Romanticism

Question 1

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Answer 1

“The Tide Rises, the Tide Falls”

Question 2

“The Cross of Snow”

Answer 2

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Question 3

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Answer 3

“The Cross of Snow”

Question 4

“Rip Van Winkle”

Answer 4

Washington Irving

Question 5

Washington Irving

Answer 5

“Rip Van Winkle”

Question 6

“To a Waterfowl”

Answer 6

William Cullen Bryant

Question 7

William Cullen Bryant

Answer 7

“To a Waterfowl”

Question 8

“Thanatopsis”

Answer 8

William Cullen Bryant

Question 9

William Cullen Bryant

Answer 9

“Thanatopsis”

Question 10

The Deerslayer

Answer 10

James Fenimore Cooper

Question 11

James Fenimore Cooper

Answer 11

The Deerslayer

Question 12

“The Chambered Nautilus”

Answer 12

Oliver Wendell Holmes

Question 13

Oliver Wendell Holmes

Answer 13

“The Chambered Nautilus”

Question 14

A pause in the middle of a line in poetry

Answer 14

Caesura

Question 15

Caesura

Answer 15

A pause in the middle of a line in poetry

Question 16

Assigning humanistic qualities to inanimate objects

Answer 16

Personification

Question 17

Personification

Answer 17

Assigning humanistic qualities to inanimate objects

Question 18

Refrain

Answer 18

A line repeated throughout a poem (example: “The tide rises, the tide falls”)

Question 19

A line repeated throughout a poem (example: “The tide rises, the tide falls”)

Answer 19

Refrain

Question 20

Apostrophe

Answer 20

Addressing an inanimate object as though it were alive

Question 21

Addressing an inanimate object as though it were alive

Answer 21

Apostrophe

Question 22

Italian sonnet form (“Cross of Snow”)

Answer 22

ABBA ABBA CDE CDE

Question 23

ABBA ABBA CDE CDE

Answer 23

Italian sonnet form (“Cross of Snow”)

Question 24

English sonnet form

Answer 24

ABAB CDCD EFEF GG

Question 25

ABAB CDCD EFEF GG

Answer 25

English sonnet form

Question 26

“Turn” or “Volta” (in a sonnet)

Answer 26

Line 9 of an English sonnet, line 13 of and Italian

Question 27

Line 9 of an English sonnet, line 13 of and Italian

Answer 27

“Turn” or “Volta” (in a sonnet)

Question 28

Symbol

Answer 28

A person, place, thing, or event that has meaning in itself and that also stands for something more than itself

Question 29

A person, place, thing, or event that has meaning in itself and that also stands for something more than itself

Answer 29

Symbol

Question 30

Wish Fulfillment

Answer 30

Frued’s idea that we satisfy our desires through an involuntary thought process

Question 31

Frued’s idea that we satisfy our desires through an involuntary thought process

Answer 31

Wish Fulfillment

Question 32

Of Plymouth Plantation

Answer 32

William Bradford

Question 33

William Bradford

Answer 33

Of Plymouth Plantation

Question 34

Anne Bradstreet

Answer 34

“Upon the Burning of Our House”

Question 35

“Upon the Burning of Our House”

Answer 35

Anne Bradstreet

Question 36

Edward Taylor

Answer 36

“Upon a Spider Catching a Fly”

Question 37

“Upon a Spider Catching a Fly”

Answer 37

Edward Taylor

Question 38

Patrick Henry

Answer 38

“Speech to the Virginia Convention”

Question 39

“Speech to the Virginia Convention”

Answer 39

Patrick Henry

Question 40

The Autobiography

Answer 40

Benjamin Franklin

Question 41

Benjamin Franklin

Answer 41

The Autobiography

Question 42

“The Tide Rises, the Tide Falls”

Answer 42

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow