A. Jean Toomer
B. Charles Chesnutt
C. Booker T. Washington
D. Frederick Douglass
A. To encourage rational evaluation rather than arouse emotional reactions
B. To emphasize the importance of character development over action
C. To assist with the flight and pursuit of villains and their prey
D. To support the growth and development of machinery in the 18th century
A. Lust
B. Pride
C. Jealousy
D. Love
A. Air and Angels
B. Satire 3
C. The Apparition
D. The Indifferent
A. A poem that has no rhyme scheme
B. A poem that eulogizes the dead
C. A poem that carries a pattern on two rhymes and offers an alternating refrain
D. A poem that celebrates the life of a cruel person
A. 7
B. 8
C. 9
D. None of these
A. It juxtaposes human consciousness against the sea.
B. It uses alliteration and iambic pentameter.
C. It has a subtle formal structure, even though it does not use rhyme.
D. Both A and C