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Which character(s) can be said to experience an epiphany? |
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Dee in "Everyday Use" |
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The Grandmother in "A Good Man is Hard to Find" |
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Ab Snopes in "Barn Burning" |
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The boy in "Araby" |
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The musician in "The Portable Phonograph" |
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Water as a symbol, especially of renewal or rebirth, occurs in which stories? |
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"The Blue Hotel" |
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"Everyday Use" |
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"The Chrysanthemums" |
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"The Horse Dealer's Daughter" |
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"The Story of an Hour" |
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Which stories feature the theme of initiation, or the character's progression from innocence to experience or knowledge about the world? |
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"First Confession" |
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"Young Goodman Brown" |
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"Barn Burning" |
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"Araby" |
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"The Yellow Wallpaper" |
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A conflict between generations is important in which stories? |
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"The Yellow Wallpaper" |
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"Two Kinds" |
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"How to Become a Writer" |
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"Soldier's Home" |
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"Young Goodman Brown" |
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Which stories feature a figure of intentional evil or Satan figure? |
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"A Good Man is Hard to Find" |
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"Everyday Use" |
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"The Yellow Wallpaper" |
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"Young Goodman Brown" |
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"The Chrysanthemums" |
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Which story features the significant names Delacroix, Summers, Hutchinson, and Graves? |
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"Young Goodman Brown" |
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"The Lottery" |
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"Everyday Use" |
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"The Portable Phonograph" |
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Which story features characters who are known more by nationality or occupation than by names? |
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"The Horse-Dealer's Daughter" |
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"The Blue Hotel" |
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"The Story of an Hour" |
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"Two Kinds" |
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What story features an enormous stove, a pack of scattered cards, a game of High-Five, and a blizzard? |
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"Two Kinds" |
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"The Portable Phonograph" |
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"The Horse-Dealer's Daughter" |
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"Araby" |
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"The Blue Hotel" |
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Which stories have religion as a significant theme or issue? |
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"The Story of an Hour" |
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"Young Goodman Brown" |
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"First Confession" |
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"A Good Man is Hard to Find" |
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"How to Become a Writer" |
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In "Araby," the narrator describes an overgrown garden with a central apple tree. What cultural or universal symbol or allusion might he be referring to here? |
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Johnny Appleseed |
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the dangerous woods |
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the Irish Revolution |
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the Garden of Eden |
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Sir Walter Scott's Ivanhoe |
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