Titles (Almost)
After a long night's sleep.
What is "The Awakening?"
Comparison using like or as
What is a similie?
Ida B. Wells argued there was a "mob rule" in this city
What is New Orleans?
Wrote "The Road Not Taken"
Who is Robert Frost?
The two historical events taking place during "Pale Horse Pale Rider"
What is WW1 and the Spanish Influenza?
Motor vehicle addressed passion
What is "A Streetcar Named Desire?"
The continued use of a word, phrase, or sound.
What is repetition?
Expressed Claude Mackay's conflicted feelings about this place
Wrote "Passing"
Who is Nella Larson?
Dr. Solomon's favorite poem, which he read in Monday's lecture
What is "Wild Geese" by Mary Oliver?
Equine animal lacking in color
What is "Pale Horse Pale Rider?"
Using a part to represent the whole
What is synecdoche?
The 1930's literary corner for writers like Langston Hughes, Nella Larson, and Zora Neale Hurston
What is Harlem?
Wrote "The Library Card," a chapter from his book "Black Boy"
Who is Richard Wright?
A 1950's movie star portraying Stanley in the film adaptation of "A Streetcar Named Desire"
Who is Marlon Brando?
Exciting Abode
What is "Fun Home?"
Continuing from one line of poetry to the next without punctuation.
What is enjambment?
The city Dr. Solomon profiled throughout the semester
Author of Miscegenation and Graveyard Blues
Who is Natasha Tretheway?
Better known for her origination of a test that analyzes the dialogue of women in TV and film
Who is Alison Bechdel?
Little Problems.
What is "Trifles?"
The written description of a visual work of art
What is ekphrasis?
The state of Allen Ginsburg's supermarket
What is California?
Wrote "Questions of Travel"
Who is Elizabeth Bishop?
As an acronym, TWOMSUGTVAMTLVET
What is, "Three White Ole Miss Students Use Guns to Vandalize a Memorial to Lynching Victim Emmett Till?"