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Age of Realism
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1
Realism is often told in what kind of narration
Third person
First person
Omniscient
Second person
2
Identify a reason as to why “An Occurance on Owl Creek Bridge” is a Realistic short story.
The main character can see every bug moving and every leaf growing
The main character dreams about slipping away and being with his wife.
The main character dreams about being with his wife, but is hung in the end
The main character dodges all the bullets that are shot at him
3
Differentiate the role of characters in the Age of Realism and the Romantic Period.
AoR characters - symbolic while Romantic Period- matter of fact
Romantic characters -emotional connections with others, AoR- no connection
AoR characters-very focused on emotional connections, RPC - no connections
Romantic Period characters-symbolic of things, while AoR- matter of fact
4
Interpret how “The Catcher in the Rye’s” identification of social classes classifies it as a Realistic novel.
It shows the everyday life of the wealthy.
It shows highlights of the middle/lower class.
It shows the everyday life of the middle/lower class.
It shows highlights of the wealthy.
5
Realism stressed the _______ over the _______
Actual, Imagined
Imagined, Actual
Good, evil
Evil, good
6
What is “an Occurance on Owl Creek Bridge” saying about war
Does not mention war
War is not fair
War is needed
War is unnecessary
7
Name a very well known piece of work from this literary era.
The Scarlet Letter
The Waste Land
The Masque of Red Death
Uncle Tom’s Cabin
8
Realism was a reaction against what movement
Puritan
Romanticism
Enlightenment
Modernism
9
The age of realism’s goal was to stimulate compassion, not amazement
True
False
10
Identify a situation in “The Catcher in the Rye” that classifies it as a Realistic novel.
Holden watching Phoebe going around the carousel while he stands the rain
Holden finding the record for Phoebe in the record store.
The death of Allie which leads to his depressive mindset.
Holden reminiscing about showing Jane Allie’s old baseball glove.