Who made it to the top of K3?
Osborn
What is the primary conflict type in "The Duel"?
man vs. himself
How is metaphor used in the title?
The "lion" refers to Butler, and Haskins is like a small creature stuck in the "lion's" grasp.
Persuasion is an argument that motivates the listener to change not only his ideas but also his ___________.
actions
What term describes the opposition of two or more forces?
Conflict
How is man vs. greater force present?
Nace and Osborn vs. the mountain
Who is the protagonist?
Ivan Golubenko
Who is the antagonist?
Butler
What type of persuasion often purposefully uses misleading statements and emotional appeal to convince the audience?
Propaganda
The Fall of Adam and Eve in Genesis 3 is an example of what type of conflict?
Man vs. a greater force
What was inscribed on Nace's ax?
TO MARTIN FROM JOHN
What type of ending does "The Duel" have?
An unresolved ending
What type of persuasion is used when the author portrays the children as innocent and happy?
pathos
What is ethos?
appeal to authority
Who are the primary participants in the main conflict?
Protagonist and antagonist
Was the mountain insuperable?
No, it WAS able to be overcome.
What role did Ivan play in the duel at the beginning of the story?
stood by and watched; measured the space between them; load the revolvers
Why does Haskins stop himself from killing Butler?
He realizes his foolishness when he sees his daughter standing in the distance.
What is bandwagon propaganda?
propaganda that convinces the audience to adopt a belief because "everyone else is doing it".
True or False: The villain is always the antagonist.
False
What was personified in "Top Man"?
The mountain; the wind; nature
Pelageia said that Ivan and Vladimir were more like _________ than friends.
brothers
What is Hamlin Garland attempting to persuade the reader of?
He wants to persuade the reader that the farmers are the victims, and land speculators are evil and greedy.
What propaganda technique attacks the person instead of the arugument?
ad hominem
What is a hero?
A virtuous protagonist