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American Poets: Whitman, Dickinson, and Frost

Poets' styles, famous poems named and summarized, and themes of nature, death, and individuality.

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40 basic cards for High School Epic and Poetry. It opens with "Who wrote "Song of Myself"?" and "What is Whitman's most famous collection of poetry called?". Study it alongside the other High School sets below.

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Who wrote "Song of Myself"?
Show answerWalt Whitman
What is Whitman's most famous collection of poetry called?
Show answerLeaves of Grass
What is the main theme of "Because I could not stop for Death"?
Show answerDeath as a journey or courteous caller
What poetic form did Whitman pioneer?
Show answerFree verse
Where did Emily Dickinson spend most of her life?
Show answerAmherst, Massachusetts
Who wrote "The Road Not Taken"?
Show answerRobert Frost
What literary technique does Whitman use to present a series of items or ideas?
Show answerCataloging or enumeration
How many poems did Dickinson publish during her lifetime?
Show answerFewer than 10; most were published after her death
What is the central theme of "Mending Wall"?
Show answerThe ambiguity of boundaries and what they mean between neighbors
What does the speaker celebrate in "Song of Myself"?
Show answerThe self, the body, democracy, and individuality
Who wrote "Hope is the thing with feathers"?
Show answerEmily Dickinson
What region of America inspired much of Robert Frost's poetry?
Show answerNew England
What is distinctive about Dickinson's use of dashes in her poetry?
Show answerThey create pauses and emphasize certain words or ideas
What does "The Road Not Taken" explore as a central theme?
Show answerIndividual choice and the different paths one takes in life
What does "I Sing the Body Electric" celebrate?
Show answerThe human body and its vitality

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