Test 1124

Question 0

Introduces additive clauses

Answer 0

Relative

Question 1

Refers to persons

Answer 1

Personal

Question 2

Compound pronoun used for emphasis

Answer 2

Intensive

Question 3

Refers to person, places, or things in a general manner

Answer 3

Indefinite

Question 4

Used to ask a question

Answer 4

Interrogative

Question 5

Compound pronoun that refers back to the subject

Answer 5

Reflexive

Question 6

Points out particular persons, places, or things

Answer 6

Demonstrative

Question 7

The Last of the Mohicans

Answer 7

James Fenimore Cooper

Question 8

“To a Waterfowl”

Answer 8

William Cullen Bryant

Question 9

The Pioneer

Answer 9

James Fenimore Cooper

Question 10

“The Raven”

Answer 10

Edgar Allan Poe

Question 11

“Rip Van Winkle”

Answer 11

Washington Irving

Question 12

Walden

Answer 12

Henry David Thoreau

Question 13

“Thanatopsis”

Answer 13

William Cullen Bryant

Question 14

“Concord Hymn”

Answer 14

Ralph Waldo Emerson

Question 15

Is characterized by the ____ or unusual

Answer 15

Fantastic

Question 16

Elevates the beauties of ____

Answer 16

Nature

Question 17

Demonstrates a strong feeling of ____

Answer 17

Nationalism

Question 18

Appeals to the emotions rather than reason or ____

Answer 18

Common sense

Question 19

What romantic writer had his life cut short due to the influences of alcohol and drugs?

Answer 19

Edgar Allan Poe

Question 20

What three writers were the first to gain national recognition for American literature?

Answer 20

Washington Irving, James Fenimore Cooper, and William Cullen Bryant

Question 21

What two writers of the Expansion Period were known as Transcendentalists?

Answer 21

Ralph Waldo Emerson, and Henry David Thoreau

Question 22

A shrill sound, voice, or song

Answer 22

Pipe

Question 23

To twist; to contort

Answer 23

Screw

Question 24

The border or edge

Answer 24

Skirt

Question 25

One and only; single

Answer 25

Sole

Question 26

The sound of a shot or explosion

Answer 26

Report

Question 27

A three-masted ship

Answer 27

Bark

Question 28

The person under the power or control of another

Answer 28

Subject

Question 29

The general character or outward appearance of a person

Answer 29

Air

Question 30

Severe; distressing

Answer 30

Sore

Question 31

A way of doing or acting

Answer 31

Track

Question 32

A series; a succession

Answer 32

Train

Question 33

Words that sound like their meaning

Answer 33

Onomatopoeia

Question 34

The number of repeated accented and unaccented syllables in a line of poetry

Answer 34

Feet

Question 35

Repeating the same word for special effect

Answer 35

Repetition

Question 36

The rhyme pattern plus the meter

Answer 36

Scansion pattern

Question 37

The repetition of accented and unaccented syllables

Answer 37

Rhythm

Question 38

The repeating of a consonant sound within a line or lines

Answer 38

Alliteration

Question 39

Repeating of a vowel sound within a line for lines

Answer 39

Assonance

Question 40

Which poem is written in blank verse? (Thanatopsis, Bells)

Answer 40

Thanatopsis