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5. Literary Terms Origin Myths / Iroquois Colonial Lit Return to Tran- scender Poetry 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Bradford And Smith

6. The lit term for when Patrick Henry refers to the Odyssey, a well- known piece of literature.

7. What is an allusion?

8. Franklin’s short proverbs on life (e.g. Have you somewhat to do tomorrow, do it today )

9. What is an aphorism?

10. Walt Whitman employed this style when writing poetry (not restricted by format

11. What is free verse?

12. Define alliteration, assonance, consonance

13. What is assonance – repeating vowel sounds; alliteration- same beginning sounds; consonance – repeating consonant sounds

14. In “Because I Could Not Stop for Death,” what term refers to how Death is described?

15. What is personification?

16. Characteristics (characters, symbols) which appear across cultures

17. Archetypes

18. When Grizzlies Walked Upright and Earth on the Turtles Back are this

19. What is an origin myth or creation myth

20. The purpose of The Iroquois Constitution

21. What is set up expectations for future tribes AND expectations for leaders to promote peace

22. When the leader is told he should not be “troubled by trivial affairs” it means this

23. What focus on pointless matters

24. Name one symbol and what it means in the Iroquois Constitution

25. Eagle, smoke, wampum…

26. Name the interactions with Native Americans for each piece

27. Smith – Pocahontas Bradford - Squanto

28. Role of religion in each piece

29. Bradford – controlled piece, reason for leaving Smith – occasionally discussed to look religious, not as important

30. Name the style of each

31. Bradford – focused on unity Smith – focused on himself

32. Name two obstacles each faced

33. Smith – Native Americans, food… Bradford – ship broke, lack of food, disease

34. The effects of Bradford writing in third person

35. Stress the unity and togetherness of those at sea; humility in the eyes of God

36. The answer of one of these is known

37. Rhetorical Question

38. Patrick Henry wants this

39. War with Britain

40. When Paine says Britain is like a burglar who will kill you – it’s this

41. What is pathos

42. A writer’s use of the same syntax is called this

43. What is parallelism?

44. Franklin strived for this

45. What is moral perfection?

46. Define self-reliance

47. What is the ability to do things yourself

48. What does nature do for the individual?

49. Refreshes him/her, adds youth, empowers…

50. “Society is in conspiracy against the manhood of each of its members” means

51. What is it holds us back?

52. Name all the themes of this movement

53. What is nonconformity, free thought, individuality, nature, and self- reliance

54. Thoreau compares our government to this

55. What is a wooden gun?

56. Dickinson plays around with these

57. What is the reader’s assumptions?

58. The mood of “Because I Could Not Stop for Death –”

59. What is calm and welcoming?

60. Whitman sings this

61. What is the many important and unique voices of Americans?

62. The chamber and bird symbolize this in “The Raven”

63. What is isolation and fear?

64. The Raven perches on a bust of Pallas Pallas is this

65. What is goddess of wisdom?

66. Make your wager

67. A form of poetry which celebrates the joys of country life

68. What is Pastoral poetry?