Great Gatsby
Harlem Happenings (and Research)
Which Witch
Varied Vocab
Faulty Fallacies
100

this is what the green light at the end of Daisy's dock and the entirety of the novel symbolizes

What is the American Dream?

100

a movement during the 1920's full of a revival of jazz, culture, and the arts for African Americans

What is the Harlem Renaissance?

100

This is the man who is the protagonist of The Crucible who feels guilt and redeems himself

Who is John Proctor?

100

what is a revival of arts under the influence of a cultural group?

What is a renaissance?
100

this fallacy attacks the person instead of arguing with facts 

What is ad hominem?

200

This person shoots Gatsby

Who is George?

200

these were the laws that caused issues for African Americans and forced a lot of them migrate to Harlem 

What are the Jim Crow Laws?
200

This is the girl who tries to speak out against Abigail's lies, and she is the servant of John and Elizabeth

Who is Mary Warren?

200

this type of satire is meant to poke fun and laugh at yourself 

What is Horatian satire?

200
this fallacy uses pity or sadness to argue instead of using facts

What is ad misericordiam?

300

This person states at the end of the novel, "So we beat on, boats against the current, born back ceaselessly into the past." 

Who is Nick?
300
this is the historical figure who was attributed with being the leader of the movement -- he wrote poetry that we read 

Who is Langston Hughes?

300

This is the name of the man who is mainly in charge of all of the court proceedings who is stern 

Who is Danforth?

300

this type of satire is meant to be cruel and bitter to get its point across

What is Juvenalian satire?

300

this fallacy involves arguing by changing the subject 

What is Red Herring?

400

This is what the eyes of Doctor T. J. Eckleburg represent for George

What are the eyes of God?

400

this is the source that you should use when citing your sources for research

What is Purdue Owl?

400

This is the sin that John did not want to reveal to the court 

What is adultery / lechery?

400
these are emotionally provoking words used in biases

What are slanters?

400

this fallacy argues that it is correct because everyone else is doing it/believes it

What is ad populum?

500

this is the person who ran over Myrtle and was the cause for Gatsby's obsession

Who is Daisy?

500

this is a list of citations (like a works cited page) that has a paragraph summary listed below each source

What is an annotated bibliography?

500
this is the historical context of The Crucible -- the event happened during the time of the story 
What is the Salem Witch Trials?
500

this is a repeated image, idea, etc. that is referenced throughout a work that has a deeper meaning

What is a motif?

500

this fallacy argues with fear to scare the audience into agreeing

What is ad baculum?

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