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how does the poem's meter contribute to its meaning

what literary device is primarily used thru the wallpapers decription

whats Tom primary motivation for agreeing to the devils terms

what literary device does Robert frost employ when he writes the saw snarled and rattled

how does poem setting contribute to theme: tide rises tide falls

what emotional tone is conveyed thru the poem

which of the following authors is known for their contributions to natrualism

how does the nonlinear structure of the story enhance themes

what does the contrast between the Devon and Naguamsett symbolize in the novel

what is the effect of the poems reflective tone, tide rises tide falls

whats the significance of the lieutenants injury occuring while rationing coffee

what literary device is employed in the line The little waves with their soft white hands

what does the marking of tall trees with names of great men symbolize

in the context of 1950, the youngers decision to move reflects what broader social movement

whats the central theme of the first snowfall

what does the flys interruption in I heard a fly buzz when I died suggest about death

in I heard a fly buzz when I died what does the fly symbolize

an occurrence at owl creek bridge: what narrative does Bierce use to blur line between reality and illusion in part III

what role does brinker play in winter session atmosphere at devon

what effect does the abrupt shift in tone at the end of the out, out create

what did romantic writers prioritize over reason

walters final decision can be seen as a reclaiming of what

whats the significance of the traveler not returning in the poem

What was primary theme of American literature during romantic period

what did romantics revel in

how does the poem reflect transcendentalist philosophy

indirect characterization

DEVIL and Tom walker: how does the story point of view contribute to understanding its theme

what did Ralph Waldo Emerson advocate in terms of intellectual independence

which of the following best describes the tone of "The First snowfall"

which of the following best describes the tone of because I could not stop for death

what theme is emphasized by the liutentant ability to see many things which as participants the fight were unknow to him

how did rise of scientific thinking influence naturalist literature

what role did nature play in transcendentalist philosophy

why does finny want him and Gene to jump from the tree side by side in chapter 4

how does the third person limited point of view contribute to the story effectiveness

what type of irony when Mallard dies from joy that kills

the wallpaper repellent color serves as

what literary device is primarily used in the poem to convey its theme: Longfellow, tide rises tide falls

what does Dexter green ambition primarily revolve around in winter dreams

george murchinson represents which societal perspective

what role did call and response patterns play in spirituals

which of the following best describes the mood of I heard a fly buzz when I died

what does the mention of finny broken ankle in ch 8 serve as in the story

how does London use of third person objective narration contribute to story naturalistic themes

what role does the old man eye play in the narrators obsession

which of the following is NOT mentioned as a detail suggesting the figure Tom meets is the Devil

why does the narrator ultimately confess to the murder

in the negro speaking of rivers what does the speaker mean by stating by stating his soul has grown deep like the rivers

what theme is explored thru farquar imagined reunion with his wife

how does the novel portray the transition from summer to winter session at Devon

primary theme of to build a fire

which aspect of realism is most prominent in the story

How does the story imply God expresses His disapproval of humans sins

distance of three miles from the village symbolizes

how does the weather descrption contribute to the story irony

what role did journalism play in the development of realist literature

how did spirituals typically incorporate biblical stories

which of the following best describes Langston's Hughes peotic style in ardella

which literary device is prominent in the lines"and the sudden flurries of snowbird, like brown leaves whirling by

when Mr linder arrives what does he represents in his histrorical context of the 1950s

how did the realist movement different from the romantic movement in literature

what does Dexter relationship in a winter dream with Irene represent

what does the plant symbolize most clearly in act III

who wrote democracy in america

what does the beach scene in chapter 4 symbolize for gene

how does Poe use the concept of time in the story to build tension

how did spirituals often fuction beyond their religious meaning during the era of slavery

what does judy Jones symbolize in a winter dreams

in what way is Tom Walker considered a one-dimensional character

in a winter dream how does Dexter reaction to news about Judy at the end of the story reflect the theme

how does the poem suggest one should approach death

which literary device is prominently used in the first snowfall

what aspect of the American dream is challenged in the play

yellow wallpaper: story first person narrative style serves to

which theme is emphasized by the generationsal conflict between mama and beneatha

what makes the description of Mrs Mallard heart trouble verbally ironic

how does jack London use foreshadowing in the story

what is the central theme of the first snowfall

what role did oral tradition play in the preservation of spirituals

what does the image of the shipwrecked brother represent in the broader context of the poem

in act II what does benetha interaction with asagai reveal about her indentify struggles

what mood is primarily conveyed in refuggee in america

in what way does the narrators empathy for the old man fear reveal his own psychological state

which of the following authors is not associated with romantic period

which of the following best describes the naturalist perspective on human behaivor

what does the poem suggest about the relationship between past, present and future

what poet is part of the "fireside poets"

how does the setting of the story contribute to its dramatic irony

whos considered the father of transcedentalism

whats the speakers expectation in I heard a fly buzz when I died

how does Poe use sound imagery to create atmosphere in the story

how does Robert frost use sensory details to enhance the poem atmosphere

how does the poem use of blank verse contribute to its overall effect

in what way does the repitition of tide rises tide falls affect the poems tone

whats the effect of poems imagery

what attitude does the poem advocate in the face of life's challneges

what was a common theme in both spirituals and realist literature of the post civil war period

which author is NOT is not typically associated with Transcendatlism

whats the significance of the carriage ride in because I could not stop for death

character most unaware of story dramatic irony

why is an episode of war considered a naturalistic story

how did the civil war influence American literature

how does crane ommsion of the amputation scene affect the story

in because I could not stop for death, what does the setting sun symbolize

what metaphor does Longfellow use to represent life challgenes

which of these is a central theme in Thoreau's walden

which of the following was NOT a characteristic of literary realism

omniscient narrator

what literary device is exemplified in the phrase "it is the beating of his hideous heart"

what does the narrators forced rest and isolation suggest about 19th century attidute toward women's mental health

how did realist authors typically portray their characters

how does the title in refuggee in America relate to poem content

how does Poe's use of alliteration contribute to the story mood

what does "The mound in sweet auburn" refer to

what does being thrown into the naguamsett river on the first day of winter session symbolize for Gene

which of the following best describes the tone of tide rises tide falls

how did the expansion of railroads influence American romantic literature

main lesson of this story: Tom and devil

what major social changes during gilded age influenced realist literature

distance of three miles from village symbolizes

what role does the setting play in story to build a fire

How did the fireside poets contribute to development of American literature

what literary technique is Poe using when narrator addresses the reader directly

what does the snow covering the earth symbolize

how does the poem contrast the soul with the physical body

in what way does the story exemplify naturalist writing

which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Romantic literature

which of these is a key principle of transcendentalism

what was the transcendentalists attidute toward the material possessions

how does crane ommsion of the amputation scene affect the story

what was a common theme in naturalist literature

whats the significance of the narrators insistence on proving his sanity thru the story

what does the fire symbolize in the story

how does Emily Dickinson personify death in because I couldn't stop for death

which author is often associated with the realist movement in American literature

whats the implied "one condition" in the devil bargain

how does out out point of view contribute to its impact

whats the signficance of the man's lack of a name in the story

what does the forest symbolize in the story's opening descriptions

alexis de Tocqueville democracy in America, contribute to understanding of American society during romantic period

how does poe use the narrator heighnted senses to enhance the story's tension