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Praxis II Major Authors And Works
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1. set in modern times and focuses on the current circumstances of Stanley Yelnats - an unfortunate - unlucky young man who is sent to Camp Green Lake for a crime he didn't commit
Holes
John Keats
Charles Dickens
Virginia Woolf
2. Wrote Witch of Blackbird Pond
Elie Wiesel
The Giver
The Joy Luck Club
Elizabeth George Speare
3. Wrote The Real McCoy: The Life of an American Inventor
Wendy Towle
Stephen Crane
Madeline L'Engle
Mildred Taylor
4. Wrote A Farewell to Arms - The Old Man and the Sea - and The Sun Also Rises; American writer and journalist; veteran of WWI - belongs to literary movement called 'The Lost Generation'
Beloved
Ernest Hemingway
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
JRR Tolkein
5. A group of Chinese mothers and their American - born daughters struggle to communicate and understand each other; four families dipicted Woo - Jong - Hsu - and St. Clair
Herman Melville
Scott O'Dell
The Joy Luck Club
Their Eyes Were Watching God
6. Wrote 'We Are Seven -' 'The Prelude -' and 'The World is Too Much With Us;' English Romantic poet; joint publication of 'Lyrical Ballads' with Samuel Taylor Coleridge; motifs: wanders vs wandering - memory - vision/sight - light - leech gatherer; bel
William Shakespeare
William Wordsworth
Virginia Woolf
Louis Sacher
7. Wrote Mrs. Dalloway - Night and Day - The Voyage Out - and Jacob's Room; English novelist and essayist; one of the foremost modernist literary figures of 20th century
HG Wells
The Picture of Dorian Gray
Helen Keller
Virginia Woolf
8. Wrote Roll of Thunder - Hear my Cry
Nancy Farmer
Leo Tolstoy
Zora Neale Hurston
Mildred Taylor
9. After surviving a poverty - stricken childhood - the death of his mother - a cruel stepfather - and an unfortunate first marriage - a boys finds success as a writer; themes: plight of the weak - importance of equality in marriage - dangers of wealth
Richard Adams
David Copperfield
The Red Badge of Courage
Madeline L'Engle
10. Wrote The Outsiders
Louisa May Alcott
EB White
Robert Cormier
SE Hinton
11. Wrote Crispin - Nothing But The Truth
Johann David Wyss
Avi
Virginia Woolf
Anne Bradstreet
12. Wrote Beloved - The Bluest Eye - and Song of Soloman; female - African - American writer - won Pulitzer Prize in 1988
Sonnet 18
Toni Morrison
Emily Dickinson
Aurora Leigh
13. Wrote Lord of the Flies - To the Ends of the Earth; British novelist - poet
William Golding
Beloved
Robert Frost
James Joyce
14. A group of poor kids (greasers) hold their own against a group of rich kids (socials aka socs) - losing two of their own in the process; protagonist: Ponyboy Curtis; bildungsroman; setting 1960s
Lord Byron
The Outsiders
Henry David Thoreau
'Civil Disobedience'
15. Wrote Sonnet 18 - Hamlet - and Macbeth; greatest playwright who ever lived - prolific poet - known for sonnets
William Shakespeare
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
The Outsiders
Elie Wiesel
16. NOT anti - society or anti - community; presupposes that the mind is initially the subject to an unhappy conformity; calls on individuals to value their own thoughts - opinions - experiences above those presented to them by other individuals - societ
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17. Wrote The Pigman
Ben Mikaelson
Paul Zindel
TS Eliot
Washington Irving
18. A self - made man (Gatsby) woos and loses a married aristocratic woman (Daisy) he loves
The Great Gatsby
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
John Keats
Louisa May Alcott
19. Wrote Because of Winn - Dixie
Kate Dicamillo
Ray Bradbury
Avi
Anne Frank
20. Wrote Bud Not Buddy - The Watsons Go to Birmingham
Sonnet 18
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Christopher Paul Curtis
David Copperfield
21. Wrote Hatchet
The Pigman
Charles Dickens
Fyodor Dostoevsky
Gary Paulson
22. Wrote The Lion - the Witch - and the Wardrobe
Johann David Wyss
Oscar Wilde
Phyllis Reynolds Taylor
CS Lewis
23. Wrote Out of the Dust
Macbeth
Ray Bradbury
To Kill a Mockingbird
Karen Hesse
24. Wrote The Canterbury Tales
Countee Cullen
Elizabeth George Speare
Geoffrey Chaucer
Kate Chopin
25. Wrote The Outsiders
Ernest Hemingway
Mary Downing Hahn
Moby Dick
