The Plot Thickens...
Poe's People (Characters)
Isn't it Ironic?
Words to know (Vocab)
Author's Tools (Lit Devices)
100
Why does montressor want to kill fortunato?
because he insulted him
100

Who was the main character?

Who is Montresor?

100

This form of irony deals with the audience's knowledge vs the character's. 

What is Dramatic Irony?

100

Means destruction

What is immolation?

100

What is foreshadowing?

hints or clues to coming events

200

The method Montressor plans to kill Fortunato.

Wall him up in the catacombs. 

200

How does Fortunato die in the end?

He gets buried alive. (suffocation, starvation, etc)

200

These are the three types of Irony. 

What are verbal, dramatic, and situational?

200

Fortunato believes he has this on the topic of wine.

What is connoisseurship? 

200

Story is told in this point of view.

What is 1st Person Narration?

300

The country the story takes place in. 

Italy

300

Why is the narrator unreliable?

Reasons may vary.
300

Why is Fortunato's name ironic?

Answers may vary. 

300

Use endeavored in a sentence.

Endeavored means tried. Answers will vary. 

300

These two literary devices compare unalike things but one uses like/as and the other doesn't.

What are simile and metaphor?

400

The tool Montressor shows Fortunado to prove he is a mason. 

What is a trowel?

400
Montressor's servants didn't witness the crime because...

They were told to enjoy carnival and not return until the next day. 

400

“I said to him, ‘My dear Fortunato, you are luckily met. How remarkably well you are looking today!” This is an example of this.

What is verbal irony?

400

Montressor getting away with murder is an example of this. 

What is impunity?

400

This literary device explains the feeling of the story like the madness of carnival. 

What is Mood?

500

How much time has passed since Montressor killed Fortunato?

50 years

500

Why was Luchesi important for Montresor's plan?

Montressor uses Luchesi to make Fortunato follow him into the catacombs to try the amontillado. 

500

What is an example of situational irony from the story?

Answers may vary.

500

Verb involving movement of one's body. 

What is recoiling?

500

The writer's choice of words in their story.

What is Diction?

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