Modern Prose Review

What is the setting for A Rose for Emily?

to punish severely, to criticize severely

a work that ridicules another work by imitating some aspect of its style or content

Feminist theory studies racial and social class of characters and themes.

one who rebels or rises against authority

Emily killed her husband

A Worn Path's theme could be Love is useless.

a chain in shaklesd placed on the feet; to chain or shackle

to go beyond a limit or boundary; to sin; violate a law

Which part is an apositive: Amy, a slightly nervous young girl, was willing to step up to the mic.

In "The Yellow Wallpaper," the speaker is not allowed to

True or False: Emily killed her father.

Who wrote A Worn Path

A Winter's Dream is similar to what other story

Who wrote A Winter's Dream

An apositive is

Charlotte Gilman Perkins wrote the Yellow Wallpaper to help others

to change from one nature, substance, or form

which theory emphasizes archetypes

Feminist theory revoloves around the inequality of gender roles.

Who wrote A Soldier's Home

Modeling requires a student to replace at least the nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs.

In A Yellow Wallpaper the husband is a

Dexter in A Winter's Dream owns

Walter Mitty's wife accepts his daydreaming lovingly.

contrasts with the hero archetype or model which appears again and again in literature

insight into human life revealed in a story

abrupt, blunt, with no formalities

In the Yellow Wallpaper one symbold could be

Walter Mitty is happy with

The Secret Life of Walter Mitty is most likely an example of a

Which of the following is not a position of an appositive.

What is the main character's name from A Soldier's home

Krebs is an anti-hero

In A Winter's Dream, Dexter wants to

abnormal, irregular, departing from the usual

A Worn path is a

weariness and dissatisfaction from lack of occupation or interest, boredom.

The grandson is dead at the end of A Worn Path

Krebs would most likely be a member of the Lost Generation

Walter Mitty may be suffering from halucinations or simple daydreaming

In a Worn Path, which of the following is NOT a symbol

no subject to change, constant