Who's Who?
Poetry of the Modern Era
Argument
Poetry of the Harlem Renaissance
The Glass Menagerie
100

This student won "Class Clown" 5 years in a row at his last school. 

Dominic

100

Known for his unconventional punctuation and syntax, this poet wrote "i carry your heart with me."

E.E. Cummings

100

This part of an argument presents the main point or claim the writer is trying to make.

Thesis statement

100

This poet was a leading figure of the Harlem Renaissance and wrote "The Negro Speaks of Rivers."

Langston Hughes

100

The play is set in this city during the 1930s.

St. Louis

200

This student's favorite music includes EDM, Breakcore, and Pop. 

Aiden

200

This poet's work often focused on everyday American life and included the poem "The Red Wheelbarrow."

William Carlos Williams

200

This logical process connects evidence to the claim and explains why the evidence supports the argument.

Reasoning

200

This period saw poets using their work to express pride in their African American heritage and to challenge racial stereotypes.

Harlem Renaissance

200

 This collection of delicate animals represents Laura's fragile world.

glass menagerie

300

This student enjoys doing hair, cleaning, and spending money. 

Tauryeonna

300

Known for his rural New England settings, this poet wrote "The Road Not Taken."

Robert Frost?

300

Addressing opposing viewpoints and refuting them strengthens an argument. This is known as what?

Counterargument

300

This poet, known for his dialect poetry, wrote the famous poem "We Wear the Mask."

Paul Laurence Dunbar

300

This character is the narrator of the play and works at a shoe warehouse.

Tom Wingfield

400

This student has a German Sheppard, Husky, and loves Dr. Pepper. 

Kaelinn

400

This literary movement emphasized a break from traditional forms and focused on experimentation and free verse.

Modernism

400

This technique appeals to the audience's emotions to persuade them.

Pathos

400

This poet's work often explored themes of race and identity, and he wrote "Any Human to Another."

Countee Cullen

400

This character is the overbearing mother who is obsessed with finding a suitor for her daughter.

Amanda Wingfield

500

This student is goal-driven, stands out unintentionally, and enjoys watching movies. 

Christian

500

This period saw poets rejecting traditional rhyme schemes in favor of this type of verse.

free verse

500

This technique uses logical reasoning and evidence to persuade the audience.

Logos

500

What were the characteristics of the Harlem Renaissance?

This cultural movement celebrated African American culture and produced a flourishing of literature, music, and art in the 1920s and 1930s.

500

This object, which Laura treasures, is broken during her conversation with Jim.

glass unicorn?

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