Quiz with Jigsaw

This is an era where in they saw the potential to grasp the identity of American literature to incorporate in their works.

• The Early National Period

  (1775-1828)

• The Revolutionary Age

  (1765-1790)

• The Realistic Period (1865-1900)

• The American

  Renaissance

  (1828-1865)

The Beat Generation saw a boost in confessional and sexuality in literature that resulted to legal challenges and ______________ debates in the United States.

• consensual

• conservative

• center

• censorship

This genre of poetry exudes a mournful and melancholy mood.

• Elegiac Poetry

• Romantic Poetry

• Elegy

• Tribute Poem

The novels and poetry in English Post-modernism Period reflects ________.

• Greek and Roman literary tradition

• Imagination

• Religion

• Social issues

The Puritan age saw the blooming of liberal, malicious, and sexually-suggestive themes in literature--both prose and poetry.

• True

• False

• Maybe

• None of the options

In the era of Early National Period, he was regarded as the Father of American Literature and was also called as Father of Short Stories.

• Mark Twain

• Hamlin Garland

• Alexander Hamilton

• Washington Irving

Two prevalent and pertinent Ages under Modern Period are ____________ and ___________

• The Jazz Age and The Theatre Reunited

• The Jazz Age and The Harlowe Renaissance

• The Jazz Age and The Harlem Renaissance

• The Jazz Age and The Harlem Revisionism

What are the two movements occured during Victorian Period?

• Pre-Raphaelites and The Aestheticism and Decadence

• The Age of Sensibility and The Augustan Age

• The Comedy of Manners and The Comedy of Humor

• The Edwardian and The Georgian

Contemporary period allowed works to question humanity's ____________, investigates human ____________ and challenges social ____________.

• goodwill, consciousness, issues

• goodness, consciousness, conflicts.

• goodness, consciousness, norms

• goodwill, consciousness, crisis

This age is called ________ to mean the artificiality of the writers of this age.

• Twentieth Century

• Romanticism

• Neoclassicism

• Restoration