Study Guide for Revenge and Justice Unit Test (Wednesday, Feb 15) Part I: Background Chart (14 points) For each story, you need to be able to identify the author, country, time and genre. This section will be matching (the authors, countries, times and genres will be listed). The country and time refer to the author’s country and time period—not the setting of the story. For the dates, you need to know the century, not the specific date. Title Author Genre Place Time Where you can find it: Nassar Short 21st Online “The Shoes” Palestine Ibrahim story century (link on website) Reading the World Short 20th “Black Sheep” Italo Calvino Cuba/Italy story century red: 193; green: 203 World Masterpieces Short Algeria/ 20th “The Guest” Albert Camus Story France century p. 1232-1246 Reading the World Short Czechoslo 20th “The Last Judgment” Karel Capek story vakia Century red 205; green: 217 th Reading the World Short China/ 20 “The Saboteur” Ha Jin story USA century Red: 495; green: 538 The Inferno World Masterpieces Dante Epic Florence, 14th excerpts Alighieri poem Italy century p. 665-671, 683-690 “Hanging in Chad” Radio 21st Listen in class Ira Glass USA This American Life feature century (link on website) Part II: Characters (16 points) You will match quotes or descriptions to the correct character. Nizar Mr. Chiu The honest man Fenjin Daru Adamou The Arab The baiters Balducci Ferdinand Kugler God Dante Laura Blumenfeld Omar Part III: Multiple Choice (50 points) There will be questions from each story in the chart, plus the Laura Blumenfeld interview and the Dr. Pamela Gerloff article (see website for links to articles). Review notes from class discussions, homework, handouts, plots and characters. Think about the themes of revenge and justice, and how they are shown in each story. Part IV: Quotation Identification (20 points) For each quotation, you will have to identify which story it came from. There will not be any quotes from “Hanging in Chad.” Review plots and characters of stories.