Literary Terms
A struggle between two opposing forces
Conflict
The son of Odysseus
Telemachus
The author of Romeo and Juliet
William Shakespeare
Short, catchy tunes
Jimgle
The author of animal farm and his/her pseudonym
Eric Blair (George Orwell)
A comparison of two unlike objects using like or as
Simile
The amount of years which Calypso held Odysseus captive
The two families that which feuded with each other in the play
Capulets and Montagues
Repetition
The name of the animal that worked the hardest
A Narrative hook that marks the beginning and adds complications or twists
Rising action
Described as incorrigible and nostalgic
Odysseus
Where does the play take place
Verona, Italy
The speaker presents themselves as the average person to understand the audience
Plain Folks
Who was Napoleon's food tester
Pinkeye
Two elements that describe a character that goes through change and has many traits and personalities
Dynamic and round
The only one to truly recognize Odysseus once he had returned home
Eurynome
Who said the following quote "Come forth thy fearful man... Thou art wedded to calamity."
Friar Lawrence
A cognitive bias and a technique to promote an author's ideas
Name calling
What was the name of the animal's song that Old Major taught them
"Beasts of England"
All different types of points of view
First, third, and third omniscient
What was the test of the bow
You had to string Odysseus's bow and shoot the arrow through 12 axe heads
Three themes from Romeo and Juliet
1.) Innocence, virtue, and beauty can be destroyed
2.) Tragedy can be caused by old people's rage carried over to a younger generation
3.) Finding peace in a time of grief
4.) Good vs. evil
5.) Fate controlling life
A technique that seeks to manipulate audience perception of an issue by emphasizing one side and repressing another
Card stacking
What was the farmhouse originally used for once the men had been driven out