Vocabulary
Friendly, cheerful, and warm.
What is genial?
Who are the main characters in the story "Button Button?"
Who are Norma and Arthur Lewis.
Who are the main characters of "Lamb to Slaughter?"
Who are Mary and Mr. Maloney"
The main character of "Ruthless"
Who is Judson?
What is the best way to outline your notes?
To answer the questions who, what, when, where, how, and why while reading.
To get, receive, or earn something
What is acquire.
This was promised to Norma and Arthur Lewis if they pressed the button ("Button-Button")? Be specific.
What is $50,000.
Mary's murder weapon (be specific).
What is a leg of lamb?
What is Judson's bourbon was stolen last winter and he wanted to get revenge on the person who stole it so he poisoned the liquor.
When the reader knows information or details that the characters in the story DO NOT.
What is dramatic irony?
What is vindictive?
This happened to Arthur.
What is Arthur got hit by a train after being pushed by a crowd of people?
What was so odd about Mr. Maloney's behavior when he got home?
What is - he was excessively drinking.
How does Judson end up lying on the porch?
He slipped on an acorn.
To give comfort in a time of need.
What is to console?
The friendly and generous reception and entertainment of guests, visitors, or strangers.
What is hospitality?
Readers can make this inference when Mr. Stewart says, "Mrs. Lewis, do you really think you knew your husband?"
This happened to the evidence.
What is Mary cooked it and fed it to the police?
Who is Alec?
The correct way to answer a short answer question is?
A feeling of irritation.
What is exasperate?
What does "the button" represent or symbolize?
What is death?
What is he was leaving her?
How is "Ruthless" an example of dramatic and situational irony (be sure to explain your answer)?
When the situation or outcome of the story turns out different than expected.
What is situational irony?