Literary terms
Vocabulary
English speaking world
English speaking capitals
English and American food
100

This is the main character in a story, often facing conflict.

What is a protagonist?

100

This is a synonym for "happy" that starts with the letter "J."

What is joyful?

100

This country has the largest number of native English speakers in the world.

What is the United States?

100

The capital of the United Kingdom and home to Big Ben.

What is London?

100

This American staple, often grilled and served on a bun, is frequently paired with ketchup, mustard, and relish.

What is a hot dog?

200

The atmosphere or emotional setting created by a piece of writing is called this.

What is mood?

200

A word that means the opposite of "increase."

What is decrease?

200

This Caribbean island nation considers English its official language and is famous for reggae music.

What is Jamaica?

200

This city is the capital of Australia, not Sydney or Melbourne.

What is Canberra?

200

This English dessert, traditionally served during Christmas, is made with dried fruits and suet, then steamed.

What is Christmas pudding?

300

The perspective from which a story is told, such as first-person or third-person.

What is point of view?

300

This word means "to formally give up power or a position."

What is abdicate?

300

This African country, once colonized by the British, lists English as one of its 11 official languages.

What is South Africa?

300

This North American capital is located in Ontario and is often mistaken for the largest city in the country.

What is Ottawa?

300

Originating in the Southern United States, this fried breaded dish is typically made from okra, chicken, or catfish.

What is fried chicken?

400

This is a struggle between opposing forces in a story, such as man vs. nature.

What is conflict?

400

This is a word for something that is understood but not stated outright.

What is implicit?

400

This Asian city-state was a British colony until 1963 and still uses English as one of its four official languages.

What is Singapore?

400

This city is the capital of Ireland and home to Trinity College and the Book of Kells.

What is Dublin?

400

This English dish is a baked pie filled with diced lamb or beef, carrots, and peas, topped with mashed potatoes.

What is shepherd’s pie?

500

The central idea, message, or moral of a story.

What is theme?

500

This word means "to criticize harshly or express strong disapproval."

What is censure?

500

This Oceania nation, known for its kiwi bird and rugby, lists English as its de facto official language.

What is New Zealand?

500

This African capital is located on the Zambezi River and is the seat of government for Zambia.

What is Lusaka?

500

Known as a breakfast favorite in the USA, this dish features sliced bread dipped in an egg mixture and fried until golden brown.

What is French toast?

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