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3. 200 400 800 600 800 Realism Kate Chopin Mark Twain Vocabulary 600 400 800 400 200 1000 200

4. Realism 200 The Civil War Industrial Revolution Growing Cities What are some causes of realism?

5. Chopin 200 The magazine in which “A Pair of Silk Stockings” first appeared. What is Vogue?

6. Mark Twain 200 Type of realism Twain wrote. What is regionalism?

7. Vocabulary 200 Revolve around a point or axis. What is gyrate?

8. Realism 400 Naturalism, Smiling, Regionalism, Ironism, Psychological What are types of realism?

9. Chopin 400 The silk stockings are compared to this symbol of temptation. What is a serpent?

10. Mark Twain 400 Comic device used here: “If I tried to carry all that cargo in my head it would make me stoop-shouldered.” What is hyperbole?

11. Vocabulary 400 A police officer in France. What is gendarme?

12. Realism 600 Average people, bums, prostitutes, factory workers, corrupt politicians Who are people in realistic stories?

13. Chopin 600 The point of view of “A Pair of Silk Stockings.” What is Limited?

14. Mark Twain 600 Comic device used here: “…he’d have slammed you through the window and utterly ruined a hundred dollars worth of window sash and stuff.” What is understatement?

15. Vocabulary 600 A large fire. What is conflagration?

16. Realism 800 Author of the Psychological Novel. Who is Henry James?

17. Chopin 800 This type of critic would say that Chopin’s story is about a woman’s struggle for independence. What is feminist?

18. Mark Twain 800 Comic device used here: “…he would foller that straddle-bug to Mexico but what he would find out where he was bound for....” What is hyperbole?

19. Vocabulary 800 To sparkle or gleam. What is scintillate?

20. Realism 1000 Author of Smiling Realism. Who is William Dean Howells?

21. Chopin 1000 This type of critic would say that Chopin’s story is about class struggle. What is Marxist?

22. Mark Twain 1000 Comic device used here: “you'd see that frog whirling in the air like a doughnut….” What is comic metaphor

23. Vocabulary 1000 A noxious or ill-smelling exhalation from decaying or putrefying matter. What is effluvium?