Conventions
Humanities formatting style
What is MLA?
Emily Dickinson became isolated during what war.
What is the Civil War?
Survival is the name of the game on this dangerous island.
A person, place, thing, or idea identifies by this four letter word.
What is a noun?
The knife in "The Most Dangerous Game" is an example of this meaningful device.
What is symbolism?
A ______ is what you put your last name and page number in.
What is a header?
'Hope' is the thing with _____.
What are feathers?
What is "The Elephant Vanishes"?
This word describes a noun or pronoun.
What is an adjective?
The overarching idea of a story or poem.
What is a theme?
All papers should be spaced to this level.
What is double?
The man giving advice to his son in the hopes he will grow up to be a man.
Who is Rudyard Kipling?
Traditions are questioned for this July day in a small town, unfortunately called something of chance that normally would not hold such a grave outcome.
What is "The Lottery"?
This describes an action, adjectives, or others of its kind.
What is an adverb?
What is a plot?
_____ _______ should be on a separate page from the paper and not included in page count.
What is Works Cited?
Native American culture drives this poet for her innovative delivery.
Who is Joy Harjo?
This author ran a small jazz bar before turning to literature.
Who is Haruki Murakami?
An exclamation like 'wow' is an example of this other kind of word ending in -tion.
What is an Interjection?
"The Lottery" and "The Most Dangerous Game" both question this kind of law.
What is moral or social law?
Conclusions are loosely based off inverted __________.
What are introductions?
The Harlem Renaissance brought up many inspiring works including "Dreams" by this inspiring young man.
Who is Langston Hughes?
Who is Richard Connell?
Use this to separate independent clauses with similar meanings.
What is a semi colon?
"The Elephant Vanishes" and "The Most Dangerous Game" show a certain kind of loneliness for the characters which can be shortened to this word that begins with 'i'.
What is isolation?