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Unit 2/3 Review
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1
Which of the following did Edgar Allan Poe often explore in his literature?
Psychological inner workings of the mind
Happy endings
Science fiction
Moralistic tales (stories that tell us how to behave)
2
Which of the followings is NOT a characteristic of the Romantic/Transcendentalist Periods?
Pessimism
Self-Reliance
Optimism
Celebration of Nature's Beauty
3
Why did N. Hawthorne change the spelling of his last name from “Hathorne” to “Hawthorne”?
He never gave a reason
"Hawthorne" sounded more romantic
He couldn't spell
He wanted to distance himself from Judge Hathorne
4
The Dichotomies of Romanticism include:
Past vs Present/Future
Nature vs. City
Love vs. Hate
Imagination vs. Science
5
Which American writer used personal savings to publish their poetry?
HW Longfellow
EA Poe
Emily Dickinson
Walt Whitman
6
Who wrote: “The virtue in most requests is conformity.”
Longfellow
HD Thoreau
RW Emerson
Nathaniel Hawthorne
7
A reader would expect to find a poem using the ABAB rhyme scheme to be written by:
EA Poe
HW Longfellow
Emily Dickinson
Walt Whitman
8
What poet personified death?
Emily Dickinson
EA Poe
Washington Irving
Walt Whitman
9
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Dark Romanticism?
All humans are prone to sin and hypocrisy
Nature is a beautiful place
Evil is anthropomorphized
The world is a dark and mysterious place
10
Which writer wrote about themes of blatant sexuality?
Washington Irving
EA Poe
Emily Dickinson
Walt Whitman
11
What is free verse?
Poetry with stanzas and rhyme at the end of each line
Poetry that follows the rhythm of natural speech
Poetry that rhymes every line with a musical pattern
Poetry that was written only in America, land of the free.
12
Which Romantic group wrote primarily essays on individual improvement?
Puritans
Dark Romantics
The Fireside Poets
Transcendentalists