6 Written Questions

1. Hemingway, "The Snows of Kilmanj."
   Williams - poetry
2. Huck Finn; Mark Twain (everyday life)
3. Faulkner, "Rose for Emily"
4. Frost, "Road Not Taken" - deeper meaning
5. O'Brien, "How to Tell a War Story" - calls itself fiction
6. Cisneros, "Woman Hollering Creek" - non formal language

6 Multiple Choice Questions

1. William -(free verse- capturing a moment)
   1. naturalism
   2. Imagism
   3. Realism
   4. modernism
2. London (understanding of nature or life)
   1. Imagism
   2. modernism
   3. Realism
   4. naturalism
3. Chopin (use of regional characteristics)
   Jewett, "A White Heron"
   1. regionalsim
   2. repression
   3. Realism
   4. naturalism
4. Faulkner, "Rose for Emily"
   1. dystopian novel
   2. Speakerly Text
   3. modernism
   4. southern gothic
5. Cheever, "The Swimmer"
   1. MetaFiction
   2. repression
   3. Realism
   4. regionalsim
6. McCarthy "The Road"
   1. regionalsim
   2. southern gothic
   3. dystopian novel
   4. MetaFiction

5 True/False Questions

1. Blues; Harlem Renaissance → Frost, "Road Not Taken" - deeper meaning

   True        False

2. Perspectivism → Huck Finn; Mark Twain (everyday life)

   True        False

3. imagism → Huck Finn; Mark Twain (everyday life)

   True        False

4. Psycholgoical Realism → James "The Beast in the Jungle"- gets rid of narrator and goes straight to minds of main characters

   True        False

5. social darwinism → Hemingway, "The Snows of Kilmanj."
   Williams - poetry

   True        False