Part 3: Short Answer Quote IdentificationFor each of the passages below, identify the author and title (2 points each), and briefly comment on the significance of the passage (6 points). Your comments about the significance must do more than simply paraphrase the passage or summarize the story. Limit your comments to a few sentences – you do not have to write an essay here. You may earn partial credit for each answer. There is one extra credit option.

The book, in truth, was both the history and the emblem of his ardent, ambitious, imaginative, yet practical and laborious life. He handled physical details as if there were nothing beyond them; yet spiritualized them all, and redeemed himself from materialism by his strong and eager aspiration towards the infinite.

A representation of one thing as if it were something else, with an explicit verbal signal such as like or as [BLANK-1].

The moment of greatest emotional intensity is known as a climax or 

A final section of a story that ties up loose ends left dangling in the conclusion proper, updates us on what has happened to the characters since their conflicts were resolved, and/or provides some sort of commentary on the story’s larger significance.

Part 2: Freytag’s Pyramid and PlotYou must answer all questions for complete credit.

A §301 distribution is a dividend to the extent of:

Under the boot rule, a target shareholder in a tax-deferred reorganization recognizes:

Which of the following characteristics would be seen in a counselor who is in Level 3 of development?

_____ describes the process of a counselor projecting onto the client undeserved qualities or attributes.