Realism Review

Mr.White's favorite book is "The Great Gatsby"

Realism and __________ became two of the most popular types of art.

Why is it significant that we experience the story in Emily's perspective?

Realism brings what to the canvas and page?

In An Occurrence...what is the main character considering the worst way to die?

In "A Rose for Emily"...how does the father provide insight to Emily's character?

What range of years does Realism primarily fall in?

Besides his body, the only indicator of the death of Emily's husband is the tarnished silver toiletries.

American Population boomed and cities become rapidly popular. Why?

What is the Disillusionment of others in Realism literature?

In An Occurrence...Who gets the main character in trouble?

What was it that the community sprayed on Emily's home to rid of the smell?

In An Occurrence...why is our main character being executed?

In An Occurrence...what is the main characters name?

What is Mr.White's favorite dinner?

Why is it significant that the author does not tell us what happened to Emily or what she does?

The generation of writers were called what?

What is the preferred sport to watch by Mr.White?

Stories like Upton Sinclair's _________ showed the harsh realities of the world and working conditions in the U.S.

How is the day outside described when Mrs.Mallard looks out the window?

Who wrote "Story of an Hour"?

What is the question we are looking to answer when understanding Psychological Realism?

In The Story of an Hour...what is ironic about Mrs.Mallards tears?

Which authors make significant contributions and continue on into realism after their contributions to Romanticism?

Realism is never hesitant to look at the harsh realities of life.

Why do the town people believe that Emily has gotten Married?

What can we assume is Kate Chopin's view of marriage from the story?

Realism focuses on the Surreal (the beyond real)

Emily held on to her father for years until they finally came to collect his body.

Regionalism focuses on the region around the author. (The way they act/speak/think)

What is Mr.White's dream job?

In An Occurrence...why is the main character not allowed to be a soldier?

Which of the following is not a name of one of Mr.Whites dogs?

Why were so many authors gone during this era of writing?

What were some of the most popular things written about in this era?

Who wrote "A Rose for Emily"?

Which things, generally, follow closely along with patterns in literature?

Realism follows which literary period

What is Kate Chopin saying about women in this story?

Which event had the largest impact on the time period?

How did Emily (allegedly) kill her husband?