A. Mr. Mallard

C. Mrs. Mallards sister Josephine

D. Mrs. Mallard

A. North of Boston

B. A Boys Will

C. A Witness Tree

A. not be too scenic

B. capture our soul

C. be simple and plain

A. Popular early nosiest

B. Romantisum

D. Scarlett letter

A. Deer

C. Horse

D. Fox

B. Marlin

C. Mandolin

D. None of the above

A. The letter S

B. The Letter H

D. A hexagon

A. Frances Harper

B. Ann Petry

D. Jane Austin

A. Since this tale is from the oral tradition, the characters had no names and when the myth was written down this is the name that was given

B. All Eskimo myths name the antagonist the Unnatural Uncle

C. The pronunciation of Eskimo names are impossible so the author decided that this was easy for the reader

A. Eugene O Neils

B. Rober Lee frost

D. Tennesse Williams

B. Dropping charges for murder

C. Escape from enslavement

D. Freedom

A. Arthur Miller

B. Edgar Allan Poe

D. Edith Wharton

A. Metaphor

B. Persuation

D. Narration

A. R. W. Emerson

C. Edgar Allen Poe

D. Robert Frost

B. Hawthrone

C. Stewart

D. A and B

B. Catharsis

C. Atonement

D. Gullibility

A. Gasoline

C. Land

D. Diamonds

A. bringing reality before them

B. life turning more attractive

C. condensed life to the screen

A. The use of like or as to draw a comparison between two unlike things

B. The telling of songs, chants, proverbs, and other verbal compositions to a single generation within and between nonliterate cultures

C. The passing on from one generation to another of songs, chants, proverbs, and other verbal compositions after it has been written down.

A. Indian Autobiography

C. Father of free verse

D. Father of American poetry

A. They do not have slaves

B. Set them all free

C. Beat them everyday

A. That he will remarry

B. That he will adopt Topsy

C. That he will try to find Harry

A. The Appalachian Mountains.

C. The Sierra Madre Mountains.

D. The Rocky Mountains.

B. superstitions

C. corruption

D. dowry

A. Sovereignty

C. Establish a new government

D. Religious freedom

A. resistance

B. Europe

C. cultural independence

A. Steinback

B. Hemingway

C. Fitzgerald

A. a vision for himself

C. his own life

D. a will not to depend on others

B. tingle our senses

C. restore our skills for the art

D. instill in us the sense of the art

A. None of the above

B. Continue being apart of the Church of England

D. Reform

B. Beowulf

C. Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves

D. Walum Olum

A. A fable

B. Origin tale

D. Trickster tale

B. The Catholics

C. The Anglo Saxons

D. The Pilgrims

A. streets are bright

B. life is unpredictable

D. it is day break

A. The struggle found in fiction

B. Giving human qualities to animals or objects

D. A recurrent thematic element in an artistic or literary work.

A. Wrote about her house burning down

B. Husband belonged to the Massachusetts Bay Company

C. Arrived on the Mayflower

A. Mutiny.

B. Resisting arrest.

C. Following orders.

A. Hare wished it to be so and that was how it was

C. Grandmother wished it to be so and that was how it was

D. The Earthmaker wanted the opportunity to creat a new race of people

A. Bridge

C. Plain or plateau

D. Rocky land

A. Administering Maries medicine

B. Helping Dinah cook

C. Tutoring Eva

A. Free verse poem

B. Journal

D. Slave narrative

B. William Faulkner

C. Carl Sandburg

D. Sherwood anderson

A. Doctrine of Stoicism

B. Doctrine of Materialism

D. Doctrine of Gnosticism

A. Decrease

B. Hunger or famine

C. Derivation

A. identity of Blacks in The United States

B. Black community in America

C. restoration of a language

B. Arrowsmith

C. Elmer Gantry

D. Main Street

A. Woman have no role in society

B. Only men should work

C. Religious freedom

A. Powerful enemy of the Delaware tribe

B. The tribe drafted a constitution to define the governance of their society

D. Dekonawidah planted the Tree of Great Peace

A. A crucifix

B. A locket

D. A ring

A. An adumbration

B. An edgy platform

C. Other side