Crane's "A Dark Brown Dog"

Who is the author of this story?

• Edith Wharton

• Stephen Crane

• Edgar Allan Poe

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In the short story, it says multiple times that the dog was praying. This is an example of...

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Personification

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In your opinion, what do you feel the dog was "praying" for?

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What does the term allegory mean?

• A short story that follows someone's life story.

• A poem or short story with a hidden meaning.

• A nonfiction piece that has moral.

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How was the dog treated in the story?

• Wonderfully and Lovingly by everyone that saw him.

• With contempt and violence by all.

• A mixture of love and hate. The boy sometimes loved him. The others hated the dog.

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In your own words, what or whom do you feel the dog symbolizes?

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What period of time does this short story reflect on?

• The Civil War

• World War II

• The Reconstruction Era

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What does the word scorn mean?

• A plant yielding large grains

• When something is sentimental

• A feeling that something is despicable or worthless

• A block of apartments

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In what ways was the dog treated poorly? Check all that apply.

• He was beaten.

• He was belittled.

• He was malnourished.

• He was dragged by force to his situation.

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What was Crane's purpose in writing this story?

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