feeling someone else's feelings:

something unusual, different from the norm

harmful, injurious-

Agreeable

strange, mysterious, weird, beyond explanation

to really hate

give up a position

Which author wrote A Farewell to Arms?

Which author wrote Sense and Sensibility?

Which author wrote The Great Gatsby?

Which author wrote Jane Eyre?

Which author wrote A Christmas Carol & Oliver Twist?

Which author wrote Charlie & the Chocolate Factory & The BFG?

Which author wrote Kim & The Jungle Book?

Which author wrote Animal Farm?

Which author wrote The Narnia Series?

Which author wrote  The Hobbit & Lord of the Rings?

Which author wrote Harry Potter?

My aunt, a huge music fan, attended the concert last night.

The underlined portion is

Which sentence has a correctly stated -ing sentence opener?

I don’t know who gave me this lovely gift.

The underlined part of the sentence represents a

Erin loves her brother.

This is an example of

Around the world,

This is an example of

When I come home,

This is an example of

The dog ran off, but I didn't care.

This is a

The dog ran off to Jim and Dianne's house.

This is a

The dog, who needs a bath, ran off to Jim and Dianne's house, and I miss him.

This is a

The student, who is a great athlete, has straight A's in science.

A group of words that does NOT contain both a subject and a verb:

What is something that has occurred more in post-modern literature than in other time periods of literature?

Ernest Hemingway was known for using very vivid

Modern literature was less about nature and more about

A term for a short novel or a long, short story (such as A Christmas Carol):

Which author wrote Ode to the West Wind?

Which author wrote Apostrophe to the Ocean?

Multiple perspectives were given in the modern era, due to the fact that _____ affected their writings.

In Modern Literature, when writers mixed images & themes from past & present:

T.S. Elliot and James Joyce wrote in ______ narration, which detailed the inner workings of thought processes.

Which period of British literature are we currently in?

What type of genre would the original novel, Alice in Wonderland, be considered?

Lewis Carroll and Lord Byron used pen names, or

Since Alice in Wonderland begins with a story at her home, while then switching to another story of her adventure, it is referred to as

Many authors, such as Charles Dickens, wrote publications in parts, or a

Which is NOT one of the things Charles Dickens was known for, in his writings?

In the 19th century, what was the leading form of literature?

During the Modern Era of literature, why did many women authors use pen names?

Which is NOT an element of Victorian literature?

Victorian poetry often reveals the themes of Romanticism, such as an appreciation for

In Sense & Sensibility, Mrs. Dashwood gives multiple reasons why she believes her husband should not give his family any inheritance money. We can infer that she is stingy and greedy. This represents

Jane Austen’s writings reflect _______, exposing the negative aspects of the social hierarchy of her time.

What is a form of lyrical poetry that expresses emotions using rich, descriptive language, praising or glorifying an event or individual?

What is the term for a rhyming verse stanza that consists of an interlocking, 3-line rhyme scheme (ABA, BCB, CDC)?

What is the term for the basic, rhythmic structure of a line in a poem, based on its syllables?

In Sense & Sensibility, what seems to be Mrs. Dashwood's main problem?

Who is considered the most prominent of English, romantic poets?

What style of literature is a return to Roman & Greek, with satire & controversy?

What is the term for the 2 lines of poetry at the end of a poem?

What type of literature uses ridicule or humor as a means of exposing something/someone?

Which author wrote Composed Upon Westminster Bridge and London, 1802?

"Oh, weeping willow, with your purple flowers, you seem so sad." is an example of

"Lightning danced across the sky." is an example of

"Waves, stop crashing on me, this instant!" is an example of

What type of conflict is found in Apostrophe to the Ocean?

What is considered the beginning point of the Romantic Period in British literature?

Which is NOT one of the characteristics of Romantic Literature?