AP Success - AP English Literature: The Crying of Lot 49





Question 1

Multiple choice



  • was expecting to discover significant truths.

  • was prepared to confront her past.

  • anticipated learning more about Pierce Inverarity.

  • was looking forward to personal growth.

  • expected to uncover secrets about her surroundings.

Question 2

Multiple choice



  • isolation and passivity.

  • enchantment and wonder.

  • confusion and loss.

  • anger and resentment.

  • joy and liberation.

Question 3

Multiple choice



  • the character's loss of identity.

  • a transformation in the character's perception.

  • the character's disconnection from reality.

  • a humorous turn of events.

  • the character's personal growth and change.

Question 4

Multiple choice



  • a savior figure for the protagonist.

  • a symbol of betrayal and disappointment.

  • an embodiment of the character's fantasies.

  • a minor and insignificant character.

  • the protagonist's main source of conflict.

Question 5

Multiple choice



  • evoking a sense of mystery and enchantment.

  • highlighting the character's ascension to knowledge.

  • creating a surreal and dreamlike atmosphere.

  • emphasizing the protagonist's isolation.

  • suggesting a connection to nature and the sea.

Question 6

Multiple choice



  • provide a historical backdrop.

  • introduce a new character into the narrative.

  • mirror the protagonist's emotional journey.

  • offer a critique of art and exile.

  • set the scene for a pivotal revelation.

Question 7

Multiple choice



  • the interconnectedness of all things.

  • the protagonist's entrapment.

  • the beauty of the natural world.

  • a piece of artwork that holds significant meaning.

  • the protagonist's artistic aspirations.

Question 8

Multiple choice



  • indifferent to the art.

  • confused by the painting's message.

  • deeply moved and reflective.

  • critical of the artist's technique.

  • amused by the painting's subject matter.

Question 9

Multiple choice



  • seeks a unique perspective in her experiences.

  • is overwhelmed by the variety of human emotions.

  • believes in the significance of individuality.

  • is conducting a scientific or mathematical analysis.

  • is indifferent to the nuances of human expression.

Question 10

Multiple choice



  • provide background information on her character.

  • illustrate a significant moment of change.

  • contrast her past and present emotions.

  • introduce a subplot involving Pierce.

  • demonstrate Oedipa's longing for her homeland.

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