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The Norton Anthology of English Literature, Ninth Edition
section
Glossary & Flashcards
Supplemental EBook
Monarchy / Money
Middle Ages
16th and Early 17th Centuries
Restoration and 18th Century
The Romantic Period
The Victorian Age
The 20th Century & After
Study Plan
Period Introduction Overview
Timeline
Quizzes
Quiz Result
Images
Audio Recordings
Video Performances
Study Plan
Period Introduction Overview
Timeline
Quizzes
Quiz Result
Images
Audio Recordings
Study Plan
Period Introduction Overview
Timeline
Quizzes
Quiz Result
Images
Audio Recordings
Study Plan
Period Introduction Overview
Timeline
Quizzes
Quiz Result
Images
Audio Recordings
Study Plan
Period Introduction Overview
Timeline
Quizzes
Quiz Result
Images
Audio Recordings
Study Plan
Period Introduction Overview
Timeline
Quizzes
Quiz Result
Images
Audio Recordings
Literary Places
Maps
Author Portrait Gallery
Literary Places
Maps
Author Portrait Gallery
Literary Places
Maps
Author Portrait Gallery
Literary Places
Maps
Author Portrait Gallery
Literary Places
Maps
Author Portrait Gallery
Literary Places
Maps
Author Portrait Gallery
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Study Plan
Period Introduction Overview
Timeline
Quizzes
Images
Literary Places
Maps
Author Portrait Gallery
Audio Recordings
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Volume F
The 20th Century and After
Study Plan
You can use this suggested Study Plan as a guide to the online materials. Check all that apply:
Read the period introduction in your copy of
The Norton Anthology of English Literature.
To better understand and retain the material in the anthology period introduction, read the
Period Introduction Overview.
Review the
Timeline
.
Take the
Period Introduction Quiz
. Pay particular attention to the feedback given for wrong answers and consider re-reading parts of the introduction that you may not have fully understood.
Use the
Reading Comprehension Quizzes
to gauge how well you've understood some of the most widely taught stories, poems, and plays in the Anthology. Each question offers detailed feedback that will help you improve your close-reading skills.
Use the
flashcards
to brush up on Literary Terminology.
Explore the
Images
section to visit
Literary Places
and view
Author Portraits
and
Maps
.
Additional comments or issues to report:
Please note that because there are hundreds of works in the anthology, we do not offer a quiz for each one. We regularly survey instructors about which works they teach most often and use that information to create our quiz lists for each period. Short answer questions and other review materials are available in our free coursepacks for instructors. Please visit
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