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The American Tradition in Literature, Volume 2, 10/e
George Perkins, Eastern Michigan University
Barbara Perkins, University of Toledo-Toledo
Multiple Choice
1
The poem inspired by Poe's first love is
A)
"Israfel"
B)
"Dream-Land"
C)
"Ulalume"
D)
"To Helen"
2
The effects wrought on the narrator of "Lygeia" might have been the result of
A)
ocular deceptions
B)
an opium dream
C)
Lygeia's decline
D)
the ghost of Rowena
3
Poe's essay "Twice-Told Tales, A Review" celebrates the short fiction of
A)
Nathaniel Hawthorne
B)
Herman Melville
C)
Ralph Waldo Emerson
D)
Henry David Thoreau
4
In his essay "The Philosophy of Composition," Poe compares the creation of his poem "The Raven" to a the development of a/an
A)
intuitive eruption
B)
carefully organized essay
C)
a mathematical problem
D)
a musical composition
5
The horrific motif evoked in "The Fall of the House of Usher" is
A)
premature burial
B)
an ancestral curse
C)
the return of the dead
D)
premature aging
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