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| Name six New England states | Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine |
| Where was Frost born? | San Francisco |
| What were the jobs Frost had during his lifetime? | wool mill, shoemaker, teacher, editor, farmer |
| Where did Frost move? When? | England, 1912 |
| What did Frost win 4 times | the Pulitzer Prize |
| Whose Presidential Inauguration did Frost speak? | John F. Kennedy, in 1961 |
| Who spoke at President Clinton's Inauguration? | Maya Angelou |
| What did Frost write about? | Nature |
| What did Frost believe about nature? | It was beautiful but also dangerous |
| What poems did Frost write? | Fire and Ice, Stopping by woods on a snowy evening, Dust of Snow |
| Who influenced Langston Hughes? | His grandmother, Mary Langston |
| What did Hughes write about? | segregation, discrimination |
| What laws did Hughes have to follow? | Jim Crow laws |
| What music influenced Hughes? | blues and jazz |
| Why did Hughes feel lonely and alienated? | his mother left him alone, his grandmother died, he went to an all white school and lived in a white neighborhood, he was discriminated against |
| What poems did Hughes write? | Negro, Ku Klux, Aunt Sue's Stories, Merry-Go- Round |
| Alliteration | using repesting consonant sounds- tongue twisters |
| Personification | giving personal qualities to objects that are not human |
| Onomatopoeia | using words to represent sound- Boom! |
| Simile | comparison using like or as |
| Metaphor | comparison without like or as |
| Stanza | division of a poem |
| Repetition | when a word or phrase is repeated in a poem |