S.E. Hinton
26. Wrote 'The Legend of Sleepy Hollow' and 'Rip Van Winkle;' American author - essayist - biographer - historian
Washington Irving
Zora Neale Hurston
Sonnet 18
Charlotte Bronte
27. Wrote The Picture of Dorian Gray; Irish playwright - poet - and author of numerous short stories and one novel
Elizabeth George Speare
Oscar Wilde
Farenheit 451
William Butler Yeats
28. Wrote The Awakening - The Storm; feminist author of the 20th century; born in St. Louis - Missouri
Frankenstein
Geoffrey Chaucer
Kate Chopin
'Civil Disobedience'
29. Wrote 'Aurora Leigh -' poet of the Victorian era
Leo Tolstoy
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Elie Wiesel
Edgar Allan Poe
30. Wrote The Great Gatsby
Richard Adams
F. Scott Fitzgerald
William Golding
William Wordsworth
31. Book written by George Orwell - announced an insane world of dehumanization through terror in which the individual was systematically obliterated by an all - power elite; key phrases: Big Brother - doublethink - Newspeak - the Ministry of Peace...Tru
Maya Angelou
Herman Melville
1984
Langston Hughes
32. Wrote Shiloh
Phyllis Reynolds Taylor
Maya Angelou
Robert Cormier
John Keats
33. Bildungsroman; after being expelled from a prep school - a 16- year - old boy (Holden Caulfield) goes to NYC - where he reflects on the phoniness of adults and heads towards a nervous breakdown
Richard Adams
The Catcher in the Rye
James Joyce
Langston Hughes
34. The portrait of a sinful young man ages while the young man depicted in the portrait remains youthful; English Gothic novel
Kate Dicamillo
The Picture of Dorian Gray
Animal Farm
'Self - Reliance'
35. Southern gothic novel; bildungsroman; narrator: Scout; serious issues dealing with rape and inequality
Virgil
To Kill a Mockingbird
The Call of the Wild
Countee Cullen
36. A girl (Alice) falls asleep and dreams of a series of adventures; children's novel; fantasy
Amy Tan
F. Scott Fitzgerald
William Golding
Alice In Wonderland
37. Wrote The Giver - Number the Stars
Lois Lowry
JD Salinger
Wendy Towle
Elie Wiesel
38. Inspired by witch's prophecy - a man murders his way to the throne of Scotland - but his conscience plagues him and his fellow lords rise up against him; themes: unchecked ambition as a corrupting force - relationship between cruelty and masculinity
Jane Eyre
Patricia Maclachlan
JRR Tolkein
Macbeth
39. Wrote Roll of Thunder
Elizabeth George Speare
John Keats
Mildred Taylor
Nathaniel Hawthorne
40. In a futuristic America - a firefighter (Guy Montag) decides to buck society - stop burning books - and start seeking knowledge; themes: censorship - knowledge vs. ignorance - religion as a knowledge giver
Zora Neale Hurston
Aphra Behn
Farenheit 451
Gary Paulson
41. Wrote Walk Two Moons
Emily Dickinson
Beloved
Sharon Creech
Little Women
42. Wrote The Voice on the Radio
Jane Eyre
Caroline Cooney
Fyodor Dostoevsky
Kate Dicamillo
43. Gothic novel; a scientist creates a monster - and then abandons it in horror - a decision that leads to disaster and the deaths of nearly everyone he loves
Elizabeth George Speare
Jack London
Maya Angelou
Frankenstein
44. Wrote The Chocolate War
Robert Cormier
Lord Byron
Crime and Punishment
Robert Frost
45. Wrote The Hobbit
CS Lewis
SE Hinton
Langston Hughes
JRR Tolkein
46. Four March sisters (Amy - Jo - Beth - Meg) in 19th century New England struggle with poverty - juggle their duties - and their desire to find love
Jean Craighead George
Robert Cormier
Little Women
Washington Irving
47. Wrote The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn - The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
Mark Twain
The Great Gatsby
Anne Bradstreet
Scott O'Dell
48. Wrote Sounder
Helen Keller
William Armstrong
To Kill a Mockingbird
Virginia Woolf
49. Told in chapters alternating from Lorraine's and John's point of view - opens with an 'Oath -' signed by both John and Lorraine - two high school sophomores - in which they swear to tell only the facts - in this 'memorial epic' about their experience
Little Women
Aphra Behn
The Pigman
Gary Paulson
50. Wrote My Antonia; prolific during the 1920s - reputation as one of the most important post - Civil War American authors
S.E. Hinton
Willa Cather
Christopher Marlowe
Sharon Creech
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