Page 1

• Multiple Choice questions on American Literature after 1865

  • Questions on various authors and literary terms

• Quotation identification from a poem

Page 3

• Fill-in-the-blank questions related to literature terms and authors

  • Realism characteristics and key figures discussed

• Mention of intersectionality and its significance in literature

Page 5

• Short Essay Response prompts on Realism and Mark Twain's work

  • Discussion on the characteristics of Realism and how Twain's story challenges war expectations

Page 7

• Analysis of the story "The Real Thing" and its American connections

  • Comparison of the characters in the story with the American Dream concept

• Interpretation of Adams' view on the Virgin Mary and the electric dynamo

  • Comparison of European and American influences on art and history

Page 9

• Close reading of the poem "We Wear the Mask" by Paul Laurence Dunbar

  • Discussion on the mood, word choice, and persona's message in the poem

Page 11

• Mrs. Hale's remark implies guilt and regret for not helping Mrs. Wright

  • She feels she should have done more for Mrs. Wright

  • Realizes her role in looking out for other women

• "The Yellow Wallpaper" may be a political allegory

  • Potentially significant symbols in the story

Page 13

• Comparison of Julius McAdoo in "The Goophered Grapevine" and Mrs. Spring Fragrance

  • How they pursue their immediate goals

• Analysis of Eliza Allen's interactions in "The Chrysanthemums"

  • Respect for her husband and societal expectations

  • Willingness to take on tasks considered "a man's job"

  • Dealing with financial situations independently

Page 15

• Zitkala-Sa describes cultural changes forced at the missionary school

  • Changes in appearance, language, and behavior

• School's intention behind enforcing these changes

  • Assimilation into Western culture

• Impact on Zitk