Night
Literary Terms
Hard Won Freedom
Irrelevant
Antigone/Greek Tragedy 1
Antigone/Greek Tragedy 2
Ethos, Logos,
Pathos, Kairos
Pathos, Kairos
100
What is the name of the town that Elie grew up in?
a. Budapest
b. Berlin
c. Sighet
c. Sighet
100
Literary Terms: The character, force, or thing in opposition to the main character:
a. Protagonist
b. Antagonist
c. Allusion
d. Dramatic Irony
e. Setting
b. Antagonist
100
In Japanese Internment, Japanese Americans were interned as a result of what major event?
a. Germany invading Poland
b. Pearl Harbor
c. The Start of WWII
b. The death of FDR
b. Pearl Harbor
100
Heads or tails
Heads
100
Who is the author of Oedipus and Antigone?
a. Socrates
b. Euripides
c. Sophocles
c. Sophocles
100
Creon accuses Tiresias, the blind prophet, of something. What is it?
a. Bribery
b. Stubbornness
c. Adultry
a. Bribery
100
This persuasive technique appeals to logic and reasoning; often includes numbers, and is the most reliable technique.
Ethos Logos Pathos Kairos
Logos
200
Before the community was deported from the ghetto, the attitude of the "Jewish Community" in Sighet was:
a. Optimistic
b. Pessimistic
c. Terror
A. Optimistic
200
Literary Term: The conflict is resolved.
a. Exposition
b. Rising Action
c. Climax
d. Falling Action
e. Resolution
e. Resolution
200
In Letter from Birmingham Jail, What is civil disobedience?
a. the protection of persecuted minority groups
b. the purposeful breaking of an unjust law in a peaceful manner
c. a method of protest invented by the civil rights movement
b. the purposeful breaking of an unjust law in a peaceful manner
200
What kind of car is this?
Volkswagon Beetle
200
Give a detail about the character Haemon.
*Son of Creon
*Not a fan of Creon
*Engaged to Antigone
*Kills himself
200
True/False: Antigone is afraid of death.
False
She believes she will die with honor.
200
This persuasive technique appeals to ethics; might include credibility, professionalism, and proper grammar.
Ethos Logos Pathos Kairos
Ethos
300
What is the name of the man who was Elie's "mentor" in his hometown?
Moishe the Beadle
300
Literary Term: A plot device that creates situations in which the audience knows more about the situations, before the leading characters or actors do:
a. Protagonist
b. Antagonist
c. Allusion
d. Dramatic Irony
e. Setting
d. Dramatic Irony
300
In Japanese Internment, True/False: The internment of people of Japanese ancestry during WWII is generally considered to have been unconstitutional.
True
300
What is this
It's a chug jug
300
Which Greek god was being celebrated during the Tragic Festivals and the entirety of theatre?
a. Persephone
b. Zeus
c. Aphrodite
d. Dionysus
d. Dionysus
300
Characters:
The king who accidentally married his mother
a. Oedipus
b. Eteocles
c. Polyneices
d. Creon
a. Oedipus
300
This persuasive technique appeals to sympathy, is all about emotions, and often includes personal stories.
Ethos Logos Pathos Kairos
Pathos
400
Who wrote Night?
Elie Wiesel
400
Literary Term: The events that occur after the climax as the reader's interest is less intense:
a. Exposition
b. Rising Action
c. Climax
d. Falling Action
e. Resolution
d. Falling Action
400
In Letter from Birmingham Jail, why did the author write this letter?
a. To keep himself busy in jail
b. To consider what he had done to end up in jail
c. To respond to the criticism of his fellow clergymen
d. For fun
c. To respond to the criticism of his fellow clergymen
400
What is the plural of syllabus?
Syllabi
400
Characters:
The wife of Creon, and the Queen of Thebes
a. Eteocles
b. Ismene
c. Eurydice
d. Jocasta
Eurydice
400
Give two details about the character Creon.
*King of Thebes
*Stubborn
*Uncle of Antigone
*Married to Eurydice
*Doesn't die in the end.
400
This persuasive technique appeals to timing and opportunity.
