Final Exam Study Guide

Question 1

Reason over Religion

Answer 1

Enlightenment

Question 2

William Bradford

Answer 2

Puritanism

Question 3

True American Hero

Answer 3

Romanticism

Question 4

Anne Bradstreet

Answer 4

Puritanism

Question 5

The Devil and Tom Walker

Answer 5

Romanticism

Question 6

Gothic Writers

Answer 6

Romanticism

Question 7

Captivity Narratives

Answer 7

Puritanism

Question 8

The Concept of the Noble Savage

Answer 8

Enlightenment

Question 9

Ralph Waldo Emerson

Answer 9

Transcendentalism

Question 10

John Smith

Answer 10

Puritanism

Question 11

Thomas Jefferson

Answer 11

Enlightenment

Question 12

Henry James

Answer 12

Realism

Question 13

Washington Irving

Answer 13

Romanticism

Question 14

Politically Motivated

Answer 14

Enlightenment

Question 15

First American Poet is writing during this time

Answer 15

Puritanism

Question 16

Religion over Everything

Answer 16

Puritanism

Question 17

All nonfiction works

Answer 17

Puritanism

Question 18

Walden Pond is published

Answer 18

Transcendentalism

Question 19

Benjamin Franklin

Answer 19

Enlightenment

Question 20

Slave Narratives

Answer 20

Enlightenment

Question 21

Nathaniel Hawthorne

Answer 21

Anti-Transcendentalism

Question 22

Moving from the city to the country?

Answer 22

Romanticism

Question 23

Edgar Allan Poe

Answer 23

Romanticism

Question 24

Idealistic views of life

Answer 24

Romanticism

Question 25

Mary Rowlandson

Answer 25

Puritanism

Question 26

James Fennimore Cooper

Answer 26

Romanticism

Question 27

Author’s Voice is rarely heard?

Answer 27

Realism

Question 28

Feelings Over Reason

Answer 28

Romanticism

Question 29

Nature is indifferent, unforgiving, and unexplainable

Answer 29

Anti-transcendentalism

Question 30

The Masque of the Red Death

Answer 30

Romanticism

Question 31

Based on Philosophies of the Immanel Knat

Answer 31

Transcendentalism

Question 32

Jonathan Edwards

Answer 32

Enlightenment

Question 33

Mark Twain

Answer 33

Realism

Question 34

The five I’s

Answer 34

Romantic

Question 35

Men were believed to be inherently good

Answer 35

Enlightenment

Question 36

Wrote “The Autobiography.”

Answer 36

Benjamin Franklin

Question 37

Author of "Sleepy Hollow"

Answer 37

Washington Irving

Question 38

Wrote "Nature"

Answer 38

Ralph Waldo Emerson

Question 39

Wrote "The Raven"

Answer 39

Edgar Allan Poe

Question 40

Wrote "Moby Dick"

Answer 40

Herman Melville

Question 41

invented the 3 part slave narrative

Answer 41

Equiano

Question 42

First American author to reach celebrity status

Answer 42

Washington Irving

Question 43

wrote "SInners in the Hands of an Angry God"

Answer 43

Jonathan Edwards

Question 44

wrote "The Devil and Tom Walker"

Answer 44

Washington Irving

Question 45

wrote "A Narrative of Captivity"

Answer 45

Mary Rowlandson

Question 46

Gotic writer during the Romantic movement

Answer 46

Edgar Allan Poe

Question 47

Wrote "Portrait of a Lady"

Answer 47

Henry James

Question 48

had 17 siblings

Answer 48

Benjamin Franklin

Question 49

The first American poet

Answer 49

Anne Bradstreet

Question 50

wrote "Of Plymouth Plantation"

Answer 50

William Bradford

Question 51

Wrote using the single effect

Answer 51

Edgar Allan Poe

Question 52

wrote "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn"

Answer 52

Mark Twain

Question 53

wrote "Civil Disobedience"

Answer 53

Henry David Thoreau

Question 54

was jailed over taxes

Answer 54

Henry David Thoreau

Question 55

Wrote "The Scarlet Letter"

Answer 55

Nathaniel Hawthorne

Question 56

the repetition of similar sounds, usually consonants, at the beginning of words or accented syllables

Answer 56

Alliteration

Question 57

the repetition of vowel sounds

Answer 57

Assonance

Question 58

mood of feeling created in a piece of writing

Answer 58

Atmosphere

Question 59

the repetition of consonant sounds at the ends of words or accented syllables

Answer 59

Consonance

Question 60

A figure of speech in which one thing is spoken of as though it were something else. Comparing two seemingly unlike things.

Answer 60

Metaphor

Question 61

comparing two or more seemingly unlike things using like or as

Answer 61

Simile

Question 62

writing that ridicules or criticizes individuals, ideas, institutions, social conventions, or other works of art or literature

Answer 62

Satire

Question 63

Poe’s technique where he believed that every character detail and incident in the story should contribute to the overall feel of the story.

Answer 63

Single Effect

Question 64

characters who represent one human emotion or characteristic

Answer 64

Stock Character

Question 65

figure of speech in which a nonhuman subject is given human characteristics

Answer 65

Personification

Question 66

List the five I’s

Answer 66

``` Intuition Inspiration from Nature Imagination Innocence Inner Experience ```