Which author wrote a set of two poems focusing on adolescence, served as poet laureate of the U.S. from 1993 to 1995, and is considered one of the most indispensable American poets writing today?

Modernism is the term that best describes the experimental aesthetic movements of the post-World War II era.

In Part III of “Howl,” Ginsberg repeats a reassuring statement to his friend. What does he tell him?

The speaker of “The Revenant” is which of the following?

What political philosophy do the actors in Ginsberg’s poem promote?

This is the only male character to actually speak in the short story “Petrified Man”:

Match the author’s name to the statement that is true of him or her.

In “Howl,” why are students expelled from universities?

What was the flowering of African American art, literature, music, and culture in the US led primarily by a Black community?

In Act Two of Death of a Salesman, When Biff and Happy meet their father at the restaurant, Biff explains that his meeting with Bill Oliver was less successful than he had anticipated. What did Biff do after relating his plans to start a Loman Brothers sports line in Florida?