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American Lit II
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What is the setting for "A Rose for Emily?"
Jefferson or in the South
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In "The Great Gatsby" who is Tom? (name at least 1)
Daisy's husband, Myrtle's boyfriend, a racist
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Who is Bertha in "Sweat"?
Syke's girlfriend
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Which generation forgave Miss Emily's taxes in "A Rose for Emily"
The Old Generation
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What is the overall theme of "THe Great Gatsby?" (name 1)
The American dream is not attainable, money can't buy happiness, love and marriage
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What does Daisy do for a living?
She is a house wife
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What real life event inspired Stephen Crane to write "The Open Boat?"
He crashed off the coast of Florida and was stuck in a boat himself.
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Name someone who lives in East Egg
Daisy, Tom, Jordan
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What is the overall theme of "Sweat"?
good vs. evil or lazy vs hardworking
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In "The Open Boat" the color grey symbolized what?
A feeling of misery and hopelessness
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What is Homer's relationship to Miss Emily?
her "love interest"
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Name 2 symbols seen throughout the "The Great Gatsby"
green light, Gatsby's parties, cheating, the eyes of Dr Eckleberry
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Man vs. Nature is a theme during what era of writing?
Naturalism
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Name someone who lives in West Egg
Gatsby
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in "Sweat" how does Delia's faith help her?
Her faith helps her to survive the abuse from Sykes, to ignore him
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Who wrote "Sweat"?
Zora Neale Hurston
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in "Sweat" how do the townspeople describe Delia?
hardworking, pretty before she married Sykes
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What was illegal during the Prohibition Period?
alcohol
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Who is a "bootlegger"?
Someone who made money during Prohibition by selling, making, or shipping alcohol
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What does Gatsby call Nick? (his nickname)
Old Sport
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