Quotes
Name that Book
Who Said It?
Literary Terms
Name that Author
100
His limbs were in proportion, and I had selected his feature as beautiful. Beautiful!--Great God!
What is Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
100
An example of Romanticism
What is Frankenstein
100
"Be you content, fair maid. It is the law, not I, condemn your brother"
Who is Angelo
100
Typically results in marriages.
What is a comedy
100
She is Canadian.
Who is Adele Wiseman
200
And 'twere the cheaper way. Better it were a brother died once than that a sister by redeeming him should die for ever.
What is Measure For Measure by William Shakespeare
200
Written in the 20th century.
What is Crackpot
200
"It is well. I go; but remember, I shall be with you on your wedding night."
What is the monster
200
An indirect reference to another work of literature.
What is an allusion
200
Many of her children died.
Who is Mary Shelley
300
"You're a nice boy," she kept telling him, after those tender and loathsome encounters
What is Crackpot by Adele Wiseman
300
It has been read as a "problem"
What is Measure For Measure
300
"Sorrow not, wise one! It is always better to avenge one's friend than to mourn overmuch."
Who is Beowulf
300
A long, fictional narrative in prose.
What is a novel
300
Wrote plays during the English Renaissance.
Who is William Shakespeare
400
The wise prince rode in full array; footsoldiers marched with shields at the ready.
What is Beowulf by Anonymous
400
Luizza translated it.
What is Beowulf
400
"I mean not your whole name, just a name to call you by. It's more personal, like. Don't worry, I don't want to know your secrets."
Who is Hoda
400
A comparison between something real and something imaginary.
What is imagery
400
Born in the 20th century.
Who is Adele Wiseman
500
It squawked. The lump was alive.
What is Crackpot by Adele Wiseman
500
It is in 43 parts.
What is Beowulf
500
"The sack is dead. I have to go bury her."
Who is Uncle Nate
500
two-part word used to express poetic comparison.
What is a kenning
500
Child of William Godwin and Mary Wollstonecraft.
Who is Mary Shelley
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