Literary Terms
Survival of the Fittest
Southern Twang
Civilly Disobedient
Protest Poetry
100

Spoken from the point of view of the narrator or character using "I"

What is 1st person point of view

100

"To Build a Fire" contains this type of external conflict

What is man versus nature?

100

People from Massachusetts use this when they say cah, pahk, and yahd

What is dialect?

100

In his open-letter, "Civil Disobedience" Thoreau calls upon his readers to boycott this

What is taxes?

100

Protest Poetry serves this purpose

What is to protest a moral issue or injustice?
200

Spoken in the 3rd person from the vantage point of one character (he, she)

What is 3rd person limited

200

This tragic party had to resort to cannibalism to survive

What is the Donner Party?

200

Known for his use of humor and satire to ridicule people and places

Who is Mark Twain?

200

In addition to protesting the government's support of slavery, Thoreau boycotted paying taxes to the war between the United States and this country

What is Mexico? 

200

Walt Whitman's two poems that provide contrasting perspectives of America

What are "I Hear America Singing" and "I Sit and Look Out"?

300

Spoken from the perspectives of multiple characters. Every character knows what's going on. 

What is 3rd person omniscient

300

In the short story "To Build a Fire", the dog represents this

What is survival instinct (or instinct)?

300

A literary term naming the degree to which a story is believable

What is verisimilitude?

300

When it became dangerous for Frederick Douglass to speak before an audience, he stepped in to read his speech. 

Who is Thoreau?

300

James Russell Lowell's protest poem argues a society is not free until this

When everyone is free?

400

Organizing topics into groups based upon shared characteristics, as in the poems "I Hear America Singing" and "I Sit and Look Out" by Walt Whitman

What is a catalogue

400

"To Build a Fire" is written in which point of view

What is 3rd person omniscient

400

The topography of Twain's stories take place mostly on this natural feature

What is the Mississippi River?

400
Many forms of civil disobedience help push forward this movement in the 1950s and 60s in America 

What is the Civil Rights' Movement?

400

To whom does Harper direct her protest poem "Free Labor"?

Who is the consumer?

500

It is a coming of age story about a young character developing moral judgment

What is a bildungsroman?

500

The setting of "To Build a Fire" places in ordinary man in this type of circumstance

What is extraordinary circumstances?
500

Mark Twain, from Missouri, is known as this distinct type of writer (in addition to a satirist)

What is a regionalist?

500

Thoreau's civil disobedience inspired world leaders to employ passive resistance including this famous activist from India who fought again Colonialism

Who is Gandhi? 

500

Lowell employs this metaphor to symbolize physical and spiritual bondage

What are chains?

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