Characters
Literary Terms
Plot
Themes
Dialogue
100

Her addiction to gambling led to her eviction and joblessness.

Who is Lelah?

100

A symbol from "Mirror Image" and what it represents

What is sunglasses, mirror, eyes, chocolate cake, etc. 

100

The team that wins the game in "Reindeer Games"

Who is Wellpinit or the other team?

100

Definition of theme.

What is lesson, or message, or true thing the author is communicating throughout the story?

100

What Alice's father always said.

"The eyes are the mirror to the soul."

200

Alice's twin sister

Who is Jenny?

200

How Nemecia is characterized.

What is insecure, manipulative, hurt, etc. 

200

What happened to Alice.

What is she got into an accident and her brain was transplanted into another body?

200

True or False: Identity is the theme of "Mirror Image"

False. It is only the topic. 

200

The Vince Lombardi quote coach liked in "Reindeer Games"

What is "The quality of a man's life is in direct proportion to his commitment to excellence, regardless of his chosen field of endeavor” (A'lexie 9). 

300

The character Junior must play against during tryouts.

Who is Roger?

300

Describe the mood at Junior's basketball game. Include text evidence. 

What is tense, chaotic, etc?

300

How Rainsford was finally able to escape the general.

What is he swam.

300

The theme of "Reindeer Games"

Answers may vary but should include something about confidence, believing in yourself, etc. 

300

He said the words, "who cares how a Jaguar feels?"

Who is Rainsford

400

The foil in "Ambush" and their characteristics which contrast with the protagonist. 

Who is Kiowa? Careless, indifferent, casual, etc.
400

The mood the setting in "Ambush" creates and how.

What is suspenseful, tense? Through the use of fog, darkness and the discomfort of mosquitos, etc. 

400

Why Lelah always played twenty-seven.

What is her daughter and brother were born on that day?

400

The theme of "The Most Dangerous Game."

Answers may vary but should include something about morality or the innate need for survival

400

What purpose does this dialogue serve? What can we learn from it?

"'I’d give you a hand, but we can’t touch none of your stuff,' [the bailiff] said. Lelah used her shoulder to cram the box into the backseat. 'I know you’re thinking, like, if we’re not allowed to touch your stuff, then how are we gonna dump everything at the end.' Lelah did not acknowledge that she’d heard him. She took a step back from her car, checked to see if anything valuable was visible from the windows. 'We hire some guys to come and do that part,' he said. 'Me personally, I’m not touching none of your stuff. I don’t do cleanup'" (Flournoy 2).

Answers may vary but it should include something of the callousness of the situation or Lelah's indifference. 

500

How we know Maria has grown at the end of the story.

What is she recognizes that Nemecia's actions are not about her.

500

Describe a symbol from a story other than "Mirror Image" and what it represents in the story.

The number 27 from "Lelah"; the fog in "Ambush"; food in "Nemecia"; the revolver in "The Most Dangerous Game" etc.

500

What Nemecia revealed as an adult that shocked Maria.

What is Nemecia no longer went to church?

500

The theme of "Lelah." Explain.

Answers may vary but should include something about addiction

500

What Nemecia says that reveals that she is affected by the trauma she experienced and how it reveals her trauma.

Answers may vary. 

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