Theme
Conflict and TAEMC
Characterization
Irony
Ancient Greece
100

The moral or lesson of a story is referred to as which literary element?

What is THEME?

100
In Leo Tolstoy's short story, "How Much Land Does A Man Need" Pahom experiences a conflict with his neighbor regarding lime trees and trespassing cattle. Which type of conflict best fits this scenario?

What is man vs man?

100
Authors use these two methods to describe characters.

What are DIRECT and INDIRECT characterization?

100

The term used to describe a scenario in which reality contradicts expectation

What is SIRUTATIONAL IRONY?

100

The Greek term referring to a tragic hero's excessive pride

What is HUBRIS?

200
Which words, in order, fill in the blanks below?


A theme is not a __________, it's a ____________.

WHat is WORD and SENTENCE?

200

In Sophocles's play Oedipus Rex, Oedipus fights against the future given to him by the oracle stating that he would one day kill his father and marry his mother. Which type of conflict best fits this scenario?

man vs fate


200

These two terms can be used to describe a character's complexity and number of traits.

What are FLAT and ROUND characters?

200

In literature, "sarcasm" is often described by using this term

What is VERBAL IRONY?

200

The Greek term referring to a hero's tragic flaw

What is HAMARTIA

300

Words such as Individuality, Love, Justice, Fate, Fear, Identity are examples of which literary element?

What are THEME TOPICS?

300

Conflict helps to develop which two elements of literature?

What are CHARACTERS and THEMES?

300

These two terms are used to describe a character's change over time.

What are DYNAMIC and STATIC characters?

300

In Oedipus Rex by Sophocles, the character of Tieresias is known for being a blind seer. Which type of Irony does this example best fit?

What is SITUATIONAL IRONY?

300

The Greek term referring to how greek plays often begin, meaning "in the middle"

What is "EN MEDIA RES"
400

The statement

"Individuality is an integral aspect of a person's freedom that cannot be taken for granted." 

is an example of which literary element?

What is a THEME STATEMENT

400

What is your writing formula, and what does each letter stand for?

What is 

Topic Sentence
Answer the Question
Evidence from the text
Matters, why
Conclusion

400
Provide an example of a dynamic character from Anthem and explain why they are dynamic.

Equality is dynamic because he started out as one of the crowd and ends the story as an individual.

400

At the beginning of the play Oedipus Rex by Sophocles, Oedipus casts out curses upon Laius's murderer, not realized he is actually cursing himself. Which type of irony best fits this example?

What is DRAMATIC IRONY?

400

The term referring to the audience's feelings of pity and terror at the end of a Greek play

What is CATHARSIS?

500

Provide an example of a theme statement from Leo Tolstoy's "How Much Land Does a Man Need?"

What is "Greed can lead to destruction."

500

The "Matters, Why" section of your writing formula is arguably the most important part. What is the purpose of the "Matters. Why" section?

What is

"TO CONNECT EVIDENCE TO THE TOPIC SENTENCE"

500

The STEAL method helps readers break down elements of indirect characterization. What does each letter stand for?

What are 

SPEECH
THOUGHTS
EFFECTS ON OTHERS
ACTIONS
LOOKS

500

What three things does irony develop in a text?

What are

1. humor

2. suspense

3. tension

500

Please provide at least 3 characteristics of a tragic hero.

What is

1. of noble birth

2. virtuous but flawed

3. experiences a downfall

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