Unit 3 Exam Flashcards
lowell’s use of the word husheth instead of hushes in Line 34 of his poem, “The First Snowfall,” is an example of
archaic language - language that is not used anymore
which is not an aphorism
- the evil has grown to be too monstrous to be questioned
- he was the discoverer and declarer of the perennial beneath the deciduous - Lowell
incorrect vocab
sandy told them her story with many tears and much constitution
in section 8 of his writing on “self-reliance,” Ralph waldo emerson gives a rule that applies to actual living as well as to intellectual thinking, which is
what i must do is all that concerns me, not what people think
in section 2 of his writing on “Nature,” emerson points out that nature… the flowers, the animals, the mountains… influences
the man as an adult as well as delighting him as a child
answers
- sec 6: in the woods too, a man casts off his years… in the woods, is perpetual youth
- sec 8: what i must do is all that concerns me, not what people think
which lines below from Lowell’s poem, “The First Snowfall,” would be best to cite to show that he finally finds peace in the death of his daughter
34- “the snow that husheth all, Darling, the merciful Father Alone can make it fall”
which lines below from Lowell’s poem, “The First Snowfall,” would be best to cite to show the poet’s comparison of events in nature to the death of his daughter
18- Where a little headstone stood; how the flakes were folding it gently, as did robins the babes..
answers 2
- you can learn more in one conversation with a wise man than you can by reading books for ten years
- they contradict each other
answers 3
- sec 5: whoso would be a man must be a nonconformist
- the evils of taking land from the Native Americans
- the increased demand for more cotton by the industries of the North fueled more slavery in the south/people, including young children, were working long, hard hours in unsafe conditions
- archaic language –words or phrases no longer in use
- perfect exhilaration
- sec 8: the greatest delight…is the suggestion of an occult relation between man and the vegetable