He knew he would become a ________ if anyone saw him in the police car.
a.Pariah
b.Ensue
c. aloof
100
abab
What is the rhyme scheme in this poem?
There once was a big brown cat
That liked to eat a lot of mice.
He got all round and fat
Because they tasted so nice.
100
Brakes
Use the brakes/breaks of the car
200
Rego Park, New York
What is the setting of Maus?
200
It shifts through out the book, but mainly it is first person of Artie being the narrative
What point of view is this written in?
200
c. zaftig
Having a full, shapely figure
a.conjecture
b. gratis
c.zaftig
200
The title
What is the first thing you look at in a poem?
200
they're
Their/they're going to the party tonight.
300
Anja is Vladek's wife who committed suicide.
Who is Anja Speigelman and how did she die?
300
english. He gets clothes, food, and things for Mandelbaum.
What does Vladek teach the Kapo? What does he get as an award?
300
a. noun
What is foray?
a.noun
b. adjective
c.veb
300
Religion and science (fire and ice)
In "Fire and Ice" by Robert Frost, what is the juxtaposition?
300
too
He uses to/too much emotion!
400
The tone varies, but in all it is very gloomy and dark.
What is the tone of this graphic novel?
400
He feels like he has to compete with his "ghost brother" and that he will never be good enough.
How does Artie feel about Richieu?
400
c.a public declaration or policies or intentions
What is manifesto?
a.offspring, children
b. the most typical, ideal
c. a public declaration or policies or intentions
400
device use to represent an idea
What is an allegory?
400
Effect
He effected/affected her by making her always happy.
500
To speak the unspeakable. To show what could not be described in words.
Why did Spiegelman portray his father’s story as a comic strip?
500
He uses a shirt with out lice on it.
How does Vladek organize so that he and his French friend were always able to get soup?
500
c. tantamount
To the professor, using notes during the test is _________ to cheating
a.stricture
b. rigorous
c. tantamount
500
Antagonist: A character or force against which another character struggles (bad guy)
Protagonist: The main character (good guy)