The first American writer of imaginative literature and short stories was ________

A. the understandings between two different peoples.

B. the relationship between the civilized and the savages

C. the conflict between the whites and the American Indians

D. the development of the frontiers

A. Protagonist

B. Narrator of the events

C. A character of central consciousness

D. Persona

A. international theme

B. national theme

C. European theme

D. Regional theme

Though secluded herself in her own house, Emily Dickinson was never really indifferent of the outside world, as could be seen in her poems such as I like to see it lap the Miles, which describes a(n) ______, an embodiment of modern civilization.

A. snake

B. animal

C. the road

D. train

A. Dreiser's Sister Carrie

B. Copper's Leather-Stocking Tales

C. Thoreau's Walden

D. Mark Twain's The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

A. the Age of Realism

B. the Age of Modernism

C. the Age of Romanticism

D. the Age of Colonicalism

A. Hemingway

B. Poe

C. Irving

D. Twain

A. happiness

B. anger

C. Anxiety

D. sorrow

A. William Carlos Williams

B. Ezra Pound

C. Gary Snyder

D. Wallance Stevens

A. Emerson

B. Jack London

C. Theodore Dreiser

D. Darwin