This is the total number of Multiple Choice Questions on the exam.

Rogue ivory trader gone "savage."

This novel's setting spans from antebellum South to post Civil War North.

"Of cloudless climes and starry skies" contains two examples of this.

This is symbolized by Holden's red hunting cap.

This is the poetry essay prompt.

He's the one in love with Thirty Mile Woman.

Written at the end of the 19th century, this work's treatment of women was too ahead of its time for critics.

It is when a poet uses spring, summer, fall, and winter to connote various aspects of the human life cycle.

Frequently in poetry and literature, this season represents a time of wisdom, age, and self-reflection

In my essays, the titles of these need to be underlined.

Object Holden's affection, she "kept her kings in the back row."

The film Apocalypse Now set during the Vietnam War is actually based on this novella.

This is a poetic genre characterized by themes of mourning and loss.

This rooster symbolized for Paul D the freedom, autonomy, and self possession that slavery denied him.

This is how much time I will have total to complete 3 essays.

She's on a velvet quest.

Hemingway, a member of what is known as the Lost Generation, expatriated to Europe after this war.

This technique discourages readers from pausing at the ends of lines to give a sense of breathlessness, increase pace, create suspense, create confusion, or simply make the rhyme scheme work.

A recurring object or image whose representational meaning is not fixed but changes, or that does not seem to have any significant representational meaning is not a symbol, but this.

I must remember to state this, without using a cliche phrase, at least in the intro and conclusion of my Q3 essay.

Young ward of the real Ernest?

Fences by August Wilson is set in America during racial segregation, which was enforced with laws under this name.

This highly intellectual genre is marked by ingenious conceits, frequent paradox, subtle logic, and spiritual or abstract in imagery and/or theme.

These represent the extent of Edna's oppression and freedom at various points in the novel.