3. In the spoken word poem by Truth Is, we are introduced to a much different experience in comparison to Watskys lively, and song-like spoken word poem. In 2-3 sentences, please examine how Truth Is uses pauses, hesitation, and a slower cadence to engage the listener in the critiques that she has laid out.

4. Edgar Allan Poes The Cask of Amontillado introduced us to the gothic, but the concept most present in the story is that of irony. In 2-3 sentences, please explain the role that irony plays in the story. Be sure to use specific examples from the text to support your thinking.

7. Katherine Mansfields short story The Garden Party, asks us to examine how privilege functions and how those with privilege often are unaware of just how disconnected they are from the problems that people in the lower classes struggle with. In 2-3 sentences, detail why you think that Mansfield chose Laura, a woman of privilege in the upper class of society, to examine multiple aspects of both the upper and lower class, and whether or not you think she is ultimately sympathetic to the plight of people like the Scott family.