Dickinson's Childhood
Dickinson's Adulthood
Elements of Dickinson's Writing
"Because I Could Not Stop for Death"
"Much Madness is divinest Sense"
100
Amherst, Massachusetts
What is Dickinson's home town
100
Age 16
At what age did Dickinson's personality change?
100
Images and Metaphors were described as this in Dickinson's writing
What is strong?
100
Unending existence
What is immortality?
100
To agree or express approval
What is assent?
200
Family outings and family celebrations
What are the things Dickinson took pleasure in as a child?
200
Household tasks, and poem writing
What were Dickinson's only activities after she changed?
200
These were explored in Dickinson's poems
What is abstract concepts?
200
Dickinson felt this way about death
What is that it was nothing to be afraid of?
200
Antonym of assent
What is demur?
300
Excellent would describe Dickinson in this category
How was Dickinson as a student?
300
Thomas Wentworth Higgins
What is the name of the person that Dickinson sent a few poems to?
300
Dickinson did this to concepts like death and nature
What is personified?
300
Corteous or polite behavior
What is civility?
300
Opposite definitions of sanity and madness
What is the theme?
400
Mount Holyoke Female Seminary
Where did Dickinson attend for one year in addition to boarding school?
400
Dickinson's poems were found, assembled, and published
What happened after Dickinson's death
400
Dickinson's points of view were described as this
What is unusual?
400
Death should not be feared is this in the poem
What is the theme?
400
Sanity is seen differently by different societies is Dickinson's idea
What is Dickinson's thought about sanity?
500
1886
What is the year of Dickinson's death?
500
Thomas H. Johnson
Who published "The Poems of Emily Dickinson"
500
Truth and death are examples of these
What are abstract concepts?
500
Her house
What is the reference Dickinson gives to her grave?
500
Being unique is good would be a statement that this person agrees with
Who is Dickinson?
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