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A review of #literary terms and 1920's ideas
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amendment that began Prohibition
20th
21st
18th
19th
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a speaker telling the story who cannot be trusted due to insanity, lies, alcohol, etc
unreliable narrator
anti-hero
antagonist
reliable narrator
3
a good, sympathetic protagonist who is doomed & has flaws that will lead to his downfall
tragic flaw
anti-hero
antagonist
tragic hero
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to brag about yourself in an arrogant way
boast
glimpse
criticize
temperament
5
to see a small part of something or to catch sight of something very quickly
scorn
glimpse
intricate
intimate
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disfigured; messed up the appearance of something
boast
scorn
excursion
marred
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very complicated or detailed (as in a plan or a pattern)
intricate
criticize
boast
marred
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a character that taps into prior knowledge & is found across many genres of literature
archetype
reliable narrator
unreliable narrator
tragic hero
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1920's & 30's era, characterized by music and dance, reflected by authors such as Fitzgerald
Jazz Age
Flapper Age
Gilded Age
Musical Age
10
people who illegally trafficked (smuggled) liquor during the 20's; the originators of Nascar
bootleggers
Jazz musicians
flappers
Progressives
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the first "feminists" who cut their hair and skirts short, and drank & smoked in public
flappers
bootleggers
Rosie the Riveter
jazz musicians
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contempt; feeling that someting is worthless
glimpse
scorn
intimate
boast
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considering material possessions and physical comfort as more important than spiritual values
baptism
Prohibition
materialism
Progressivism
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a genre of literature where the fictional plot is set in a true historical setting
Science fiction
Non-fiction
Historical fiction
Realistic fiction
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a short trip usually for fliesure or fun
excursion
intricate
exempt
intimate
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the speaker of the story who is trustworthy; his values are said to be in proximity to author
unreliable narrator
antihero
archetype
reliable narrator
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movement to improve society by reform; advocates progress in science, technology, education etc
Progressivism
Gilded Age
Industrialization
Prohibition
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nationwide ban in the US that prohibited producing, transporting, and consuming alcohol
Prohibition
materialism
Gilded Age
Progressivism
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point out someone's faults in a dissaproving way
contempt
criticize
intimate
glimpse
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amendment that ended Prohibition
19th
21st
20th
18th
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free from obligation or liability; not beholden to an obligation placed by another
temperate
exempt
intricate
excursion
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a person's nature or primary behavior or disposition
temperament
glimpse
exempt
intricate
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closely acquainter; very familiar & close
exempt
criticize
excursion
intimate