Romanticism & Poe: 6 I's, Unreliable Narrators, & Symbols

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1. American Romanticism is a literary and philosophical movement pushing back against the __________ Revolution.

American

Environmental

Communist

Industrial

Select 3 I's of Romanticism

Select 3 I's of romanticism

What quote from "The Black Cat" by Poe demonstrates the Dark Romantic belief that nature is dangerous and mysterious.

What quote from "The Black Cat" by Poe demonstrates the Dark Romantic belief that people are vulnerable to self-destruction.

What quote from "The Black Cat" by Poe demonstrates the Dark Romantic belief that people are often driven by their own unique madness and obsessions.

Which quote from 'The Black Cat' shows the narrator's mental instability, making him unreliable?

Where does the narrator of 'The Black Cat' reveal his excessive drinking habit, leading us to question his credibility?

Which quote from 'The Black Cat' reveals an unreliable narrator?

What does the masked figure symbolize in 'The Masque of the Red Death'?

The protagonist's fear

A specific disease

The inevitability of death

A past tragedy

Why is the color red prominent in 'The Masque of the Red Death'?

It's the author's favorite color

To symbolize love

To indicate anger

To symbolize blood and death

What does the clock symbolize in 'The Masque of the Red Death'?

Human mortality and silence of death

Regular routine of a clock

The end of a party

The peacefulness of nighttime

What does Prince Prospero symbolize in 'The Masque of the Red Death'?

Humility and kindness

Generosity and compassion

Wealth and arrogance

Courage and bravery

What does the castle represent in 'The Masque of the Red Death'?

Freedom and liberation

Openness and hospitality

Wisdom and knowledge

Isolation and fortification

Which theme does the masqueraders symbolize in 'The Masque of the Red Death'?

Recognition of poverty

Embrace of goodness

Denial of mortality

Celebration of life

Why does Prince Prospero decides to lock himself in the castle in 'The Masque of the Red Death'?

To hold a party

To enjoy his wealth

To hide from his people

To escape the red death

Which sentence correctly uses the word "pestilence"?

Which sentence correctly uses the word "blasphemous"?

Which sentence correctly uses the word "seclusion"/

1. American Romanticism is a literary and philosophical movement pushing back against the __________  Revolution.

American

Environmental

Communist

Industrial

Select 3 I's of Romanticism

impulse to reform

innocence

imagination

inspiration by industry

Impulse to remember

intention

Select 3 I's of romanticism

Intuition

Inspiration by Romance

Individualism

Inspiration by Nature

Imitation

Industry

What does the masked figure symbolize in 'The Masque of the Red Death'?

The protagonist's fear

A specific disease

The inevitability of death

A past tragedy

Why is the color red prominent in 'The Masque of the Red Death'?

It's the author's favorite color

To symbolize love

To indicate anger

To symbolize blood and death

What does the clock symbolize in 'The Masque of the Red Death'?

Human mortality and silence of death

Regular routine of a clock

The end of a party

The peacefulness of nighttime

What does Prince Prospero symbolize in 'The Masque of the Red Death'?

Humility and kindness

Generosity and compassion

Wealth and arrogance

Courage and bravery

What does the castle represent in 'The Masque of the Red Death'?

Freedom and liberation

Openness and hospitality

Wisdom and knowledge

Isolation and fortification

Which theme does the masqueraders symbolize in 'The Masque of the Red Death'?

Recognition of poverty

Embrace of goodness

Denial of mortality

Celebration of life

Why does Prince Prospero decides to lock himself in the castle in 'The Masque of the Red Death'?

To hold a party

To enjoy his wealth

To hide from his people

To escape the red death