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Sectiоn 3: Lоnger Answer CHOOSE TWO lоnger аnswer questions to respond to – 50 points eаch – 100 points totаl Directions: Answer each essay question with a well-organized, well-developed longer answer (minimum of one full paragraph 6-10 sentences) with specific examples/details from the readings/notes for this class. Be sure to record the NUMBERS you have chosen to answer. 22. In “Rip Van Winkle,” Irving writes that “there was now reared a tall naked pole, with something on top that looked like a red night cap, and from it was fluttering a flag, on which was a singular assemblage of stars and stripes—all this was strange and incomprehensible.” What was so strange and incomprehensible? Why was this so strange to Rip? How does this exemplify the elements of American Romanticism? Provide specific details from readings/notes for this class. 23. How is Poe’s life reflected in his works? Provide specific details from readings/notes for this class. 24. What was Thoreau’s great experiment? Why, then, does the entire idea of this experiment fail in real life? Provide specific details from readings/notes for this class. 25. What were the purposes of writing slave narratives? Provide specific details from readings/notes for this class. 26. A sadist is a person who finds pleasure in inflicting pain on another person. We have read about several sadists in our readings. Name one of the characters you read that is a sadist and explain how this term specifically fits that character. Provide specific details from readings/notes for this class. 27. Why does Harriet Jacobs choose to have an intimate relationship with Mr. Sands? So, then, why does she beg her grandmother (and you, the reader) to forgive her? Provide specific details from readings/notes for this class. 28. What were some of the different ways to strip slaves of their identity? Provide specific details from readings/notes for this class. 29. Explain how literature acted as an agent of social change in early America. Provide specific details from readings/notes for this class. 30. Why does Whitman specifically use a blade of grass to symbolize his poems? Provide specific details from readings/notes for this class. 31. What work or works did you like the most this semester, and why? What work or works did you like the least, and why?