Context Clues
Vocabulary
Poetry
Rhetoric
Romanticism
100

Lionhearted persons, like police, firefighters, and soldiers, are willing to serve the country 24/7.

Fearless

100

What is tone?

The author's attitude 

100

What are the groups of lines called in a poem?

stanza

100

What is exigence?

The situation that is prompting the speaker or writer to deliver his message

100

Historically, what was happening during this time period?  Name one.

Civil war

Industrial Revolution

Women's suffrage

200

When grandpa looks at his old photographs from the past, he gets nostalgic.

a longing or affection for the past

200

What is theme?

The message the writer wants to convey to the reader

200
Provide one common theme of the poems written by the Fireside poets

morality, nature, love, etc

200

Of which of the following should the writer be mindful when creating an argument?

I.  audience 

II.  Purpose

III.  Rhetorical strategies and appeals

IV.  Exigence

all of the above

200

What element(s) of literature did Romantic writers introduce for the first time?

The supernatural

300

Teachers use pedagogy to help their students learn.

Teaching research and methods

300

What is pathos?

Emotional appeal

300

What is the name of the voice of a poem?

speaker

300

What is organization, structure (syntax, diction, and tone) and form (figurative language) synonyomous with in rhetoric?

Style

300

When considering the societal attitudes of the transcendentalists, which three of the attitudes are rolled together? Which three did they believe are "one"

God, man, nature

400
The scream, utterly anomalous and inhuman- a howl- a wailing shriek,. . . conjointly from the throats of the damned in their agony.

deviating from what is normal or expected

400

What is mood?

The feeling/emotion the text creates for the reader

400

What is a motif?

An idea that presents repeatedly throughout a text

400

Which of the following determine tone?

I.  syntax

II.  diction

III.  topic

IV.  purpose

All of the above

400
Definition:  poking fun at something or ridiculing something to draw attention to the issue

satire

500

The lugubrious wails of the gypsies matched the dreary whistling of the wind in the allbut-deserted cemetery.

sorrowful

500

What is colloquial diction?

Everyday, informal common language

500

What is the name of a line that is repeated at the end of stanzas?

A refrain

500

It is essential for argument to include which three things?

logos, ethos, and pathos

500

Name three characteristics/elements commonly found  in Gothic literature

dark, gloomy, decaying settings

supernatural beings and monsters

curses, damsels in distress, romance, heroes

suspense and mystery

dark themes

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