Figurative Language I
Figurative Language II
Dark Romanticism
Realism
Harlem Renaissance
Modernism
100

Define Simile

A comparison between two unlike things using like or as.

100

Define Theme.

The universal message of a story.

100

Name the Literary Time Period for Dark Romanticism.

1800-1865

100

Name the Literary Time Period for Realism.

1870-1914

100

Name the Literary Time Period for the Harlem Renaissance.

1919-1940

100

Name the Literary Time Period for Modernism.

1914-1949

200

Define Central Idea.

The main idea of an informational text.  

200

Define Alliteration. 

The repetition of similar consonant sounds. 

200

"His long, improvised dirges will ring forever in my ear"

**dirges is a funeral song

A. Personification

B. Hyperbole

B. Hyperbole

200

Which time period was "The Story of an Hour" written?

A. Realism Period

B. The Harlem Renaissance Period

c. Dark Romanticism Period

A. Realism Period

200

Which time period was "I, Too, Sing America" written?

A. Realism Period

B. The Harlem Renaissance Period

B. The Harlem Renaissance Period

200

Name at least 2 nicknames for the 1920's.

The Flapper Era

The Jazz Age

The Age of Wonderful Non-sense

The Roaring 20's

300

Define Metaphor.

A comparison between two unlike things without using like or as.
300

Define Onomatopoeia.

Sound words: "bam!" "boom!"

300

"His heart is a suspended lute; As soon as you touch it, it resonates."

**Lute: stringed instrument.

A. Simile

B. Metaphor

B. Methaphor

300

Texts from this time period focus on accurately representing American life in various contexts. The texts focus on themes and experiences that resonate with average people.

Realism Period

300

Hughes is best known as a leader of the Harlem Renaissance. 

A. True 

B. False

A. True

300

Define Prohibition. 

Illegal sales and consumption of alcohol.

400

Define Tone.

The author's attitude towards a subject.

400

Define Personification.

Giving human characteristics to non-living items.

400

Who is the author of "The Fall of the House of Usher"?


Edgar Allan Poe

400

What Literature Work did we study by Kate Chopin?

"The Story of an Hour"

400

Who is the author of "Harlem" "I, Too"

Langston Hughes

400

What Modernism novel did F. Scott's Fritzgerald write?

"The Great Gatsby"

500

Define Allusion.

Calling something familiar to mind.

500

Define Symbol. 

An object, person, character, or color with deeper meaning.

500

Describe/write down the characteristics of the Dark Romanticism time period.

Isolation, insanity, madness.

500

Describe/write down the characteristics of the Realism time period.

Presenting the "reality" of normal, everyday people.

500

Describe/write down the characteristics of the Harlem Renaissance time period.

Oppression, racism, justice, and inequality.

500

Describe/write down characteristics of the Modernism time period.

Disillusionment, Roaring 20's, Prohibition, and lavish life styles.

600

Define Rhetoric.

The art of persuasion. 

600

Define Allegory.

A story with two meanings (literal and deeper).

600

"There was blood upon her white robes, and the evidence of some bitter struggle upon every portion of her emaciated frame."

A. Foreshadowing 

B. Imagery

B. Imagery

600

Which character passed away in "The Story of an Hour?"

A. Josephine's Husband

B. Louise Mallard

B. Louise Mallard

600

Who was most likely the speaker in the poem, "I, Too?"

A. Langston Hughes

B. The Narrator

C. A black American facing oppression

C. A black American facing oppression

600

What type of values did the authors of the Modernism Time period attack?

A. Traditional Values

B. Rebellious Values

A. Traditional Values

700

Define Ethos.

Appeals to ethics.

700

Define Hyperbole. 

An extreme exaggeration. 

700

"...the huge antique panels (doors) to which the speaker pointed threw back their ebony jaws"

A. Onomatopoeia

B. Personification

B. Personification

700

What was the setting in “The Story of an Hour?”

Mrs. Mallard's House

700

Texts from this time period include characteristics such as unique poetry that celebrates culture and lifestyle with a heavy emphasis on oppression and inequality.

Harlem Renaissance 

700

What branch of the military was F. Scott Fitzgerald in? 

Army

800

Define Logos. 

Appeal to logic.

800

Define Pathos.

Appeal to emotion. 

800

Write down a short summary of the text "The Fall of the House of Usher" by Edgar Allan Poe

Roderick Usher suffers from an illness, has a twin sister Madeline who was buried alive, and a narrator visitor.

800

Write down a short summary of the text "The Story of an Hour" by Kate Chopin.

Mrs. Mallard dies after hearing of her husband's death.  "The Joy that Kills"

800

Write down a short summary of the text "Harlem" "I, Too" by Langston Hughes.

Black men, traditions and the racial discrimination they faced.

800

Write a short summary of the text "The Great Gatsby" by F. Scott Fitzgerald.

Nick Carraway spends the summer in NY. Gatsby tries to win back Daisy. George kills Gatsby. Tom and Mrytle had an affair.

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