Ethos Logos Pathos Kairos
Kairos
500
What two items does Shlomo, Elie's dad, give Elie when he thinks he is going to die?
A knife and a spoon
500
Literary Term: The interesting events that build to the climax of a story:
a. Exposition
b. Rising Action
c. Climax
d. Falling Action
e. Resolution
b. Rising Action
500
In Letter from Birmingham Jail, the reader can conclude that the writer
a. Wanted to be granted a pardon from the jail he was in
b. Desired a violent protest to accelerate the demands of the oppressed
c. Accepted that his actions would be punished
c. Accepted that his actions would be punished
500
power house?
Mitochondria
500
Characters:
The leader of the chorus, the voice of reason for the king.
a. Antigone
b. Sentry
c. Choragus
d. Tiresias
c. Choragus
500
What does Haemon beg his father, Creon, to do?
a. To kill Antigone and Ismene
b. To not be so rigid and listen to reason
c. To let Haemon bury Polyneices
d. To hit the sickest griddy he's ever seen
b. To not be so rigid and listen to reason
500
Which of the persuasive appeals is being used here?
"As a doctor, I am qualified to tell you that this course of treatment will likely generate the best results."
Ethos Logos Pathos Kairos
Ethos
Ethos = Ethics
Showing credibility is an example of ethos!
600
Madame Schachter had visions of:
Fire
600
Literary Term: A reference to a person, event, or thing or to a part of another text; a reference the author expects reader to recognize:
a. Protagonist
b. Antagonist
c. Allusion
d. Dramatic Irony
e. Setting
c. Allusion
600
The speaker of the poem "Freedom" says that "Freedom will not come" through...
a. Frustration and tears
b. Compromise and fear
c. Violence and anger
d. Protest and murder
b. Compromise and fear
600
What is my favorite ice cream flavor? (base, not ingredients)
Strawberry
600
True/False: Eurydice, the queen of Thebes, kills herself when she discovers that Polyneices is dead.
False
It was when she discovered Haemon was dead.
600
One character had to bring the news of Polyneices's burial to the king. Who was that character?
Sentry
600
Which of the persuasive appeals is being used here?
"Supplies are running low--act now!"
Ethos Logos Pathos Kairos
Kairos
Kairos = Timing
700
In the camp of Buna, who is in charge of the selection process?
a. Franek
b. Dr. Mengele
c. Idek
d. Akiba Drumer
b. Dr. Mengele
700
Literary Terms: The central character of a story
a. Protagonist
b. Antagonist
c. Allusion
d. Dramatic Irony
e. Setting
a. Protagonist
700
Who wrote "Letter from Birmingham Jail?"
Martin Luther King Jr.
700
What's this?
It's lapis lazuli
700
What is Creon's punishment for killing Antigone?
a. Being struck by lightning
b. Being killed
c. Living with the death of his wife and son
d. He has to kill his son
e. He marries his mother
c. Living with the death of his wife and son
700
Who does Antigone blame for her fate?
a. Herself
b. The government
c. Oedipus
c. Oedipus
700
Which of the persuasive appeals is being used here?
"There is no price that can be placed on peace of mind."
Ethos Logos Pathos Kairos
Pathos
Pathos = Emotion
800
When they go through selection, Elie is 15, and his father is 50. What ages do they actually say they are?
18 and 40.
800
Literary Term: The point of highest interest in the story
c. Climax
800
Who wrote the poems "I, Too" and "Freedom" during the Harlem Renaissance?
Langston Hughes
800
What Pokemon is this?
Torterra
800
The moral of Antigone, as said by the Choragus, is that what will always be punished?
Big Words
800
Give 2 of the 3 aspects about what makes a Tragic Hero.
*Superior/dignified/rich character
*Must have a tragic flaw
*Must cause their own downfall
800
Which of the persuasive appeals is being used here?
"More than 100 studies have been conducted over the past decade, and none of them suggests that this is an effective treatment for hair loss."
Ethos Logos Pathos Kairos
Logos
Logos = Logic
If you see numbers at all, it's likely going to be logos!