) both are victims of political and environmental distress
C.) both are technically advanced
D.) both are economically prosperous
E.) both are thriving
both are victims of political and environmental distress.
Where is Nnedi Okorafor's novel "Lagoon" set?
A.) Sydney, Australia
B.) Lagos, Nigeria
C.) Tehran, Iran
D.) Tokyo, Japan
E.) New York, USA
Lagos, Nigeria
What type of novel is Solar Storms?
A.) Bildungsroman
B.) Science Fiction
C.) thriller
D.) fantasy
E.) mystery
Bildungsroman
What Indigenous nation is Linda Hogan a member of?
A.) Inuit
B.) Cree
C.) Sioux
D.) Anishinaabe
E.) Chickasaw
Chickasaw
Tommy Grove is described as not fearing death because he?
A.) had suffered great abuse
B.) was interested in science
C.) was a young man
D.) used to be a solider
E.) lived with old people
lived with old people
According to the narrator from "Epiphany in the Beans", who provided humans with the gift of seeds and plants?
A.) three sisters
B.) sweetgrass
C.) original man
D.) skywoman
E.) windigo
skywoman
What is the significance of the title of the poem "Evergreen"?
A.) it represents unchanging nature
B.) it symbolizes eternal life
C.) it represents a new gardening technique
D.) it represents a christmas festival
E.) it suggests renewal and resilience
It suggests renewal and resilience.
Which two books were written as works of first-wave ecocriticism?
A.) "Space and Place: Humanistic Perspective" and The Swan Book
B.) The Marrow Thieves and Moon of the Crusted Snow
C.) Desert Solitaire: A Season in the Wilderness and Turtle Island
D.) The Future of Environmental Criticism and The Ecocriticism Reader
E.) Solar Storms and "The Beholding Eye: Ten Versions of the Same Scene"
Desert Solitaire: A season in the Wilderness and Turtle Island
In "The Toxic Donut," why was Kim chosen to be to the Consumer?
A.) she committed a crime
B.) someone bought a lottery ticket for her
C.) she was selected by the president
D.) she volunteered
E.) she bought a lottery ticket
Someone bought a lottery ticket for her.
Where did Angel return to in hopes of reuniting with her mother?
A.) Lake Chin
B.) Two-Town
C.) Adam's Rib
D.) Fur Island
E.) Holy String Town
Adam's Rib