Week 2 Review

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Across
  1. 3. American literature that focused on religion, survival, personal narrative, and community
  2. 6. example of an author who wrote abolitionist literature in the Age of Reason
  3. 7. a four-line stanza
  4. 9. the time and place of a story
  5. 10. American literature that focused on reason, logic, science, and education
  6. 14. the main character in a story
  7. 15. a short exclamation to express emotion
  8. 17. the pattern of rhyming lines in a poem, represented by letters of the alphabet
  9. 18. a comparison that says one thing is another
  10. 19. descriptive language that appeals to the five senses
  11. 20. American literature that focuses on nature and passed down through oral tradition
  12. 23. poetry without a regular rhythm or rhyme
Down
  1. 1. two lines of poetry that usually rhyme
  2. 2. joins words, phrases, and clauses
  3. 4. example of an American author of romanticism; first true American author
  4. 5. a group of lines in a poem
  5. 8. American literature that focused on nature, imagination, emotion, supernatural, and individualism
  6. 11. shows a specificity of a noun
  7. 12. describes a noun or pronoun
  8. 13. example of author from colonial literature; first American woman to be published
  9. 16. describes an action or state of being
  10. 21. the feeling that the author creates for the reader
  11. 22. describes a verb, adjective, or adverb