Introduction to Literature Midterm Exam Review
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Vocabulary review flashcards covering exam format concepts and fiction and poetry selections paired with their authors for the Introduction to Literature midterm exam.
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Matching questions
Exam questions completely based on terminology and definitions embedded in the reading about the elements of fiction and poetry.
Short answer questions
Exam questions connected to passages of literature where students must identify the title and author and identify/analyze the elements present in that text.
Intertextuality
A concept connected in the fiction review to How to Read Lit Like a Professor.
Critical Approaches to Literature
Approaches covered in the course, listed as Reader Response, Formalism, New Historicist, and Feminist and Gender.
Third person limited point of view
A point of view designated in the review as limited omniscient.
“The Star”
A fiction text written by Clarke.
“Happy Endings”
A fiction text written by Atwood.
“Love in L.A.”
A fiction text written by Gilb.
“House on Mango Street”
A fiction text written by Cisneros.
“Worry”
A fiction text written by Wallace.
“The Use of Force”
A fiction text written by Williams.
“The Yellow Wallpaper”
A fiction text written by Gilman.
“Muddy Road”
A fiction text attributed to Anonymous.
“Carpathia”
A fiction text written by Kercheval.
“The Smile”
A fiction text written by Bradbury.
“Young Goodman Brown”
A fiction text written by Hawthorne.
“Story of an Hour”
A fiction text written by Chopin.
“The Things They Carried”
A fiction text written by O’Brien.
“F Minus”
A fiction text written by Carrillo.
“Nature vs. Nurture”
A fiction text written by Spiegelman.
“The Veil”
A fiction excerpt from Persepolis written by Satrapi.
Catcher in the Rye
A fiction text written by Salinger.
Harlem
A poem written by Hughes.
How do I love Thee?
A poem written by Barrett Browning.
Frederick Douglass
A poem written by Hayden.
Those Winter Sundays
A poem written by Hayden.
The Bean Eaters
A poem written by Brooks.
The Sound of Night
A poem written by Kumin.
The Red Wheelbarrow
A poem written by Williams.
The Peace of Wild Things
A poem written by Berry.
The Girl Who Loved the Sky
A poem written by Endrezze.
I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud
A poem written by Wordsworth.
On Being Brought from Africa to America
A poem written by Wheatley.
La Belle Dame Sans Merci
A poem written by Keats.
Richard Cory
A poem written by Robinson.
Because I Could Not Stop for Death
A poem written by Dickinson.
The Listeners
A poem written by De La Mere.
Eleanor Rigby
A poem/song written by Lennon and McCartney.
Sigh No More Ladies, Sigh No More
A poem written by Shakespeare.
Funeral Blues
A poem written by Auden.
Evenin’ Air Blues
A poem written by Hughes.
Anthem for a Doomed Youth
A poem written by Owen.
The Noiseless Patient Spider
A poem written by Whitman.
Ode to a Grecian Urn
A poem written by Keats.
I’m Nobody Who Are You?
A poem written by Dickinson.
Not Waving but Drowning
A poem written by Smith.
My Papa’s Waltz
A poem written by Roethke.
Child of the Americas
A poem written by Morales.
To the Virgins to Make Much of Time
A poem written by Herrick.
The Man He Killed
A poem written by Hardy.
To My Dear and Loving Husband
A poem written by Bradstreet.
Next to of course god america i
A poem written by cummings.
Barbie Doll
A poem written by Piercy.
On Mites
A poem written by Duck.
The Sick Rose
A poem written by Blake.
The New Colossus
A poem written by Lazarus.
Aunt Jennifer’s Tigers
A poem written by Rich.
Uphill
A poem written by Rosetti.