Oedipus Wrecked
So Epic
Cultural Differences
Reading Review
Writing
100
What Greek tragedy was supposed to convey
pity and fear
100
Athena stopping Achilles from killing Agamemnon is this epic trait
divine assistance
100
The area between the Tigris/Euphrates
The fertile crescent/ mesopotamia
100
The protagonist of Night
Elie Wiesel
100
The first sentence of your essay, meant to make your reader interested in your paper
hook
200
The role of the chorus
To represent the city/ general public
200
Both Achilles' and Gilgamesh's divine parentage
Supernatural powers
200
Judaism, Islam, and Christianity are all considered
Abrahamic religions
200
The setting of Persepolis
Islamic Revolution: Iran
200
The order of the MLA header
your name, my name, class, date
300
An example of dramatic irony in the play
varies
300
The story-structure of an epic
the hero's journey
300
Socrates was put on trial for
corrupting the youth
300
Adichie's central claim in "The Dangers of a SIngle Story"
when we rely on stereotypes, we don't see the whole story
300
The three central appeals in argumentation
ethos, pathos, and logos
400
The only family member left standing after all three plays
Creon
400
Two texts we've read that qualify as an epic
Iliad, Gilgamesh
400
The twin flood stories in the Hebrew Bible and in Gilgamesh suggest
the event happened in real life
400
One way Katherine Kressman Taylor created meaning through graphic elements
post mark, dates, letter head, etc.
400
The 5 Cs of conclusion writing
conclude, concern, close the loop, clarify, consequences
500
How the story is considered a self-fulfilling prophecy
varies
500
3 steps of the hero's journey
500
The Death of Enkidu highlights the Sumerian belief that
there is nothing after you die
500
What prompted King to write "Letter from Birmingham Jail"
being arrested, a letter from the Clergy
500
When all of your body paragraphs support your thesis or central claim
Line of reasoning