Author Question: Emerging as a distinct literary form in the nineteenth century, the short story's popularity was ... (Read 106 times)

plus1 · **on:** Jun 20, 2018

Emerging as a distinct literary form in the nineteenth century, the short story's popularity was spurred by:

a. Don Gallo's Center Stage.
b. Lori Carlson's American Eyes: New Asian American Short Stories for Young Adults.
c. Edgar Allan Poe's Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque.
d. Walter Dean Myers' 145th Street Stories.

Question 2

What do these literary works have in commonCenter Stage (Don Gallo), Ten Out of Ten: Winning Plays from YPF 1 (Wendy Lamb), and Cootie Shots: Theatrical inoculations Against Bigotry for Kids, Parents and Teachers (Norma Bowles and Mark E. Rosenthal)?

a. All these works were written for adults, but enjoyed by children.
b. All these works have encountered censorship challenges and should be avoided in middle and secondary schools.
c. All these works are excellent for reading enjoyment, but should not be used in the integrated middle and secondary school curriculum.
d. All these works are anthologies.