Literary Terms
How many different types of characterization can an author use to portray a participant in a story?
An author can use six. (One direct and five indirect)
This novel by George Orwell is an allegory about governments.
What is Animal Farm.
One of the two stories that uses Biblical allusions.
What is "And of Clay Are We Created" or "Lamb to the Slaughter".
This is the "heart" of any sentence?
What is the verb.
What is the country that has the biggest Octoberfest celebrations?
What is Germany?
This has two levels of meaning and the other has only a figurative meaning such as "Life is a rough road."
One of the two most famous novels by Roald Dahl, the author of "Lamb to the Slaughter"?
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and James and the Giant Peach
Who is Ray Bradbury.
How many world cup soccer tournaments has Germany won?
They have won four.
Always is in the form of a contrast such as a divorced marriage counselor?
Irony
What is the name of one of the two books will read in this class?
Things Fall Apart and The Catcher in the Rye
The short story "The Cask of Amontillado" takes place during this season?
What is the carnival.
What does the word modify mean in grammatical terms?
To describe.
What is Germany's capital city?
What is Berlin.
A good setting is comprised of these to help evoke a certain mood?
Images
The name of the city/Country where the play Romeo and Juliet takes place?
What is Verona, Italy
An allegory we've read in class.
What is "Through the Tunnel"
What is a "direct" object.
What is the region in Southern Germany most associated with Octoberfest?
What is Bavaria?
The meaning of ''Lamb" in the story "Lamb to the Slaughter"?
Ambiguity
Lily in 1960's South Carolina
What is The Secret Life of Bees
This short story written in 1890 is believed to exhibit one of the earliest uses of stream of consciousness plot arrangement.
What is "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge".
The passive voice uses what form of the main verb?
What is the past participle form.
The most famous city in Bavaria is this one who hosted the Olympics in 1972 and has Germany's most famous soccer club.
What is Munich.