Literary Terms
Literary Terms #2
Authors
Poems
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100

Often used in prose and poetry, this literary term is the repetition of a word or words at the beginning of a clause or line; causing a sonic effect.

Anaphora

100

A word, name, or expression used as a substitute for something else with which it is closely associated.

Metonym

100

This author was a nurse during the Civil War

Walt Whitman 

100

Who spoke at JFK’s Inauguration?

Robert Frost

100

What are Dr. Gilmore’s office hours?

Monday 12:15 - 2 

Wednesday 12:15 - 1

Tuesday's & Thursday's 10:45-12

200

In poetry, the running over of a sentence from one line to the next without any punctuation; forcing reader to keep reading down the poem to build a dramatic effect.

Enjambment/Enjambed Lines 

200

What is the literary device that refers to a personified object or a person who isn't present

Apostrophe

200

“It hides our cheeks and shades our eyes,—” 

Is from the poem “We Wear the Mask,” written by which famous author? 

Paul Lawrence Dunbar 

200

Who spoke at Biden’s Inauguration?

Amanda Gorman

200

Where is Dr. Gilmore’s office located?

Willard Hall 413-13

300

This form, often being about love or poetic mastery, is typically written in iambic pentameter, which contains fourteen-lines, and was author Claude Mckay’s favorite poetic form.  

Sonnet 

300

A type of storyteller that recounts events from their own point of view

First-Person Narrator

300

This author didn’t title their poems

Emily Dickinson  

300

Who spoke at Obama’s first Inauguration?

Elizabeth Alexander

300

When is the make up date and time for groups presentations?

May 11th 10:30 am- 12:30 pm  

400

Coined and frequently used by Ernest Hemingway, this theory on this style of writing implies that less is more in writing; the writer can omit certain things that they know the reader will still be able to feel.  

Theory of Omission / The Iceberg Theory

400

A cultural revival of African American music, dance, art, fashion, literature, theater, and politics centered in Harlem and Manhattan, New York City throughout the 1920s and 1930s

Harlem Renaissance

400

Two of this authors’ stories include “Impression of an Indian Childhood,” and “School Days of an Indian Girl.”

Zitkala-Sa 

400

Who spoke at Obama’s second Inauguration?  

Richard Blanco

400

Where did Dr.Gilmore spend her summers swimming as a kid?

Walden Pond, MA

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