Bell Ringers
The Crucible
The Great Gatsby
Literary Devices
Dramatic Elements
100

Correct this: 

there is two copies of king of the wind, a good book, on the shelf (6 corrections)

100

Why does Elizabeth Proctor fire Abigail Williams?

The young girl had an affair with Elizabeth's husband while she was their housekeeper and nanny.

100

This author lived in St. Paul, Minnesota, wrote both short stories and novels, and eventually died of a heart attack.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

100

When John Proctor called Reverend Hale "Pontius Pilate" he is using . . . 

an allusion

100

What is a stage direction?

Instructions for the actors of a play so that they understand what they are to do to make the production "real".

200

Complete this:

rural:soil::urban:

a. prairie

b. bus

c. store

d. pavement

200

What is the significance of Reverend Hale quizzing John Proctor about his commandments?

He cannot remember the one that he has broken.

200

What was the time frame referred as?

The Jazz Age; the Flapper Age; the Roaring 20s

200

Select a color and describe how it symbolizes a specific character in The Great Gatsby

Answers will vary.

200

What is a drama?

A production that tells a story through dialogue - like a play!

300

Combine these:

  1. colonial soldiers wore camouflaged clothing
  2. British soldiers word bright red uniforms
  3. during the American Revolution

During the American Revolution, the colonial soldiers wore clothing that camouflaged them, unlike the British soldiers who wore bright red uniforms.

300
What is the conflict of this play?

person vs. society

300

The only character that knew the entire truth about all the complexities of the relationships in the story is . . .

Nick Carraway

300

Hale describes "theology is a fortress," to Proctor. This is known as a . . . 

metaphor

300

What is the cast?

a list of characters in a play

400

Nouns: Singular, Plural or Possessive

Determine each type of noun in the following sentence: The child's toy was lost, but the children's parents found the dogs' leash in the park's bushes.

400

What kind of government does Salem have in The Crucible? Describe why this is important.

Theocracy - it pitted citizens against each other, some accused others of being witches even when the accuser knew the accused was not. 

400

Distinguish the difference between Klipspringer and Owl Eyes.

Owl Eyes is the one that was in the library at one of Gatsby's parties; he is also the only one besides Nick and Mr. Gatz that attended Gatsby's funeral.

Klipspringer is the "boarder" - the one that often has no where else to go, so he stays with Gatsby. He is found doing "liver exercises" in one of Gatsby's rooms while Daisy visits for the first time.

400
"What weighty work we do," is an example of . . . 

alliteration

400

What gives a preview of what the story or scene is about?

prologue

500

Pronouns and antecedents

Clarify the correct form of the pronoun for the antecedent given: Mary submitted the project because (she, they) had worked hard.

500

Why was the play considered satirical?

It made fun of the political hysteria relating to the HUAC trials.

500

What are the conflicts within the story?

man vs. himself - Gatsby putting Daisy on a pedestal in his mind, creating a situation no one could attain

man vs. man - Tom against Gatsby; Tom against George; George against Gatsby, etc.

man vs. society - Gatsby trying to maintain society's expectations of being wealthy to be accepted

500

"In his blue gardens men and girls came and went like moths among the whisperings and the champagne and the stars," is an example of 

Simile

500

A remark to be heard by the audience, but not the other actors in a play.

aside

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