Literary Terms
Literary Genres
Rhetorical Appeals
Authors
Scarlet Letter + The Crucible
100

This quote about Chillingworth represents which literary term, "A writhing horror twisted itself across his features, like a snake gliding swiftly over them"

What is a simile?

100

This genre is characterized by failures of humans, explorations of the heart and mind, guilt and sin. (Name the the two authors and two texts we discussed for full points)

What is Dark Romanticism? (Emily Dickinson - Because I could not stop for Death, Poe - The Tell Tale Heart)

100

the three rhetorical appeals

What are ethos, pathos, and logos?

100

This author's work did not have titles. 

Who is Emily Dickinson?

100

Hester Prynne's job.

What is Needlework?

200

This figurative device is used when Hawthorne displays David and Bathsheba on Dimmesdale's curtains

What is an allusion?

200
This genre is characterized by plain language and biblical themes. (Name 3 authors and 3 texts we discussed for full points)

What is Puritan Literature? (Bradstreet - Upon the Burning of Our House, Edwards - Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God, Taylor - Huswifery)

200

When Reverend Wilson asks Hester to think of the child's father and their love for each other in order to convince her to tell his name evokes this rhetorical appeal

What is pathos?

200

This author was accused of Communism.

Who is Arthur Miller?

200

Describe Dimmesdale and Hester's tombstones and what does it symbolize. 

What is next to each other but not close enough to touch. Shows that they do not get to be together after death. 

300

This quote from the Scarlet Letter uses this literary device "'Because I could not stop for Death he kindly stopped for me"

What is personification? 

300
This genre is characterized by logic and reason. (Name the authors and texts for full points)

What is Revolutionary Literature? (Patrick Henry Speech to the Virginia Convention, Thomas Paine - Common Sense)

300

This rhetorical appeal is evoked when Judge Danforth and Judge Hathorne use their authority in courtroom scenes

What is ethos?

300

This author died in Baltimore.

Who is Edgar Allan Poe?

300

This character is an official of the court and makes poppets. 

Who is Mary Warren?
400

John Proctor listing the commandments but not being able to recall adultery is an example of which literary device?

What is irony?

400

This genre is marked by imagination, human values, and based on the past. (Name the author and text for full points)

What is Romanticism? (The Scarlet Letter - Hawthorne)

400

Henry used this rhetorical device to prove the answer is clear.

What are rhetorical questions?

400

This author's ancestors were involved in the Salem Witch Trials.

Who is Nathaniel Hawthorne?

400

This character would rather hang more people than admit to being wrong. 

Who is Judge Danforth?

500

In "Huswifery,"  Edward Taylor writes "Make me, O Lord, thy Spinning Wheel complete" using this literary device to compare two things. (Include what he compares for full points) 

What is Extended Metaphor, his life to a spinning wheel/tool for God to use?

500
This rhetorical device parallels two unlike things/contrasting ideas.

What is Antithesis? 

500

This author is known as the most powerful speaker of the American Revolution.

Who is Patrick Henry?