TMA Test

Who wrote "I, Too"?

T/F: "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" is written in stream of consciousness

T/F: The paper bag activity we did is an example of a metaphor

Who wrote "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock"?

T/F: The US Census reports that the nations rural population is less than half the total pop

T/F: Robert Frost lived his entire life in big cities and wrote about that often.

What is a paradox?

T/F: Using different types of media in a presentation makes it more engaging and memorable.

Who wrote "How it Feels to Be Colored Me"?

T/F: Langston Hughes is commonly associated with/known for the Harlem Renaissance

What is an allusion?

T/F: In "Mending Wall", the speaker wants the wall taken down

T/F: The setting for "The End of Something" was Eatonville, FL

Who wrote "Because I Could Not Stop for Death"?

"The Weary Blues" and "Harlem" are an ode to what movement?

T/F: Zora Neale Hurston had a very controversial view on slavery.

T/F: Ernest Hemingway uses stream of consciousness

T/F: Stream of consciousness is writing that follows the natural flow of thoughts

T/F: The speaker something that seems absurd but is true

T/F: Zora Neale Hurston often wrote about the town that she grew up in, which was Eatonville

Who wrote "Nothing Gold Can Stay"?

T/F: Alliteration is the voice of a particular poem

T/F: Robert Frost wrote poems with rural settings yet themes for all.

T/F: Jim Crow Laws were passed in the beginning of this time period

T/F: In literature, modern and contemporary mean the same thing.

T/F: Characterization is the means by which an author reveals a character's personality

T/F: "I, Too" is a poem about romantic love

T/F: Emily Dickinson was incredibly popular during her lifetime.

Who wrote "The End of Something"?

T/F: "The End of Something" is about the end of a relationship and the lumber industry in Horto

T/F: "The Road Not Taken" is an example of an allusion

T/F: The time period for the unit is 1900-1940