Oedipus, the King
Cask of Amontillado
Country of the Blind
Miscellaneous
Greek Morphemes
100

This is the reason Oedipus avoided returning to Corinth

What is - he feared fulfilling the prophecy?

100

The narrator and Fortunato walk through this dark, underground place filled with piles of bones

What are catacombs?
100

Nunez gives his consent to an operation that will cause him to lose this ability forever

What is sight or vision?

100

The role that Clarisse has in Montag’s transformation

What is - she sparked his curiosity or caused him to challenge the status quo?

100

This Greek Root means feeling or disease

What is "path"?

200

The Messenger makes this surprising claim about Polybus and Oedipus

What is - they are not biologically related?

200

Despite the falling water and darkness, Fortunato is still concerned about locating this prized type of wine.

What is Amontillado?

200

As he walks toward the operation, Nunez reflects on a great free world beyond the mountains, imagining places like this famous city

What is Bogota?

200

The repetition in "beware: do not read this poem" creates tension and this mood, or feeling for the reader

What is eerie or scary?

200

This greek root means to govern or to rule

What is "arch"?

300

The location where baby Oedipus was found

What is - in the woods on Mount Cithaeron?

300

The bones lying in piles along the walls remind the reader of this inevitable human reality, adding to the story’s grim tone

What is death?

300

Before his last day of sight ends, Nunez shares a final, emotional moment with this character, who is his love and supports him through the pain

Who is Medina-sarote?

300

This greek root means "sun"

What is "helio"?

300

This Greek root means tune, stretch or sound

What is "ton"?

400

The Shepherd who gave the Messenger baby Oedipus was from this household

What is the house of Laius?

400

The fact that Fortunato is unaware of the danger awaiting him, while the narrator clearly is, is an example of this type of irony

What is dramatic irony?

400

For a week before his operation, Nunez spent his time brooding or wandering aimlessly, unable to do this common human activity

What is sleeping?

400

The burning city at the end of Fahrenheit 451 part 3 represents this

What is - a society ruined by ignorance and censorship?

400

This Greek root means inflammation

What is "itis"?
500

The only physical evidence connecting Oedipus to his mysterious past

What is a scar on his ankles?

500

The narrator's careful planning reveals this aspect of his personality

What is cunning or manipulative?

500

Nunez’s reflections on the “immeasurable blue” sky and distant stars highlight this quality of the world he is leaving behind

What is freedom or beauty of the world?

500

Faber and Montag discuss the importance of books in preserving this, which is essential for a healthy society and personal growth

What is - independent thought or intellectual freedom?

500

This greek root means head

What is "cephal"?
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