GRADE 9 2nd grading

Name: (SURNAME, FIRST NAME, M.I.)

A belief that sees reasoning as the ultimate truth of human beings.

• Rationalism
• Puritanism
• Transcendentalism

A deeply religious belief that began the American literature.

• Rationalism
• Puritanism
• Transcendentalism

A philosophical movement in America that believes that truth and knowledge are not the only dependent on senses but also on intuitions and contemplation of the spirit.

• Rationalism
• Puritanism
• Transcendentalism

A form of non fiction in which the writer tells the story of another person.

• Biography
• Autobiography

This is the lesson that Benjamin Franklin have learned in his childhood days after buying a very expensive toy.

• "It pays indeed."
• "Do not walk alone."
• "We pay too much for a whistle."

The whistle in Benjamin Franklin's life is a symbolism of what?

• Our worldly desires and pursuits in life
• Happiness of other people
• Agony

To a Waterfowl teaches us what lesson in life?

• People are free to roam around the world
• Animals must always be protected at all cost
• We are always being guided by our God on our journeys through life

It is a poem about a young boy's love to a young girl whom he meets by the sea. The young girl died at an early age and he felt as if the angels covet her from him out of jealousy.

• Annabel Lee
• The Forsaken Merman
• A Fable

A short story about a man who met three significant people in his life: wealth, love, and death.

• The Trout
• Don Quixote
• David Swan