Character
Setting/ Literary Terms
The Marrow Thieves
Ms. King?
The Marrow Thieves (again)
100

A protagonist is... 

Always a main character in the story.

They prompt a story’s actions.

Usually very well developed, complex, and relatable (in some way).

100
What is the definition of simile? 

Comparisons using "like" or "as" 

Example: The stars sparkled like diamonds.

100

What does "Nishin" mean? 

Good

100

Ms. King traveled to this continent last summer...

Europe

100

What kind of chips does Mitch find in the treehouse?

Doritos 

200

A round character is typically described as...

As three-dimensional.

Realistically complex and have depth that is identifiable and “human like.”


200

What is the definition of mood?

Mood: refers to the emotions that a text evokes from the reader.

200

What story does Minerva tell the girls at the Four Winds hotel?

Story about the Rogarou

200

Ms.King has a cat named...

Rudy


200

What unique feature is visible on Wab's face?

A keloid slash

300

A dynamic character is...

A character who undergoes changes in a story.

Readers watch them develop throughout the narrative.

300

What is the definition of foreshadowing? 

Foreshadowing: a literary device that writers use to hint at future plot developments in the narrative.

300

What is Miig's husband's name

Isaac

300

Name one photo that was on Ms.King's collage

Lord of the Rings, Bob's burgers, Drawing, Art, Plants, KD, Chapstick 

300

What item did RiRi find and keep from the Four Winds Hotel?

Bright pink rubber boots

400

What is the opposite of a dynamic character?

A static character (a character who does not change throughout the narrative)

400

What are the 4 main components of a setting?

1: time period

2: Location 

3: Environment 

4: Social/ cultural conditions


400

According to Miig, what motivates everyone? (including the Recruiters, Indigenous peoples, and non-Indigenous individuals?)

Survival 

400

What did Ms. King study at Uvic?

Anthropology and English Literature 

400

What does "Abwaad" mean?

Cooking on a fire

500

What is the opposite of a round character?

A flat character (two-dimensional, lack real depth, and are not super complex).

500

What is the definition of figurative language and what is one example?

Figurative language: the use of words in a non-literal way to create vivid imagery, express ideas, or add a creative effect to writing.

Examples: Metaphors, Similes, Personification etc. 

500

Why does sickness make Minerva extra nervous?

She lost a baby due to sickness 
500

Ms. King went to what highschool?

Parkland Secondary 

500

What does Oneirology mean?

 The scientific study of dreams

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