The Call of the Wild
Watership Down
Literary Terms
Name that Character
Random
100
Who is the author of The Call of the Wild?
Jack London
100
Who is the author of Watership Down?
Richard Adams
100
The attribution of human characteristics to non-humans
Personification
100
A rabbit who has premonitions about bad things to come
Fiver
100
Where does The Call of the Wild take place?
The Klondike
200
Who did Buck live with before he was lost by Manuel?
Judge Miller
200
What is the name of the rabbit language?
Lapine
200
The author's attitude towards his or her writing
Tone
200
Buck's rival who is eventually defeated
Spitz
200
Name all 6 parts of SOAPSTone.
Subject, occasion, audience, purpose, speaker, tone
300
Name Buck's owners in order. (You must include the names of all of the owners if it is a group of people)
Judge Miller; Francois and Perrault; Hal, Charles, and Mercedes; John Thornton
300
Name four rabbits who left the original warren and are on the journey.
Answers will vary.
300
A reference to another literary work within a piece of literature
Allusion
300
A rabbit who is good at telling stories to distract the others
Dandelion
300
Explain the difference between abstract and concrete words.
Concrete - Things you can actually touch Abstract - Ideas which you cannot touch
400
What law does Buck learn after he is beaten by the man in the red sweater?
The Law of Club and Fang
400
What is the word for the group of leaders in a rabbit society?
Owsla
400
The reader's emotion while reading a text
Mood
400
Owners respected by Buck for their fairness
Francois and Perrault
400
Name three different archetypes.
Hero, outcast, ally, guardian (any 3)
500
Name 5 different dogs in Call of the Wild.
Answers will vary
500
What is the name of the rabbit who made the world in the myth of El-ahrairah?
Frith
500
The attribution of animal characteristics to humans
Reverse anthropomorphism
500
A young boy who receives the dreams of a society without independent thought
Jonas
500
Name another word for word choice.
Diction
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