Narratives
Mystery & Suspense
Rhetorical Devices
Reading
Summer School Trivia
100

A person in a story

What is a character?

100

The threat of conflict

What is tension?

100

A comparison using the words "like" or "as"

What is simile?

100

Facts used by an author to prove his claims

What is evidence?

100

7:00 am

What time does class start?

200
The progression of events in a story

What is plot?

200

Man vs. Man, Man vs. Nature, Man vs. Himself

What is conflict?

200

Who doesn't love a good dog story?

What is rhetorical question?

200

Place in an essay where the thesis statement should be found

What is the introduction?

200

July 7th

What is the last day of summer school?

300

Time, place, season, weather

What is setting?

300

The feeling of anxious uncertainty.

What is suspense?

300

The lightning danced across the sky.

What is personification?

300

First sentence of a body paragraph

What is the topic sentence?

300

Mr. Bess

Who is the summer school principal?

400

The purpose or lesson in a story

What is theme?

400

When events end differently than expected

What is irony?

400

I'm so hungry I could eat a horse.

What is hyperbole?

400

Author's attitude about his subject

What is Point of View or Tone?

400

17

What are the number of days in summer school?

500

Words and phrases that appeal to taste, sight, touch, sound, or smell

What is sensory language?
500

The end of suspense

What is the climax?

500

"I came.  I saw.  I conquered."

What is parallelism?

500

Topic sentence + claims + evidence + conclusion =

What is a paragraph?

500

Stephen King

Who is Mrs. Copeland's favorite author?

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