One Thousand Dollars
By the Waters of Babylon
Dramatic Irony
Perspective
Potpourri
100
The conflict of the story.
What is Gillian has to spend $1,000 and tell how he spent it.
100
What John believes is the setting of the story
What is The Place of the Gods?
100
When the audience knows something a character does not.
What is dramatic irony?
100
tells the thoughts and feelings of one character
What is third person limited?
100
An essay explaining the similarities and differences of two or more topics.
What is compare-contrast?
200
Today's value of $1,000 compared to in the early 1900s.
What is about $11,000?
200
the actual setting og the story
What is New York City?
200
Two movie genres that use dramatic irony to create emotion in a viewer.
What are horror and comedy?
200
Tells the thoughts and feelings of all characters
What is third person omniscient?
200
A repeating image or idea in a story, song, or other type of art
What is a motif?
300
The name of the woman Gillian was in love with.
What is Miss Hayden?
300
John's tribe believes this is precious and magical, mostly because it is hard to find.
What is metal?
300
Suspense, tension, and sometimes humor.
What are the emotions dramatic irony creates?
300
The perspective in One Thousand Dollars
What is third person limited?
300
An object, person, or action that represents more than just itself
What is a symbol?
400
The dramatic irony that Miss Laurerie provides.
What is calling Gillian "it"?
400
The reason John pursues the Place of the Gods
What is he wanted knowledge?
400
One effect that dramatic irony can have on an audience
What is surprise or reveal character?
400
The perspective in By the Waters of Babylon
What is first person?
400
A story where almost everything is a symbol
What is an allegory?
500
The dramatic irony that Gillian provides after he gives Miss Hayden his money.
What is write a letter explaining how he spends the money?
500
The UBTREAS building in real life
What is the Sub Treasury building?
500
The three types of irony.
What are situational, dramatic, and verbal?
500
When a character reveals his or her own ignorance, usually to a fault
What is naive first person?
500
Giving an author credit for using his or her work in your own writing
What is a citation?
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