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level: GENERAL UNIT & BEGINNINGS IN THE EAST (I-III)

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level questions: GENERAL UNIT & BEGINNINGS IN THE EAST (I-III)

Question	Answer
One lesson from this story is to keep your mouth shut.	Shellneck, Slim and Grim
Life of my life, I shall ever try to keep my body pure, knowing that thy living touch is upon all my limbs. What piece is this?	Gitanjali
These were stories, usually involving animals, that spread far and wide.	Panchatantra
These guys were intelligent but lacked common sense.	The Lion-makers
This piece of literature involves conversations with a wise man.	Analects
Then there was neither death nor immortality nor was there then the torch of night and day.	Nasadiya Sukta
Which R in the Cornell method should be done after the lecture? a. recite and reduce b. review c. reduce d. reflect	c. reduce
Which of the following is NOT an example of deadwood? a. It is b. lastly c. each and every d. at this point in time	b. lastly
Which of the following is NOT plagiarism? a. Using a citation method other than the one prescribed by the school b. Intentionally paraphrasing another author's work with no citation c. Unintentionally failing to provide citation d. Unintentionally making a mistake in providing citation information	a. Using a citation method other than the one prescribed by the school
The literary format in many narrative Persian poems	Rubai
The literary device found in the character of Enkidu	Foil Character
A story containing a story	Frame
It means "Song Offerings"	Gitanjali
The term for a circle that represents the cosmos in Indian culture	Mandala
A collection of poems sacred to Hinduism	Veda
The idea that everything should be true to its name	Zhengming
A long, narrative poem usually sung about the exploits of a hero	Epic
The Chinese term for the Analects of Confucius	Lunyung
Between two rivers (Tigris and Euphrates)	Mesopotamia
What "Nasadiya Sukta" means	Hymn of Creation
Which of the following sentences has an empty word? a. The researcher conducted an interview among several students. b. Bread and breakfast is offered by the hotel. c. We checked each and every issue in the building. d. Birds fly.	d. Birds fly.
The seduction of Enkidu by Shamhat is comparable to which story in the Bible, according to some scholars? a. The Creation b. The Fall of Man c. The Flood d. David and Bathsheba	b. The Fall of Man
The temple prostitute who seduced the beast-man	Shamhat
The goddess who has a lapiz lazuli	Ishtar
The king in whose library the standard Babylonian version of the Epic of Gilgamesh was found	Ashurbanipal
The other text that shares a common tradition with the Epic of Gilgamesh and the Genesis account	Epic of Atrahasis
The man who built an ark for a catastrophic flood	Utnapishtim
The only one who could have identified father to son and vice-versa	Zindeh-razam
The two birds commonly narrated by the flood tablet and the Genesis account as being released to check the flood status	raven and dove
The boatman	Urshanabi
The sun god	Shammash
The beautiful princess of Samangan	Tehmina
The king of Uruk	Gilgamesh
He is 1/3 human and 2/3 beast	Enkidu
The Tragedy of Rustam and Sohrab is from which country?	Iran/Persia
The religion of Rustam and Sohrab	Zoroastrianism
The guardian of the cedar forest	Humbaba
The gem that Rustam gave to his wife	onyx
The kingdom of Rustam	Zabulistan
The collection of stories from which The Tragedy of Rustam and Sohrab came from	Shahnameh
The god who helped humans escape the flood	Enki
The name of the fort under attack	Sapid
The king who insulted Rustam	Kai Kavus
The poet who put the story into writing	Ferdowsi