Excursions in Literature-Unit 5: Adventurers

Why do we say that "The Banks of the Sacramento" is in limited P.O.V.?

term for POV that gives reader insight into thoughts of all characters in story

What is true about both "Incident of the French Camp" and "Emily Geiger"?

What is "a pause in the middle of a poetic line that is indicated by a mark of punctuation"?

What literary device is used in "Elusive Rest Area"?

When does Dramatic irony occur?

What is Messala's chief character flaw

"You Need to Go Upstairs" is an example of what type of writing?

What is a conflict that is present in Ben-Hur?

What is the tone of "The First Robin"?

Who does the boy deliver a message to in "Incident of the French Camp"?

What is not the authorial purpose of "You Need to Go Upstairs"

What term means "poetic line that flows past end of one verse line into next w/no punctuation"?

setting of "Emily Geiger"

Who is the narrator of "You Need to Go Upstairs?

What is the atmosphere of "Driving to Town Late to Mail a Letter"?

What kind of genre is Ben-Hur?

Which is not an example of foreshadowing?

What important aspect of a work should one always think about when considering a work's meaning

"Spinning, swamped, slimed, sunk" is an example of ...

Why did Ben-Hur want to drive the sheik's horses?

In "...Gold Does Not Glitter" what does the statement "Not all who wander are lost exemplify"?

"The Way of the Water-Hyacinth" does not contain this literary device....