To Kill A Mockingbird
Of Mice and Men
Literary Devices
Vocabulary I
Vocabulary II
100

Who is responsible for Mayella's injuries?

Bob Ewell (her dad)

100

Who is the main sympathetic character?

Lennie

100

What is the time and place a story is set called?

Setting

100

Acquit

To declare someone not guilty of a crime 

100

 If a mystery remains unfathomable, it is…

hard to understand

200

What does Atticus remind the jury of during his closing argument?

To be fair

200

Why is Crooks lonely?

He is the only black man on the ranch

200

The author's choice and use of words in a text.

Diction

200

Benign

Harmless; gentle; not likely to cause harm

200

 A person with a morbid interest in something is unusually fascinated by...

death

300

How does Scout survive the attack at the end of the book?

Her Ham costume

300

Why does Lennie visit Crooks' room?

He is looking for George

300

The use of descriptive language that appeals to the senses.

Imagery

300

Contradict

To express the opposite of; to deny the truth of a statement

300

A feeble attempt to lift a heavy box would be...

Weak/not successful

400

Who attacks Scout and Jem?

Bob Ewell

400

How does Crooks upset Lennie when he visits Crooks' room?

By telling him George got hurt and isn't coming back

400

A hint or clue about events that may happen later in a story.

Foreshadowing

400

Mortification

Shame or embarrassment caused by humiliation

400

Curly in Of Mice and Men likes to fight, so he is...

Pugnacious

500

What happens to Tom Robinson?

He is shot and killed in prison

500

Do the other men on the ranch believe in George and Lennie's dream?

Yes

500

The method an author uses to reveal a character’s personality, traits, and motivations.

Characterization

500

Tyranny

Excessive or cruel use of power by a ruler or authority

500

 If someone can articulate their feelings well, they…

Are clear about how they feel

M
e
n
u