Literautre 1

Question 1

Wrote America for me

Answer 1

Henry van Dyke

Question 2

Write American names

Answer 2

Stephen Vincent benet

Question 3

Wrote the nation and the gospel

Answer 3

James Russell lowell

Question 4

The family is the living cell of every society

Answer 4

The Portland doctrine

Question 5

“They taught the nation fairness, thrift, and the golden tongue”

Answer 5

Coffin

Question 6

A type of approximate rhyme in which initial consonance sounds at which are the same

Answer 6

Alliteration

Question 7

Using words which sound like what they mean

Answer 7

Onomatopoeia

Question 8

The correspondence of sounds

Answer 8

Rhyme

Question 9

The nation and the gospel

Answer 9

Lowell

Question 10

Bury my heart at wounded knee

Answer 10

Benet

Question 11

In words you have a weapon

Answer 11

Stam

Question 12

Stephen Vincent benet wrote the line “Bury my heart at Wounded Knee”

Answer 12

True

Question 13

“In words you have a weapon,/ More weighty than a gun—“ is written by Elizabeth Scott Stam

True or false

Answer 13

True

Question 14

“Oh London a mans town, there’s power in the air; And Paris is a woman’s town, with flowers in her hair;”

Answer 14

Rhyme

Question 15

“I like the gardens of Versailles with flashing fountains filled;”

Answer 15

Alliteration

Question 16

“Clatter, pop, bang, scrape, and creak, and snarl, and snort”

Answer 16

Onomatopoeia