Novels/Plays
Short Stories/Poetry
US Government
Comparative Government
Your Teachers
100

Gogol's teacher explains how his namesake, Nikolai Gogol, chose to die through this method. 

What is starvation?

100

The couple in "Cat in the Rain" are staying at a hotel in this country.

What is Italy?

100

This governing document was replaced by the Constitution.

What are the Articles of Confederation?

100

This concept refers to citizens’ belief that the government has the right to rule.

What is legitimacy?

100

These two students dressed up as Ms. Clifton and Mr. Waxman 

Who are Nazli Goksoy and Spencer Carter?

200
This is the name of Willie Stark's dog in All the King's Men

Who is Buck?

200

This character says he will measure his life in coffee spoons

J. Alfred Prufrock

200

This Supreme Court case cemented students' rights to free speech in public schools

What is Tinker v. Des Moines?

200

This term describes the transfer of power from a central government to regional or local governments.

What is devolution?

200

These are the generations represented by Ms. Clifton and Mr. Waxman

Baby Boomer & Millennial 

300

This is Iago's advice to Roderigo in Act I of Othello.

What is "Put money in thy purse"?

300

In "The Paper Menagerie," Jack eventually "kills" his paper animals by hiding them away in one of these items.

Who is a shoebox?

300

This term describes the Senate's power to "talk a bill to death," which can only be ended by a cloture vote.

What is the filibuster? 

300

In Iran, candidates for elected office may be disqualified by this powerful unelected body.

What is the Guardian Council?

300

You know that Mr. Waxman is going to do this to your response during discussions.

What is "push back"?

400

In All the King's Men, Sadie Burke had this disease as a child

What is smallpox?

400

You were assigned multiple written works from each of these three authors for this class. 

Who are Jhumpa Lahiri, Robert Penn Warren, and William Shakespeare?

400

This Founding Father proposed the “federal negative” at the Constitutional Convention.

Who is James Madison?
400

This concept in Nigeria mandates that the government must reflect the country's ethnic and regional diversity

What is the Federal Character Principle?

400
This is the name of Ms. Clifton's neighborhood.

What is Capitol Hill/Eastern Market?

500

This is the name of the man who tried to bribe Adam Stanton into running the hospital in All the King's Men.

Who is Hubert Coffee?

500

In "Evening Hawk," the speaker thinks that if there were no wind, we would hear history "Drip in darkness like a leaking pipe in the ________."

What is a cellar?

500

This Constitutional Clause requires states to recognize the legal documents of other states.

What is the Privileges and Immunities Clause?

500

This term describes a system of government that is in transition and contains elements of authoritarian and democratic governments.

What is an illiberal/hybrid democracy?

500

This is the combined number of years Ms. Clifton and Mr. Waxman have taught (within 3 years).

How long is 33 years? (26+7)

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