Abeka American Literature Exam Units 8–12 Questions and Verified Answers – Quotes, Themes, Authors

Description: Covers Abeka American Literature units 8–12 with verified exam questions and answers. Includes key quotes, authors, themes, literary devices, transcendentalism, naturalism, and character analysis from classic works. Mary E Wilkins Freeman - answerquote - "You flatted a little on - soul" Edward Eggleston - answerquote - "Ef Bull once takes a holt, heaven and yarth can't make him let go." Martha Snell Nicholson - answerquote - "The twig was bent, the tree inclined,/ And so his heart and soul and mind/Found it too hard a thing to do..." "Conjugal Harmony" - answerThe sermon by T. Dewitt Talmage emphasized the importance of a happy home "The All Importance of Motive" - answerA sermon by A. W. Tozer which teaches that WHY something is done is more important than WHAT is done. "A Ballad of Trees and the Master" - answertheme - Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane "Long and Long Ago" - Page1 answertheme - God has a plan for our lives "Fable" - answertheme - Everyone & Everything has a purpose Personification - answerWhat literary device is used in the following line: "Where drowsy poppies nod,/ Where ill thoughts die and good are born-?" metaphor - answerliterary device used in the following quote: "A church within a church, a republic within a republic, a world within a world, is spelled by four letters - home!"? aphorism - answerliterary device which is a compact statement expressing a truth naturalism - answerview of life which emphasizes a detached scientific and photographic accuracy which includes everything and selects nothing transcendentalism - answerbelief that man is divine, that he must rely on himself, and that he must not be bound by Biblical principles or human conventions Walden - answerquote - "I left the woods for as good a reason as I went there" "The Experiences of the A.C." - answerquote - "None of us were prepared for such a sudden and complete wreck of our Arcadian scheme." "The Boom in the Calaveras