Frankenstein
What is the name of person that Victor invents in Frankenstein?
The monster
What is a simile?
A part of speech that compares two things by using like or as.
What causes the narrator of the "Tell Tale Heart" to kill the old man?
The old man's eye
What happens to Robert? How does Victor get involved with this situation?
Robert, the best friend of Victor, is killed by the monster, which Victor is framed for.
What is a symbol?
A figure of speech in which a person or thing stands for some idea/abstract concept.
What happens to the winner in "The Lottery"
They are stoned to death.
Who is Elizabeth?
The step sister of Victor, who he eventually marries.
What was your favorite poem, and why?
What makes it so that Omelas is able to be a perfect city?
There is a child that is living in the basement of Omelas suffering, living without a family, clothing, and other necessities.
Where does the monster go after he is rejected by Victor, when he is first created?
Into the woods, where he lives near the cottage of the DeLacey family.
What is the overall theme "Nothing Gold Can Stay"
Nothing Gold can stay is about life, and how nothing stays the same forever in life--everything fades eventually.
How does the narrator of "The Tell Tale Heart" kill the old man? What does he do with the body?
At the end of Frankenstein, the monster makes a proclamation to Captain Walton on the ice. What does he say?
He regrets his actions to Victor, and he too wishes to die now that his creator is dead.
What is the poem "I, Too" about?
The poem is about the oppression of black people in America, and the patriotism that comes with being an American, which comes at the cost of individual identity.
What is the name of the person chosen for "The Lottery".
Tessie Huchinson