Realism Jeopardy The 1800’s Realism ,

Regionalism, or Naturalism

Literary Terms

Name that Realist Work

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“My Bondage and My Freedom”

Realism

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“The Notorious Jumping Frog of Calaveras County”

Regionalism

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First American exposé documentary written by Jacob

Riis

“How the Other Half

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Charles Darwin wrote this text which inspired the Naturalist literary movement.

Origin of Species

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Realism focuses on the life of the _____ man.

Common

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Type of irony in which the audience knows something the

characters do not know

Dramatic Irony

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Type of irony in which what is said has an opposite meaning of

what is meant

Verbal Irony

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Literary reflection of Regional landscapes and cultures

Local Color

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Boom of new technology and industry in the North.

Industrial Revolution

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In “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge” protagonist Peyton

Farquhar had _____ illusions of survival.

(Hint: Associated with Literary Movement)

Romantic/ Transcendental

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“He was a Federal Scout”

“An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge”

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“She was not satisfied in simply doing as well as her husband had commanded her, but she seemed

resolved to better his instruction.”

“My Bondage and My Freedom”

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“Thish-yer Smiley had a mare- the boys called her the fifteen

minute nag…”

“The Notorious Jumping Frog of Calaveras County”

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He wrote the Communist Manifesto

Karl Marx

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Daily Double

Story structure in which one story is imbedded in another.

Frame Structure

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“The man drowsed off into what seemed to him the most

comfortable and satisfying sleep he had ever known”

“To Build a Fire”

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Slave Spirituals

Realism

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Term or phrase reflecting the dialect of a certain region

colloquialism

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“The old-timer on Sulfur Creek was right”

“To Build a Fire”

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Social Darwinists view humans as _____ competing for

scarce_____.

animals/ resources

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“An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge”

Naturalism

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“To Build a Fire”

Naturalism

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Frederick Douglass was a slave owned by the _____ family.

Auld

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Realism was a response to this American event

The Civil War

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Naturalist stories usually end in _____.

Death

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