Casandra's Unit 3 Review
Unit 3 Review
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- "A Rose for Emily"
- secret desires for her dead husband and father that leave her lonely and crazy
- When is the last time we see Homer Barron alive
- when he went to miss Emily's house after her cousins left
- " The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" by
- James Thurber
- Describe Mrs. Mitty
- Overwhelming, bossy, and intimidating
- Wat is the theme of the poem
- Innocence never lasts
- What is irony
- The use of words to convey a meaning that is the opposite of its literal meaning
- What is the setting of this story
- A man married to a haridan of a wife, driving around shopping and doing things for herself
- What words do you look at in a poem to figure out the rhyme scheme
- the last words in each line
- Wat kinds of things are parodied in this story
- The war, detective, court
- The setting of this play is in...
- An apartment in Chicago
- Who is the narrator of this story
- A member of the town representing the town
- " The Secret Life of Walter Mitty"
- Walter Mitty's secret dreams that are kept from his wife
- What is gold symbolic of
- Innocence
- Why is the setting important
- A growing town in the south where Ms. Emily and her father lived
- " A Raisin in the Sun" by
- Lorraine Hansberry
- What is a parody
- It makes fun fo another work by imitating aspects of its style
- What are some of the images in this poem
- A flower, dawn, Eden
- What happend to him
- He died
- The title of this play comes from a poem about...
- Dreams deferred
- Ruth puts a $5 deposit on...
- Her abortion
- Why is the setting important
- because it helps us understand the story
- " Nothing Gold Can Stay" by
- Robert Frost
- From where does the $10,000 check come
- Mama's husbands life insurance money
- What does the gray hair at the end of the story signify
- Emily had been sleeping with the skeleton
- How are the deaths of Emily's father and Homer similar in Emily's reaction to them
- she refused to accept their deaths
- "Nothing Gold Can Stay"
- Innocene and desire for innocence is unnattainable
- What kind of person is Walter in all his fantasies
- A daring hero
- A Raisin in the Sun
- Walter and Benetha's dreams squashed by oppression and bad choices
- " A Rose for Emily' by
- William Faulkner