Fahrenheit 451
The main character
Who is Guy Montag?
Header, heading, Times New Roman, 12 point font, double spaced, in-text citations, works cited
What is MLA format?
Trevor Noah
Who is the author/main character of Born a Crime?
The main character of the Odyssey.
Who is Odysseus?
Comparing two things without using like or as
What is a metaphor?
The government's way to keep people "happy" and controllable
What is burning books? / What is technology?
The paragraphs that contain evidence and explanations
What are main body paragraphs?
A woman who risked her life to raise a mixed-race child
Who is Patricia?
The wicked temptress who holds the main character hostage for 7 years
Who is Calypso?
Personification
What is giving human characteristics to none humans?
The author of Fahrenheit 451
Who is Ray Bradburry?
The opposition's opinion AND the reason why their opinion is wrong
What is the counterclaim and rebuttal?
The segregation of four different racial groups in South Africa in the late 1900s
What is Apartheid?
The author of the Odyssey
Who was Homer?
Hyperbole
What is exaggeration in literature?
The 17 year-old girl who appreciates the finer things of life.
Who is Clarisse McClellan?
The indent required on an MLA Works Cited page in which all lines of a section are indented except for the first.
What is a hanging indent?
The cities Johannesburg, Soweto, and Alexandra in the country of South Africa
Where did Trevor Noah live? / Where does Born a Crime take place?
Daily Double
The blind seer (prophet) from Thebes whose soul wanders in the Land of the Dead
A common expression in which each individual word means something entirely different than the phrase as a whole.
What is an idiom?
The rebels' way to continue intelligent life after the atomic bombing
What is book memorization?
Three rhetorical appeals/techniques used in persuasive essays or speeches.
What are Ethos, Pathos, and Logos?
Education and resources are extremely important for ending poverty and reaching success.
What is the theme of Born a Crime?
Common characters that appear in stories across time and cultures
What is an archetype?
Stating something harsh in a way that is less offensive.
What is Euphemism?