This man went alone to live in a cabin in the woods of Massachusetts.

This white animal has a beautiful sequined coat and a unicorn horn.

This literary movement was based on self-reliance and a love of nature.

He is Huck's friend who always wants to play mischievous games.

What is the name of Gatsby's shady companion with the cuff links made of human molars?

This fugitive slave wrote an autobiography and an important essay entitled "What to a Slave is the Fourth of July."

Coles and Josh like to fight over this stuffed animal.

This sport is Stanley Kowalski's favorite.

This family was feuding with the Shepherdsons.

What playwright wrote The Glass Menagerie and Streetcar Named Desire?

This plantation is the lost home of Blanche Dubois in Streetcar Named Desire.

Joe's Fila jacket is an example of this.

This literary movement shows experimentation and contains themes of alienation and futility.

Many critics, including Ernest Hemingway, have called this part of the book "flawed" because it shows a regression rather than a progression.

What reclusive American poet did not consent to publishing her poetry while she was still alive?

In "Fall of the House of Usher" Madeline Usher suffers from this malady that makes her living body resemble a dead corpse.

Mrs. Smith can do more than Charles.

This word means "crack" and was used to describe the house in Poe's "House of Usher."

Huck attempts (unsuccessfully) to act like one of these but is caught when he sits with his knees apart.

What is the Ambrose Bierce story that relates the thoughts of condemned Civil War prisoner Peyton Farquhar?

Hemingway and Fitzgerald, two American modernists, were part of this group of writers in Paris.

Mrs. Smith does not know how students would use these things in their papers as they are not what she wants them to use.

This girl was the "wild child" of the witches and fomented the hysteria to hide her affair with John Proctor.

This is the name of Mrs. Smith's dog and is also the name of a popular cartoon.

What symbolic hallucination does the narrator see in "The Yellow Wallpaper?"