Who wrote it?
A Farewell to Arms
Ernest Hemingway
He is strong as an ox.
Simile
Poetry, prose, and drama are literary forms.
True.
It often uses symbols of death.
Decadence.
A person who named the Cursed Poets.
Paul Verlaine.
Pride and Prejudice
Jane Austen
My heart danced when he walked in the room.
Personification
Quatrain is a stanza of 5 lines.
False. 4
This literary movemvent attempts objectivness.
Realism.
A literary technique invented and used by Virginia Woolf and James Joyce. It is a narrative mode or method that attempts "to depict the multitudinous thoughts and feelings which pass through the mind" of a narrator/character.
Stream of consciousness.
Songs of Innocence/Songs of Experience
William Blake
Parting is such a sweet sorrow.
Oxymoron
Romanticism and Realism were both major literary movements of the 19th century.
True.
It emphasizes the subjective depiction of reality. The author usually identifies himself/herself with the main protagonist.
Romanticism.
A person who named the Lost Generation.
Getrude Stein.
Antigone
Sophocles
You couldn’t catch a chipmunk if all its legs were broken and it was glued to the palm of your hand.
Hyperbole
Historical novel is any novel which plot is set in any time before the present.
False.
The main theme of this movement is a negative phenomenon in society.
Naturalism.
A literary techniqe dseigned by Ernest Hemingway. The author focuses only on surface elements without explicitly discussing the underlying themes. Those are left for the reader to complete.
The Iceberg Theory.
The Miser
Moliére
Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary,
Alliteration
Mood is the attitude of the writer or speaker of a poem towards his or her subject.
False. That's tone.
A model for this movement is the Antiquity. It also follows the Aristotelian unities (three unities of time-place-action).
Classicism
This person designed the the term 'critical realism' to denote Russian realism.
Maxim Gorkij