Directions: Match each concept with the writer most closely associated with it in our course. Each answer may be used once.

“Kubla Khan” most strongly reflects Coleridge’s fascination with:

Shelley calls the West Wind both “Destroyer and preserver” because the wind:

In “When We Two Parted,” secrecy intensifies the speaker’s suffering because:

In “Ode to a Nightingale,” Keats’s movement from suffering toward imaginative escape and finally back to uncertainty suggests that:

In “Ode on a Grecian Urn,” the frozen figures illustrate a central paradox because they:

Blake’s idea of “contraries” most strongly suggests that:

A researcher calculates the correlation between hours spent drinking alcohol and college GPA, obtaining a correlation coefficient of r = -0.64. Which statement correctly interprets both the direction and strength of this relationship?

Marcus possesses a genetic predisposition (genetic risk) for developing Antisocial Personality Disorder. However, he is raised in a warm, non-adverse home environment and grows up without displaying antisocial behavior. Which foundational HDFS concept does this scenario illustrate?

In the 1930s, official maps outlined Black residential areas in red, classifying them as ‘risky investments’ (redlining). Decades later, these communities still experience reduced funding for quality housing, sound education, and green spaces. Dr. Camara Jones categorizes this as: