World Masterpieces II LLT 1223 Final Exam For this exam you must submit a word document with the questions written out with the answers. Please submit this as a word document. This exam is due no later than 11:59 pm on Friday, May 15th. Any exams submitted after that will be graded zero. PART 1 Match the terms to the appropriate definition Motif Trope Theme. The statement(s), express or implied that a text seems to be making about its subject. The term is generally applied to the main idea or message in a text but can be applied to include secondary ideas or messages. Can be moral, or even a moral lesson it may also be an archetypal or philosophical perspective. B. when an author turns or twists a word or phrase to mean something else. A commonplace, recognizable plot element, theme or visual cue that conveys something. C. A recurrent, unifying element in an artistic work, such as an image, symbol, character type, action, idea, object or phrase. It is a thematic element, an element that informs and casts a revealing light on the theme. PART 2 Provide 2 examples of motifs found in Exit West. Explain how the motifs help to clarify a theme in the piece. Write and explain your answer in paragraph form. Use examples from the book to support your answer. Provide citations (chapter and page numbers) for your examples. Provide 2 examples of tropes found in Exit West. Explain why your examples are tropes and how the tropes help to clarify a theme in the piece. Write and explain your answer in paragraph form. Use examples from the book to support your answer. Provide citations (chapter and page numbers) for your examples. Provide 2 themes found in Exit West. Explain how each theme create an interpretation of the piece. Write and explain your answer in paragraph form. Use examples from the book to support your answer. Provide citations (chapter and page numbers) for your examples.
