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An #english review.
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He seemed prepared to make a bet on anything.
Jim Smiley
Leonidas C. Smilely
Peyton Farquhr
Mr. Oakhurst
2
A style of writing that uses strong imagery and affective sensory devices.
Darwinism
Realism
Impressionism
Naturalism
3
She was best known for the scandalous novel
The Awakening.
Willa Cather
Emily Dickinson
Kate Chopin
4
"A man stood upon a railroad bridge in northern Alabama."
Mark Twain
Ambrose Bierce
Stephen Crane
Jack London
5
He struggled with poverty and the fact that his father never accepted him.
Jack London
Ambrose Bierc
Mark Twain
Stephen Crane
6
He helped to create free verse poetry.
Mark Twain
Ambrose Bierce
Stephen Crane
Walt Whitman
7
" He was cruel enough to inflict the severest punishment, and artful enough to descend to the lowest trickery.
Kate Chopin
Frederick Douglass
Stephen Crane
Walt Whitman
8
A tremendous amount of figurative language is used in this style of writing.
impressionism
regionalism
naturalism
9
He was an avid abolitionist
Mark Twain
Ambrose Bierce
Stephen Crane
Frederick Douglass
10
"An this is the story of how the lieutenant lost his arm."
Frederick Douglass
Kate Chopin
Mark Twain
Stephen Crane
11
He understood that there was a story in every moment.
Stephen Crane
Ambrose Bierce
Mark Twain
Bret Harte
12
He spoke to the degradation and brutality of slavery .
Simon Wheeler
Frederick Douglass
Mark Twain
Peyton Farqurh
13
A style of writing that focuses on certain regions of the country.
Realism
Impressionism
Naturalism
Regionalism
14
He dreamed of home and wife before his impending death.
Jim Smiley
Mr. Oakhurst
Peyton Farqurh
Jake from State Farm
15
Her husband died of swamp fever.
Kate Chopin
Willa Cather
Emily Dickinson
16
"The old-timer from Sulphur Creek was right."
Ambrose Bierce
Jack London
Mark Twain
Stephen Crane
17
He believed that the source of humor was in sorrow and not joy.
Jack London
Stephen Crane
Ambrose Bierce
Mark Twain
18
She chose herself over her kids when she found money.
Mrs. Mallard
Mrs. Sommers
Mrs. Springs
The Duchess
19
She thought of freedom after the supposed death of her husband
Aunt Mrs. Springs
Mrs. Mallard
Mother Shipton
The Duchess
20
A style of writing that shows the world as a harsh, cruel place.
realism
naturalism
impressionism
regionalism
21
He was accused of cheating at cards.
Peyton Farqurh
Jim Smiley
Jim Piney
Mr. Oakhurst
22
Most of the stories in this unit were told in this point of view (P.O.V.).
3rd person
2nd person
1st person
23
A literary time period where the focus was showing the world as it truly was.
Realism
Romanticism
Naturalism
Impressionism
24
...a powerful longing that the cable car would never stop anywhere, but go on and on with her forever.
Stephen Crane
Kate Chopin
Jack London
Mark Twain
25
The Outcasts of Poker Flat would best fit this style of writing.
naturalism
impressionism
regionalism