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2. This color can be taken to represent either madness or decay.

3. What is yellow?

4. This color, as used in The Great Gatsby, represents purity.

5. What is white?

6. This color is used in The Great Gatsby to represent both wealth and dreams.

7. What is green?

8. This color variously represents loyalty, honesty, and calmness.

9. What is blue?

10. When Gatsby is wearing a silver shirt with gold tie, this is represented.

11. What is either gaudiness or wealth?

12. This fictional place is where new money lives.

13. What is West Egg?

14. This object represents the idea that God is watching everyone and sees the truth.

15. What are the eyes of Dr. T.J. Eckleburg?

16. As represented by Tom and Daisy, this is considered destructive.

17. What is wealth?

18. Along with Pammy, this symbol represent the idea that one cannot repeat the past.

19. What is the clock?

20. This major symbol variously represents wealth, gaudiness, destruction, and decay.

21. What is Gatsby’s car?

22. Sarcasm is this form of irony.

23. What is verbal irony?

24. This form of irony frequently creates a feeling of suspense.

25. What is dramatic irony?

26. This is the term used to describe when what is said is the opposite of what is meant.

27. What is verbal irony?

28. This form of irony is when the outcome of an incident is the opposite of what is expected.

29. What is situational irony?

30. This form of irony is produced when the reader knows something that characters do not.

31. What is dramatic irony?

32. This is the name of the village where The Crucible takes place.

33. What is Salem?

34. This term describes the phenomenon that influenced Mary Warren’s ability to faint and act bewitched.

35. What is hysteria?

36. She is the first individual to confess to witchcraft. She does so primarily out of fear.

37. Who is Tituba?

38. The Crucible is primarily intended as a warning against this historical event occurring during Miller’s time.

39. What is McCarthyism?

40. He allows himself to be pressed to death.

41. Who is Giles Corey?

42. She is an early feminist author who wrote “The Story of an Hour” and “Desiree’s Baby”

43. Who is Kate Chopin?

44. This is language that is particular to a region or culture.

45. What is dialect?

46. He is a noted American humorist who wrote a number of books, short stories, and satirical pieces.

47. Who is Mark Twain?

48. The change in the way this aspect of the protagonist is referred to in “The Story of an Hour” is symbolic and significant.

49. What is her name?

50. He is both the strongest and the weakest of the outcasts in “The Outcasts of Poker Flat.”

51. Who is John Oakhurst?