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AP Success - AP English Literature: My Name (means hope)

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Question 1

Multiple choice

Confused, unable to reconcile its meaning in different languages
Indifferent, showing no particular emotional attachment to the name
Negative, as it represents only the sorrow and limitations of her ancestors
Mixed, with both a sense of belonging and a burden of history
Entirely positive, seeing it as a symbol of heritage and pride

Question 2

Multiple choice

Vibrant and lively
Troublesome and burdensome
Unique and distinctive
Dull and uninteresting
Complex and multifaceted

Question 3

Multiple choice

The narrator's desire to break free from traditional roles
The oppressive nature of the narrator's cultural heritage
The strength and independence of women in the narrator's lineage
The generational conflict within the narrator's family
The narrator's longing for a bygone era

Question 4

Multiple choice

Hyperbole
Alliteration
Simile
Personification
A metaphor

Question 5

Multiple choice

The lack of understanding she feels from her peers
The phonetic beauty of the Spanish language
Her discomfort with her own identity
The cultural divide she experiences at school
Her preference for the English language

Question 6

Multiple choice

Interest in popular culture and its influence on identity
Dislike for the sound of her own name
Wish to assimilate into a different culture
Yearning for a new identity or self-reinvention
Rejection of her family's past

Question 7

Multiple choice

Lack of seriousness in choosing a new identity
Creativity and imagination
Rejection of her heritage and family
Desire to explore various cultural identities
Confusion about her own preferences

Question 8

Multiple choice

The narrator's connection to her ancestors
Clarity and enlightenment
The barrier between the narrator and the outside world
Isolation and longing
Opportunities and future prospects

Question 9

Multiple choice

Indifferent and apathetic
Confused and uncertain
Joyful and celebratory
Bitter and resentful
Reflective and introspective

Question 10

Multiple choice

Language and communication
Gender roles and expectations
The process of maturation and self-discovery
The clash between different cultures
Family legacy and individual identity

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