Unit 2 Review Puzzle Gianna Orosco

1. Short accounts of personal incidents
4. Makes abstract ideas more appealing and easier for the reader to grasp
5. The underlying message or central idea of a work
9. In an unhurried and thoughtful manner
10. Written by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow; live life to the fullest
13. Was a fireside poet who wrote Thanatopsis
17. Ralph Waldo Emerson; god, nature, and humankind are all interconnected
20. Disturbance of the emotions; agitation, uneasiness
22. To spread through every part of
25. Ralph Waldo Emerson; against consistency, “To be great is to be misunderstood”
26. Examine a writer's ideas carefully and then make judgments about their value
27. Was about death, wrote by William Cullen Bryant
28. One who does not follow generally accepted beliefs, customs, or practices
29. The writer's attitude towards their subject
30. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow; event after death, time moves on

2. Believed that intuition can lead to knowledge, encouraged spiritual well-being over financial well-being
3. Emphasized moral themes in work; stressed individualism and an appreciation of nature; committed to social reform
6. Led a group practicing transcendentalism; published “Nature”; poet, essayest
7. Henry David Thoreau; an individual's conscience is the most important; soldiers serve with their bodies, politicians with their minds, and heroes with their conscience
8. Creates a vivid impression (or picture) for the reader
11. To violate a command or law
12. Wrote “Walden”; attended Harvard
14. Suited to one's needs or nature; agreeable
15. Low; contemptible; wretched
16. Published a volume of antislavery poems; stressed individualism and appreciation of nature in his work
18. Briefly restate the author's main idea
19. An intellectual movement that emphasized the dignity of the individual and advocated a simple, mindful life
21. Acting with sudden or rash energy; hasty
23. Henry David Thoreau; living in the woods; finding truth in nature
24. A feeling of doubt, mistrust, or uncertainty