AP Success - AP English Literature: Planetarium

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Question 1

Multiple choice
  • Highlight the physical appearance of the woman.

  • Emphasize the societal judgment of the woman's actions.

  • Contrast the external appearance with the internal identity.

  • Illustrate the dual nature of the woman's character.

  • Indicate a transformation of the woman into a monster.

Question 2

Multiple choice
  • The woman's domestic responsibilities.

  • The passage of time and its effects on the woman.

  • The woman's struggle against natural elements.

  • The woman's engagement with scientific endeavors.

  • A sense of isolation and detachment.

Question 3

Multiple choice
  • The woman's aspirations and dreams.

  • The vastness and mystery of the universe.

  • The woman's destructive power and influence.

  • The fleeting nature of life and opportunities.

  • The woman's achievements and discoveries.

Question 4

Multiple choice
  • Has a cyclical nature akin to the phases of the moon.

  • Is isolated from society and aligned with nature.

  • Possesses a deep understanding of astronomical phenomena.

  • Is influenced by external forces beyond her control.

  • Has a mystical or supernatural connection to the moon.

Question 5

Multiple choice
  • The cosmic insignificance of human endeavors.

  • The collective struggles and triumphs of women.

  • The isolation and distance between individual women.

  • The expansive and unexplored potential of women.

  • The multitude of roles women play in society.

Question 6

Multiple choice
  • The contrast between human perceptions and cosmic realities.

  • The dominance of masculine traits in certain contexts.

  • The reliability and objectivity of observation.

  • A scientific approach to understanding the universe.

  • A male perspective that is confident and assertive.

Question 7

Multiple choice
  • The woman's impact on her surroundings and society.

  • The cyclical nature of creation and destruction.

  • The explosive and destructive potential within the woman.

  • The birth of new ideas or the beginning of a transformative phase.

  • A sudden enlightenment or realization experienced by the woman.

Question 8

Multiple choice
  • Visibility and recognition are essential for change.

  • Human interaction with the world is transformative.

  • Understanding is a dynamic and evolving process.

  • Observing something can alter its inherent nature.

  • Perception is subjective and influenced by personal biases.

Question 9

Multiple choice
  • Portray the woman as a central and stable force.

  • Suggest a synchronicity between personal and universal events.

  • Highlight the mechanical aspects of the human body.

  • Emphasize the rhythm and vitality inherent in nature.

  • Illustrate the woman's connection to cosmic phenomena.

Question 10

Multiple choice
  • The speaker's alignment with the tools of discovery and understanding.

  • The transformation of the speaker through external influences.

  • The speaker's struggle with her identity and purpose.

  • The reduction of the speaker's identity to her functional attributes.

  • The speaker's role as a mediator between different realms of experience.

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