their eyes---semester 2 exam Flashcards

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she was a wind on the ocean

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stated metaphor

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there are years that ask questions and years that answer

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personification

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nanny’s words made Janie’s kiss across that gatepost seem like a pile of manure

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simile

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the sung was gone, but he had left his footprints on the sky

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personification

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5
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the monstropolous beast had left his bed

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implied metaphor

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6
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janie starched and ironed her face

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domestic imagery

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he was a glance from God

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stated metaphor

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rumor that wingles bird had shadowed over the town

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implied metaphor

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9
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he had crawled off to lick his wounds

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implied metaphor

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10
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she was a rut in the road

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stated metaphor

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a woman can stay round uh store till she gets old as methusalem

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simile or religious imagery

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speaking of winds, he’s the wind and we’se de grass. we bend which ever way he blows

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stated metaphor

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13
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quote

he was always laughing and full of fun

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teacake

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cause ahm hungry mist starks. deed ah is. me and mah chillun is hungry

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mrs. robbins

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15
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ahm a cracked plate

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nanny

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16
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through pollinated air she saw a glorious being coming up the road

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johnny taylor

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coming from the outhouse with a queer loping gait, swinging his head

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teacake

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18
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they were there with their tongues cocked and loaded (where is there?)

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courthouse

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she’s color struck

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mrs. turner

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Q

quote

was the best imitation of joe that his seventeen years could make

21
Q

quote

but you ain’t going off in all dat mess uh commonness

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he was next to the mayor in prominence, and made better talking

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matt bonner’s yellow mule

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you can feel a switch in his hand when he’s talking to yuh

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joe starks

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mah co-alkin is deep. too much co to it

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amos hicks

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quote | a pretty doll baby like you is made to sit on the front porch and rock and fan yo'self
joe starks
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look lak she been livin through un hundred years in janurary without one day of spring
plantation mistress
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he look like some ole skullhead in de grave yard
logan killicks
28
ah wanted you to school out and pick form a higher bush and a sweeter berry
nanny
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it was a hope that she might fall to their level some day
the porch
30
all she found out was the she was too old a vessel for new wine (she)
annie tyler
31
we oughta lighten up the race
mrs turner
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Big Massa draw him chair upstairs
God
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somebody wanted her to play. somebody thought it natural for her to play
teacake
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she had cast down his empty armor before men and they had laughed, would keep on laughing
joe
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had taken the biggest thing God had ever made, the horizon, and pinch it into such a little bit of a thing that she could tie it about her neck
nanny
36
had stopped talking in rhymes to her
logan
37
you got me in de go-long
teacake
38
johnny taylor represents
janie's sexual awakening
39
gate represents
symbolizes janie's quest
40
sun represents
teacake
41
author's voice is
poetic, colloquial , noncomplaining
42
him with the square toes is
death
43
who rediscovered hurston's work
alice walker
44
genre of the novel
harlem reinassaince