English 10-3 Final

The main idea of Romanticism is an emphasis on __________.

individuality and the uniqueness of the human experience.

Nature is considered __________ in Romanticism.

spiritual and a source of inspiration.

One of the key authors associated with Transcendentalism is __________.

Ralph Waldo Emerson.

In Realism, literature focuses on __________ life.

everyday life and experiences.

Mark Twain is a representative author of __________.

Realism.

Regionalism emphasizes the unique characteristics of __________.

specific regions.

Naturalism suggests that __________ controls humans.

nature.

Jack London is known for his contributions to __________ literature.

Naturalism.

Modernism is characterized by disillusionment following __________.

World War I.

In Modernism, there is a critique of the __________ of the American Dream.

failure.

The Scarlet Letter was written by __________.

Nathaniel Hawthorne.

Hester Prynne is a key character in __________.

The Scarlet Letter.

The symbol of the Scarlet 'A' initially represents __________.

adultery.

The Scaffold in The Scarlet Letter symbolizes __________.

public judgment and shame.

Pearl, in The Scarlet Letter, is a living symbol of __________.

Hester’s sin.

A major theme in The Scarlet Letter is __________.

guilt.

The main idea of 'Self-Reliance' is to __________.

trust yourself and reject conformity.

In Walden, Thoreau emphasizes __________ living.

simple.

Civil Disobedience argues that people should resist __________ laws.

unjust.

Emily Dickinson is known for her use of __________ in poetry.

dashes.

Slant rhyme, as used by Dickinson, is when words __________.

almost rhyme.

A major theme in Dickinson's poetry is __________.

death.

Walt Whitman's important work is __________.

Leaves of Grass.

Free verse poetry is defined as __________.

poetry without regular rhyme or meter.

In The Great Gatsby, the green light symbolizes __________.

hope and the American Dream.

In The Story of an Hour, the open window symbolizes __________.

freedom and opportunity.

Louise dies after learning her husband is __________, which is situational irony.

alive.

The Yellow Wallpaper symbolizes __________.

imprisonment and oppression.

In 'To Build a Fire', the character's flaw is __________.

overconfidence.

The important lesson from 'To Build a Fire' is that ignoring nature leads to __________.

failure or death.

A major theme in A Raisin in the Sun is __________.

the American Dream.

Beneatha wants to become a __________.

doctor.

In The Great Gatsby, Gatsby's obsession with the past represents the __________ of the American Dream.

illusion.

A literary term that refers to repeated grammatical structure is __________.

parallelism.

Exact rhyme is defined as __________.

perfect rhyme.

Situational irony is when the outcome is __________ of expectations.

opposite.

Dramatic irony occurs when __________ knows more than the characters.

the audience.

A paradox is a statement that seems __________ but reveals truth.

contradictory.

The character of Tom Buchanan represents __________ in The Great Gatsby.

wealth and corruption.

The Valley of Ashes symbolizes __________.

moral decay.

Walt Whitman's use of cataloging involves creating __________.

long lists showing diversity.

Henry David Thoreau is associated with __________ and nonconformity.

Transcendentalism.

In Romanticism, emotions are valued over __________.

logic.

Kate Chopin is known for her work in __________ that addresses feminism and identity.

Realism.

One important quote from Thoreau is, 'I went to the woods because I wished to __________.'

live deliberately.

'That government is best which governs __________.'

least.

A focus on specific regions and local culture characterizes __________ as a literary movement.

Regionalism.

In 'The Notorious Jumping Frog of Calaveras County', Jim Smiley loses because his frog is __________.

filled with quail shot.

Walt Whitman explores themes of democracy, America, and __________ in his works.

individuality.

The character of Roger Chillingworth embodies __________ and revenge in The Scarlet Letter.

hypocrisy.

One major theme of The Scarlet Letter is __________.

public shame.

Hester's growth represents a complex view of __________ and strength.

morality.

The quote from Gatsby, 'So we beat on, boats against the current,' represents __________.

the struggle against time and fate.

The theme of isolation is explored in __________ literature, particularly in Modernism.

Modernism.

In Transcendentalism, the belief in __________ promotes self-reliance.

individualism.

Walt Whitman's phrase 'I sound my barbaric yawp' reflects his themes of __________.

individuality and freedom.

In literature, the term __________ refers to the portrayal of ordinary people and their struggles.

Realism.

In The Yellow Wallpaper, the protagonist's loss of identity is tied to her __________.

oppression.

The importance of family dreams is highlighted through the character of __________ in A Raisin in the Sun.

Mama.

The importance of hope in Emily Dickinson's poetry is evident in the poem __________.

'Hope is the thing with feathers'.

The character of Nick Carraway serves as a lens to view the __________ of the story in The Great Gatsby.

narrative.

The idea of nonconformity is central to the main beliefs of __________ and Transcendentalism.

Romanticism.

The main conflict in The Scarlet Letter revolves around Hester's act of __________.

adultery.

Jack London's naturalism emphasizes the conflict between __________ and nature.

man.

In Modernism, characters often experience __________ after the war.

disillusionment.

The themes of disillusionment and isolation in modern literature often reflect a critique of __________.

society.

A key element in Dickinson's style is her use of __________ rhyme.

slant.