American Lit. B - Final Quiz Game!

According to MLK, Jr., what is NOT a step in a nonviolent campaign?

Which rhetrorical appeal deals with ethics and an author's credibility?

Who killed Gatsby?

According to MLK Jr., the purpose of direct action is to create ____.

Which important document does Anthony allude to in her speech?

Why is the title of the story "The Sweetheart of the Song Tra Bong" ironic?

What was Native American activist Russell Means' attitude toward writing in the speech we studied it?

The ____________ followed the stock market crash in American history.

Why did Nick Carraway admire Gatsby above the other characters in the film?

Which Harlem Renaissance poem includes the phrase "a raisin in the sun"?

What did the advertisement of the eye doctor in the "Gatsby" film symbolize?

Which character in "Raisin" says this line: "Money is life"?

The 1920s was also known as the _____ Age.

Which rhetorical appeal deals with emotions and getting an audience to feel?

What were Meyer Wolfsheim's cufflinks made out of?

In the closing scene, what does Walter Lee hand Mama -- something she almost forgot as they exited the apartment?

Who authored "On Women's Right to Vote"?

Why does Jimmy Cross burn his letters from Martha?

In U.S. history, _________ preceded the Roaring 20s.

What did the green light at the end of Daisy's dock symbolize?

In "Winter Dreams," how does Dexter Green obtain his wealth?

In the "30 Days" video which Navajo family member does Morgan Spurlock bond with the most?

In Senator J.B. Stanford's anti-suffrage speech, he writes that women should not mix up in the dirty pool of ________.

One major defense that historians cite that validated the US involvement in the Vietnam War was that....

Much of Harlem Renaissance poetry discusses the idea that if dreams are _______, African Americans can't truly be happy.

Which character in "The Great Gatsby" is most similar to Judy Jones?

Which rhetorical appeal deals with logic and rational thought?

In "Smoke Signals," who was responsible for the deaths of Thomas' parents?

Which character in "Raisin in the Sun" was interested in the Back to Africa movement?

Which of the following was NOT a key theme in "Raisin"?

"A Raisin in the Sun" is based on a real Supreme Court case about _____.

In "City of Immigrants," the lyricist suggests that Americans put their faith "in a sacred promise a ______ made."

In "Birmingham Jail," MLK Jr. was responding to the clergymen's criticism that the demonstrations were_ and _.

The bar that Walter Lee frequented in "Raisin" was called the ____ Hat.

Which person was NOT associated with the Harlem Renaissance?

Which word does Anthony repeat in her speech when refererring to a government that is undemocratic?

Who is the protagonist of "Winter Dreams"?

Which character, who probably carried the greatest burden, is featured in Chapter 1?

The song "City of Immigrants" was written and performed by _______.

What did Jordan Baker do for a living?

What is an "indictment"? (as used in "On Women's Right to Vote)

What did Gatsby do to earn his wealth?

Who wrote The Things They Carried?

By the end of the story "Sweetheart," Mary Anne is seen wearing...

The "New Colossus" was a poem about ______

Which character in "The Great Gatsby" is most similar to Dexter Green?

Which character came to the North as part of the Great Migration?

Which was NOT a reason that explained the conflict between Mama and Beneatha?

In "Birmingham Jail" MLK, Jr. primarily uses allusions from ___.

In "The Things They Carried," the narrator suggests that the biggest burden the soldiers carried was the fear...