Gettysburg Address
Victorian Women/Mending Wall
Stopping by woods
Out, Out
Nothing Gold Can Stay
100

What happened “four score and seven years ago”?

Declaration of Independence

100

What is the type of irony as at the end of "Story of an Hour"?


When the doctors came they said she had died of heart disease--of the joy that kills.

Dramatic 

100
  • The woods could best be described as…

lovely, dark and deep

100

The title comes from a monologue from...

Macbeth

100

What does Frost mean by the line “Her hardest hue to hold?

time flies

200

What rhetorical device is this?

 "we can not dedicate -- we can not consecrate -- we can not hallow"

Anaphora

200

What type of conflict is dominate throughout "The Yellow Wallpaper"?

person vs self

person vs society 

200

How does the poem’s rhyme scheme develop its tone

The poem follows an AABA BBCB CCDC DDDD end rhyme scheme; this flowing, alternating scheme contributes to the soft, almost lullaby-like quality of tone

200

The feelings of the family after the boy’s death reveal

  • They must continue to live without him
200

Why do you think Robert Frost references the Garden of Eden in this poem?

symbolizing the loss of innocence

300

What rhetorical device is this?

"The brave men, living and dead"

paradox or antithesis 

300

How do the speaker and the neighbor respond to the necessity of the wall?

disagree over whether the wall is really needed.

300

What sound device is being used: 

The only other sound’s the sweep

assonance

300

When Frost said the boy ‘saw all’ he knew

  • He has permanently changed the course of his life
300

What does the color “gold” most likely represent in the poem?

  • purity and beauty
400

What rhetorical device is being used?

"government of the people, by the people, for the people"

epistrophe

400

How does the speaker respond to his neighbor’s saying?

 He questions the logic of the wall and meaning behind it

400

What sound device is being used:

To stop without a farmhouse near

consonance

400

Which best describes the tone of the poem

indifference, matter-of-fact

400

What is a theme of the text

youth and beautiful moments in life are brief 

500

What rhetorical device is being used?

"world will little note, nor long remember"

juxtaposition 

500

What the central theme of this poem?

  • Human connection
  • Questioning the status quo
500

What figurative language is here:

My little horse must think it queer

personification 

500

What is the literary device being used:

Sweet-scented stuff when the breeze drew across it

alliteration or imagery

500

What device is being used:

So Eden sank to grief

allusion

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