| A | B |
|---|
| what Prince Prospero represented in the story | privilege, ignorance, arrogance |
| what the ebony clock represented in The Masque of the Red Death | fate |
| what the Red Death represented in The Masque of the Red Death | guilt, vengenace, mortality |
| what the revelers felt when the clock struck in The Masque of the Red Death | anxious |
| what is beneath the mask and cloth of the Red Death | nothing |
| person hanged in "An Occurence at Owl Creek Bridge" | Peyton Farquhar |
| he invited 1000 of his friends to his abbey | Prince Prospero |
| what Dr. Heidegger brings back to life | rose |
| what Dr. Heidegger serves his guests | water from the Fountain of Youth |
| Miss Emily's boyfriend | Homer Barron |
| name of the con man in "The Life You Save May Be Your Own" | Shiftlet |
| he doesn't participate in his own experiment | Dr. Heidegger |
| reason why Dr. Heidegger doesn't want to participate in his experiment | he doesn't want to be young again |
| what happens to the vase of water in Dr. Heidegger's Experiment | spilled on accident by the guests |
| what happens to the rose after the water is spilled in Dr. Heidegger's experiment | dries up; becomes withered again |
| how Dr. Heidegger feels at the end of his experiment | it went as he expected |
| how the Widow Wycherly feels about being old in Dr. Heidegger's experiment | she would rather be dead than ugly and old |
| ultimate goal of a young woman in Miss Emily's time in A Rose for Emily | to be married |
| how Miss Emily's father felt about her getting married | he never wanted her to marry |
| reason why Colonel Sartoris said Miss Emily didn't have to pay taxes in A Rose for Emily | he wanted to save her from the humiliation of not having money |
| how the townspeople felt about Miss Emily in A Rose for Emily | odd, pathetic, snobbish |
| what the narrator's point of view was representative of in A Rose for Emily | the townspeople |
| what the mother and daughter are both named in The Life You Save May be Your Own | Lucynell |
| how Mr. Shiftlet felt immediately after his wedding in The Life You Save May be Your Own | bitter |
| what the name Crater represents in The Life You Save May Be Your Own | empty |
| at the start of the story reason why Mrs. Crater wants Mr. Shiflet to stick around | to fix up the farm |
| item Mr. Shiftlet wants from the beginning of The Life You Save May Be Your Own | the car |
| reason Mr. Shiftlet gives as to why he has not married | the women weren't good enough for him |
| reason why Mrs. Crater asks Mr. Shiflet to teach young Lucynell to say "sugarpie" | to hope something romantic would happen between them |
| amount of time that passes in the story An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge | a few seconds |
| reason why Farquhar gets into trouble | he tries to help the South by trying to burn down the Owl Creek Bridge |
| side that Farquhar thinks the soldier who stops by his house is on | South |
