In "My Friend Walt Whitman," the author described

how she skipped school to read Walt Whitman's poetry.

a story, poem, or picture that can be interpreted to mean something else

What is sectionalism?

Prioritizing a region over the whole

How many evidence do you need for a part 2 regents essay?

three evidence from three different texts

A comparison of two things using like or as

What did Whitman suggest grass might be?

Proof of God, A symbol of equality, A child

Figurative language that uses the five senses to create descriptions

The use of symbols to represent something beyond the literal meaning

A direct comparison of two things to suggest they are similar

What are the parts of an argument essay?

Thesis, Counterclaim, Relevant Evidence

What is foreshadowing?

An indication of something that will happen in the future

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1
The description "lovely, dark and deep" from the poem creates a sense of...
mystery and wonder
happiness and confusion
fear and isolation
anger and sandness
2
In our readings, most of Whitman's nature focus was on grass
True
False
3
What was the movement of people going west?
Manifesto Destination
Manifest Destiny
I couldn't think of a third fake option
Industrial Revolution
4
Walt Whitman was:
an Australian poet
a French poet
an English poet
an American poet
5
Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening was written by
Dickinson
McGinley
Frost
Hughes
6
What kind of essay are you writing for the ELA regents?
Informational
Argumentative
Exploratory
Explanatory
7
In "My Friend Walt Whitman," the author described
how her teacher forced her to read Walt Whitman's poetry.
how she skipped school to read Walt Whitman's poetry.
how she read poetry at her high school graduation.
how she formed a Walt Whitman club in high school.
8
What is a allegory?
a story, poem, or picture that can be interpreted to mean something else
An indication of something that will happen in the future
Figurative language that uses the five senses to create descriptions
The use of symbols to represent something beyond the literal meaning
9
"Theme is a general, universal topic that can be applied to multiple stories"
True
False
10
Where was Mary Oliver from?
Ohio
Oregon
Idaho
Indiana
11
Truancy is chronic absence from school
True
False
12
Walt Whitman wrote "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening"
False
True
13
“Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening” is a work of
fairytale
non-fiction
poetry
fiction
14
What do we call the type of poet that Walt Whitman was?
Tragicomedy
Transcendentalist
Majhari
Romantic
15
What is sectionalism?
Sectioning hair into equal parts for braiding
Separating things into equal parts
Prioritizing a region over the whole
Prioritizing the whole over the region
16
What contributed to sectionalism?
Tariffs
All of the above
Slavery
Suffrage
17
What was the horse feeling in the poem?
Happiness
Confusion
Sadness
Anger
18
How many evidence do you need for a part 2 regents essay?
three evidence
four evidence
four evidence from three different texts
three evidence from three different texts
19
The ELA Regent is split into four parts
False
True
20
The Part Three of the regents is the argument essay
True
False
21
What is a simile?
A comparison of two things using like or as
Figurative language that uses the five senses to create descriptions
An indication of something that will happen in the future
A direct comparison of two things to suggest they are similar
22
Walt Whitman was a Romanticist
True
False
23
What did Whitman suggest grass might be?
A symbol of advantage
Proof of God
A symbol of equality
A child
24
A theme can be applied to many different works of fiction
True
False
25
"My Friend Walt Whitman" is written by ___.
Mary Oliver
Walt Whitman
Emily Dickinson
Brian O'Conner
26
What impacted the transcendentalist movement?
The Industrial Revolution
The Industry Revolver
The Civil War
The Civil Rights Movement
27
"Ms. Duran is an English teacher who can't spell" is an example of irony
True
False
28
What is imagery?
Figurative language that uses the five senses to create descriptions
A direct comparison of two things to suggest they are similar
A comparison of two things using like or as
An indication of something that will happen in the future
29
What is symbolism?
a story, poem, or picture that can be interpreted to mean something else
An indication of something that will happen in the future
Figurative language that uses the five senses to create descriptions
The use of symbols to represent something beyond the literal meaning
30
Repetition is an example of....
Figurative Language
Writing Language
Writing Strategy
Metaphor
31
What is a metaphor?
Figurative language that uses the five senses to create descriptions
An indication of something that will happen in the future
A comparison of two things using like or as
A direct comparison of two things to suggest they are similar
32
Part 2 of the Regents will ask that you write a what?
A literary analysis
An argumentative essay
A personal memoir
A 2-3 paragraph controlling idea response
33
What are the parts of an argument essay?
Purpose
Thesis
Counterclaim
Relevant Evidence
34
What is foreshadowing?
An indication of something that will happen in the future
a story, poem, or picture that can be interpreted to mean something else
The use of symbols to represent something beyond the literal meaning
Figurative language that uses the five senses to create descriptions

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