What happened to the Seeker when he discovered the Great Carbuncle?

What did Matthew and Hannah do with the gem?

What is the theme of "The Great Carbuncle"?

What was the name of Captain Ahab's ship?

Who was Captain Ahab's first mate?

Who tried to convince Captain Ahab to stop chasing the whale?

How did Captain Ahab know they were getting near the whale on the first day?

Who was the first person killed while chasing Moby Dick?

How did Captain Ahab die?

Who survived the shipwreck?

Which poem describes a Civil War battle fought near a church?

What was the setting of "The Pit and the Pendulum"?

What ate through the narrator's bandages in "The Pit and the Pendulum"?

In Two Years Before the Mast, why was the author unable to eat and feeling such pain?

Who captured Deerslayer at the beginning of "A Rescue"?

Who penetrated the Huron camp to rescue Deerslayer?

Whom did St. Clare purchase for Miss Ophelia?

Which author wrote "The Great Carbuncle"?

What has been called America's only epic?

Which author wrote Moby Dick?

Which author wrote "Shiloh," "The Tuft of Kelp," "Art," and "The Whale"?

Which author is known for his tales of mystery and horror and introduced the detective story?

Which author wrote "The Pit and the Pendulum"?

Which author wrote "Annabel Lee" and "A Dream Within a Dream"?

Which author wrote Two Years Before the Mast?

Which author wrote "A Rescue"?

Who was America's first novelist?

Who wrote "To the Fringed Gentian"?

Who wrote "Oh! Susanna" and "My Old Kentucky Home"?

Who was America's most beloved song composer?

Who became famous for writing Uncle Tom's Cabin?

What work was instrumental in bringing on the Civil War and the freeing of slaves?

Who wrote "My Life Story" and "The Business Letter"?

"For it is affirmed, that, from the hour when two mortals had shown themselves so simply wise as to reject a jewel which would have dimmed all earthly things, its splendor waned" is from __?__.

"It was hope that prompted the nerve to quiver--the frame to shrink. It was hope--the hope that triumphs on the rack--that whispers to the death-condemned even in the dungeons of the Inquisition" is from __?__.

"But we loved with a love that was more than love" is from __?__.

"Is all that we see or seem/But a dream within a dream" is from __?__.

"Shall we keep chasing this murderous fish till he swamps the last man? Shall we be dragged by him to the bottom of the sea? Shall we be towed by him to the infernal world? Oh, oh,--Impiety and blasphemy to hunt him more!" is from __?__.

"While over them the swallows skim,/And all is hushed at Shiloh" is from __?__.

"I spect I grow'd. Don't think nobody never made me" is from __?__.

"We were now nearly up to the latitude of Cape Horn" is from __?__.

"For the third time my soul's ship starts upon this voyage, Starbuck" is from __?__.

"The drama's done. Why then here does any one step forth?--Because one did survive the wreck" is from __?__.

words and pronunciations which are peculiar to a people in a certain section of a country or a certain class of people

misspellings

the perspective from which it is told

all knowing author is the narrator who comments freely

from the viewpoint of one character either using first or third person

author presents the characters with no comment

questions expressing some idea but to which no answer is required or expected

an approximate rhyme in which initial consonant sounds are the same

an implied comparison in which one thing is described in terms of another

the use of words which appeal to our senses

an expressed comparison of unlike things in which the words like, as, resembles, or similar to are used

the repetition of final consonant sounds

lifelong seeker who died when he found the Great Carbuncle

wanted the gem for scientific purposes; returned with a piece of granite

wanted gem for monetary profit; captured by Indians; struggled financially

wanted to become a better writer but took a piece of ice

wanted to prove it didn't exist; became blind when he removed his glasses

wanted the gem for an ornament in his castle; settled for a wax-light chandelier

wanted the gem to light their home; left it where they found it

young hunter raised by Delaware Indians; captured by Hurons

Deerslayer's close friend and Delaware chief

Huron chief who wanted Deerslayer to join his tribe

white whale pursued by the Pequod crew

captain of the Pequod obsessed with killing Moby Dick

Ahab's first mate and conscience to Ahab

Indian who was a harpooner

African who was a harpooner

native islander who was a harpooner

narrator of the story and sole survivor of the Pequod

Parsee who died at sea and made prophecies to Ahab

St. Clare's cousin who would educate and train Topsy

Miss Ophelia's cousin who purchased Topsy for her to train

young, uneducated slave girl who was purchased by St. Clare