Review
What is a Metaphor?
What is a comparison between two things, majority of the time it does not use like or as in its comparison?
This poem’s speaker recalls being called “Lady Jordan” for her skills on the court, defying gender expectations and stereotypes.
What is Lady Jordan by Denice Frohman?
This character is known for being vacant and empty of personality. This character does not think for themselves and pretends to be happy.
Who is Mildred Montag?
These two inventions used in the novel are real inventions we now use constantly in society.
What are seashells and wall parlors?
Ishmael is first separated from his family during an attack on this village.
What is Mattru Jong?
An author uses this to hint at future events.
What is foreshadowing?
In ON THE OTHER SIDE OF SHAME, Alok Vaid-Menon celebrates _________ to resist societal shame.
What is body hair?
"Light flickered on bits of ruby glass and on sensitive capillary hairs in the nylon-brushed nostrils of the creature that quivered gently, gently, gently,".
What is this excerpt describing?
What is the Mechanical Hound?
Ms. K used this medication as an example of how society has evolved similarly to many of Ray Bradbury's predictions.
What is Narcan, the at-home overdose medication?
This object represents Ishmael's lost childhood and connection to his pre-war life.
What is his cassette tape or rap music?
This are the 5 story elements needed to correctly write any story?
What is Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution?
In understory, Craig Santos Perez writes to his daughter. What does he say they must carry, “no matter how far from home the storms take your canoe”?
What are our stories or our cultural memory?
The following themes show up in Fahrenheit 451 except: Censorship, Human Consequences, The Power of Knowledge, and The Dangers of Technology
What is Human Consequences?
This means a book has not been banned, however, there have been certain groups that have raised concerns. This means a book has been...?
What is challenged?
This organization helps rehabilitate Ishmael and paves the way for his new life in the United States.
What is UNICEF?
A speaker shares a personal experience and uses emotionally charged language to evoke empathy from the audience. Which persuasive appeal is primarily at work? (2 acceptable answers)
What is pathos or anecdote?
In Yard by Caleb Femi, finish this line: all the [houses] I have lived in sit in my ________
What is ribcage?
Clarisse makes the statement that she is 17 and crazy, which could mean?
What is "Clarisse is aware of her nonconformity in a conformist society." / Clarisse knows she is different than everyone else.
This skill was lacking within Fahrenheit which caused people like Mildred to not be able to think for themselves.
Ishmael is told this powerful phrase during rehab: “It’s not your fault.” Who says it?
Who is Esther?
This type of language is used in digital texts like advertisements, PSAs, and podcasts to directly instruct, command, or urge the audience to take action—often beginning with verbs like “join,” “listen,” or “don’t wait.”
What is imperative language?
In Who Will Tell Them? By Michael Simms, what is the main topic?
What is global warming / the death of species
This literary devices used the in novel puts more effort into making a scene come alive, have more color, and feel.
Example: "The books were burning like the autumn leaves that are now in their last, full blaze of color before they are swept away by the first cold wind"
What is Imagery?
This moment in history (1950s) happened when a man named Joseph McCarty started accusing everyone in Congress and government power of being communist.
What is Mccarthyism or The Red Scare?
Kyung Seok Park refuses to wait any longer for the rights of _________ (a group)to be fully recognized in _______ (a country). (You need both)
People with disabilities / South Korea