Desmond - La 11 - Final Fall 2007

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Mrs. Desmond
Language Arts 11
Final - Fall 2007

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Study all areas on review sheet, it will all be covered on the final

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Authors from the Realism era?

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Kate Chopin and
Ambrose Bierce

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Authors from Romanticism?

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Edgar Allen Poe and
William Cullen Bryant

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Authors from Transcendentalism?

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Ralph Waldo Emerson and
Henry David Thoreau

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Authors from the Modernism era?

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F. Scott Fitgerald

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Author from the Contemporary (post-Modernism) era?

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Sue Monk Kidd, E. B. White,
Pearl S. Buck

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Authors from the Naturalism era?

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Jack London

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In what era did Mark Twain write?

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Check your text

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In what era did Stephen Crane write?

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Check your text

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In what era did Bret Harte write?

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Check your text (p. 451)

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Define Modernism

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check your text (p. 585)

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Define stream of consciousness

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check your text (p. 605)

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Define flashback

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check your text (p. 605)

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Author of The Secret Life of Bees

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Sue Monk Kidd

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Author of from NATURE

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Ralph W. Emerson

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Author of WALDEN

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Henry David Thoreau

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Author of The Great Gatsby

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F. Scott Fitzgerald

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Author of "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge"

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Ambrose Bierce

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Author of "The Notorious Jumping Frog of C. County"

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Mark Twain

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Author of "To Build a Fire"

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Jack London

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Author of "The Red Badge of Courage"

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Stephen Crane

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Author of The Good Earth

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Pearl S. Buck

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Author of Charlotte's Web

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E.B. White

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What is the literary term for "I caught a fish this big"

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exaggeration

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What are Tom Buchanan and Myrtle Wilson an example of?

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flat characters

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What is the kind of writing that is meant to evoke laughter?

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humor

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What is the literary term for characters who are mirror opposites?

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foils

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What is the literary term for the contrast for what is expected and what actually happens?

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irony

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Gatsby and Nick are examples of what type of characters?

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ROUND

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What is the term for the clash between opposing forces?

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conflict

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What is "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" narration?

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3rd person limited

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what is the literary term for the central message or insight of a literary work?

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theme

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Define deadpan narrator?

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a narrator that shows no emotion

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Define characterization?

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the act of creating a character

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What is regionalism?

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writing focusing on specific geographic locations

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Define style?

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writer's method of putting his/her thoughts into words

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Define hyperbole?

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an intended exaggeration

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Define local color?

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mannerisms, dress, etc. of an area

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What does "slice of life" refer to?

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Realism

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In what era did the authors believe in cohabitation between man and nature?

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Transcendentalism

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At the beginning of The Great Gatsby, what does the term, "gold-hatted lover" refer to?

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Gatsby

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Who leaves their tennis shoes behind in the Great Gatsby?

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Ewing Klipspringer

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At the end of The Great Gatsby, who realizes he is thirty at the novel's climax?

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Nick Carraway

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Who is the Golden Girl in The Great Gatsby?

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Daisy Buchanan

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Who has molar cuff links in The Great Gatsby?

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Meyer Wolfshiem

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Who is the dishonest character in The Great Gatsby?

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Jordan Baker

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Who symbolizes the American Dream in The Great Gatsby?

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Jay Gatsby

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Who symbolizes the failure of the American Dream in The Great Gatsby?

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The Wilsons

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Define blithe

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check your vocab lists

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Define connate

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check your vocab lists

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Define ornery

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check your vocab lists

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Define expatriated

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check your vocab lists

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Define supercilious

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check your vocab lists

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Define interminable

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check your vocab lists

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Define melancholy

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check your vocab lists

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Define eloquence

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check your vocab lists

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Define suffrage

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check your vocab lists

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Define apathetic

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check your vocab lists

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Define pensive

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check your vocab lists

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Define aversion

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check your vocab lists