Harriet's Daughter
The fourteen-year-old protagonist of the novel "Harriet's Daughter"
Who is Margaret Cruickshank?
Macbeth is with this person when he hears the witches' prophecies.
Who is Banquo?
A person who writes plays
Who is a 'playwright'?
A person who writes poems
Who is a 'poet'?
A person who writes prose
Who is an 'author'?
The name Margaret chooses for herself to reflect her desire for strength and identity
What is 'Harriet'?
The Three Witches tell Macbeth that he is to become this
What is king of Scotland?
One of the primary divisions of a play; in Shakespeare's works, there are always five.
What is 'Act'?
A literary device that gives human qualities to non-human things or ideas
What is personification?
The name "Harriet" symbolizes this for Margaret throughout the novel
Bravery, strength, freedom
The historical figure who serves as the primary inspiration for Margaret's chosen name
True or false:
Lady Macbeth drugged the servants so they would not awaken while Duncan was being murdered
What is 'True'?
The use of omens, prophecies, or supernatural visions to hint at the tragic events to come.
What is 'foreshadow'?
In 'Once Upon a Time' the metaphor 'ice-block-cold eyes' refers to this trait about people
What is an unfeeling, callous, and emotionless nature?
What is 'Point of View'?
The name of Margaret's best friend who struggles with her life in Canada
Who is Zulma?
When Macbeth contemplates the murder of Duncan, he entertains the thought because of this specific trait.
The confusion and critical dilemma in the hero's mind that contributes to their ultimate failure.
This is the major literary device present in 'A Stone's Throw'
What is Biblical Allusion?
In 'Blood Brothers' this discovery makes Paul 'happy' and purges him of his hate at the end of the story.
The discovery that his brother, Benji, also knows fear.
The name of the simulated escape activity that Margaret leads for her peers.
What is the Underground Railroad Game?
Describe Lady Macbeth in your own words.
Overly ambitious, ruthless, a manipulator, deceitful, rejects the typical traits of femininity (not nurturing, willing to murder, callous and uncaring)
A situation/dramatic device where the audience understands or knows details that characters do not.
What is 'dramatic irony'?
Explain the theme 'appearance vs. reality'
What is 'the contrast between how something seems on the surface and what is actually true?
In the short story 'Shabine' these are the names of Justine's two sons
Who are Gold and Silver?