Figurative Language
Grammar
Gatsby
Born a Crime
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100

What is a simile?

Bonus: Write an example.

Answer: A comparison using like or as.

Bonus: Answers will vary

100

Correct the sentence.

Robert downey jr.

Answer: Robert Downey Jr.

100

Who is Gatsby obsessed with?

Answer: Daisy 

100

Why is it called Born a Crime?

Answer: It was illegal for Trevor's parents to have a relationship. Trevor is proof of their "crime"

100

When is your final?

Answer: Monday!!! You Got This!!!

200

What is a metaphor?

Bonus: Write an example.

Answer: Comparison not using like or as.

Bonus: Answers will vary.

200

What is an appositive?

Bonus: Write an example.

Answer: a noun, pronoun, or noun phrase that sits next to another noun to rename, describe, or explain it in a different way.

Bonus: Answers will vary.

200

What illegal activities did Gatsby participate in?

Answer: Stolen/counterfeit bonds and distributing alcohol  

200

What did Abel do at the end of the story?

Bonus: What was the consequence of his actions?

Answer: Shot Patricia in the back of the head.

Bonus: Plead guilty and was released immediately.

200

Fix the sentence: 

The CEO, the highest-ranking executive in a company, signed the document with his signature at 8:00 AM in the morning.

Answer: The CEO, the highest-ranking executive in a company, signed the document at 8:00 AM.

OR

The CEO, the highest-ranking executive in a company, signed the document at 8:00 in the morning.

300

What is an epithet?

Bonus: Write an example.

Answer: a descriptive word, nickname, or phrase that is firmly associated with a person, place, or thing, and is often used in place of their actual name to highlight a specific, defining quality.

Bonus: Answers will vary.

300

What is parallel structure?

Bonus: Write an example.

Answer: the repetition (list or series) of the same grammatical pattern to balance words, phrases, or clauses.

Bonus: Answers will very.

300

Where did Gatsby die?

Answer: In his pool.

300

What does apartheid mean?

Answer: Apartness 

300

True or False: You can combine two independent clauses with a coordinating conjunction (FANBOYS).

Answer: False. You need both a comma and a coordinating conjunction (FANBOYS).

400

What is an example of alliteration?

Bonus: Write an example.

Answer: the repetition of the same initial sounds—usually consonant sounds—in a series of words that are close together.

Bonus: Answers will vary.

400

What is an independent clause?

What is a dependent clause?

Answer: Independent clause: a group of words that contains a subject, a verb, and expresses a complete thought (complete sentence).

Dependent clause: a group of words that contains a subject and a verb but cannot stand alone as a complete sentence (not a complete thought/sentence).

400

True or False: The green light is on Gatsby's dock.

Answer: False. It is on the Buchanan's dock. 

400

What did Patricia do when she thought they were going to be killed by the driver?

Answer: Patricia threw Trevor out of the car. She jumped out after.

400

Did you participate in any spirit day this week?

If no, explain why.

Answer: Yes! Must be telling the truth.

500

What is personification?

Bonus: Write an example.

Answer: non-human things—such as objects, animals, or abstract concepts—are given human traits, emotions, or actions.

Bonus: Answers will vary.

500

Write a sentence that starts with a dependent clause and ends with an independent clause.

Write a sentence that starts with a independent clause and ends with a dependent clause.

Write a sentence with two independent clauses.

Answer:

Dependent / Comma / Independent

Independent / Dependent 

comma and coordinating conjunction (FANBOYS) or semicolon (can separate with a period)

500

Why did Myrtle run out into the street? Be specific.

Answer: She thought it was Tom because he was driving that car earlier.

500

Why did Trevor and his friends not see an issue with chanting "Go Hitler"?

Answer: Not everyone in South Africa was fully informed on who Hitler was. 

500

What is/are the name(s) of our class pet(s)?

Kike and Clutch

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