March Literature 5

Name this character from American folklore who owns an incredibly violent, dynamite-eating horse named Widow-Maker.

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Name this giant lumberjack whose companion is Babe the Blue Ox.

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Name this author of the long poem Paterson, who also wrote a poem about an object placed "beside the white / chickens."

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In one of his poems Williams described chickens standing near a "red" object of this type.

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The Williams poem "Spring and All" is set "by the road" to a building of this type, which contains "contagious" people.

What family includes Victor, who makes an artificial man in a novel by Mary Shelley?

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Name this author of the novel Frankenstein.

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Name this 17th century English poet among whose best-known works are "Ozymandias" and "Ode to the West Wind."

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The title character of this Sophocles play attempts to secure a respectable burial for her brother Polynices.

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Name this most famous writer of Old Comedy plays in ancient Greece whose surviving works are the only examples of that style.

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