Frankenstein Deaths
Holocaust
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Grammar Stuff
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100

William Frankenstein

Killed by The Creature outside of the woods

100

Jesse Owens

Won multiple gold medals in the 1936 Olympics

100

Who were the athletes supposed to salute

Adolf Hitler

100

A what contains a subject, a verb, and a complete thought

Independent Clause

100

Frankenstein is the name of the creature

False

200

Justine Moritz

Executed because she was blamed for murdering William

200

Vladek Spiegelman

Forced to give up his grandparents or be taken himself

200

Where did Helena Mayer move after being kicked out

California

200

 A what contains a subject and a verb, but it does not contain a complete thought

Dependant Clause

200

The night the Nazis smashed and trashed the windows of every Jewish business is called what

(You don't have to say it correct as long as you get close)

Kristallnacht

300

Henry Clerval

Killed by The Creature in Scotland after Victor broke his promise

300

Hitler is portrayed as what

Fatherly, Kind, and Admired

300

Where did Jesse Owens go to school before the Olympics

Ohio State University

300

What is a word group that does not contain its own subject or verb

Phrase

300

What year was Jesse Owens finally recognized by his country

1976

400

Elizabeth Lavenza

Killed on her wedding night

400

Elie Wiesel

Survived Holocaust and wrote Night, and Nobel prize 

400

Why did Vladeks father cross "to the bad side"

He wanted to be with his daughter

400

If you put an AAAWWUBBIS in front of a sentence, the sentence becomes a what clause

Dependant

400

Which European city does the Frankenstein family call home

Geneva

500

Victor Frankenstein

Dies of exhaustion from following The Creature

500

Helene Mayer

Kicked out of fencing club for being Jewish

500

According to Elie, for whom was the Kaddish being recited

The reciters themselves, who believed they were about to die

500

If you leave a dependent clause or a phrase by itself, you create a what

Sentance Fragment

500

Correct or Incorrect

I went to the store to buy some groceries; however, they were out of milk, eggs, and bread, so I had to go to another store.

Correct

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