Teacher Trivia
This teacher has a dog named Winston named after a British Prime Minister.
The top song in the year of your birth (2011), written by the same artist who created "Someone Like You."
Rolling in the Deep by Adele
An in-text citation for an online article with NO AUTHOR should include what?
The title of the article, capitalized and in quotation marks.
The name of the little sister to the person who "volunteered as tribute!"
Primrose Everdeen
This is the tallest breed of dog.
The Great Dane.
This teacher is deathly afraid of birds.
Mrs. Was
The most popular movie in the year of 2011 whose main character was an orphan who speaks Latin to defeat the forces of evil.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
A universal message we take from a text that can be applied to all people at all times.
Theme
The movie with such quotes as:
"I'm not a witch; I'm your wife!" and
"You seem a decent fellow. I hate to kill you."
The Princess Bride
In what year was the internet opened to the public?
1993
This teacher's favorite movies include Nacho Libre and Napolean Dynamite.
Mrs. Ritz-Smith
The price of a dozen eggs in 2011. For context, the prices of a dozen eggs today is $4.82 in Michigan.
$1.89
Something that is not directly stated in the text, but that can be supported with evidence and reasoning.
Inference
"Not the gumdrop buttons!" What movie is this line from?
Shrek
Originally, Amazon only sold what kind of products?
This teacher named their child after one of the schools you have attended.
Mr. Visser
Which of these artists were not in the Billboard top 10 artists of 2011? Adele, Taylor Swift, Bruno Mars, Kanye West
Kanye West
A literature device that means a phrase or idea that is so overused, it loses meaning.
Cliché
The movie from which Ms. Ginzel's cat, Mr. Nesbit, gets his name.
Toy Story
Who is the all-time leading NBA scorer?
This teacher has gone sky diving.
Which of these slang terms WAS NOT used in 2011? Fo-Shizzle, Awesomesauce, Homie, Gnarly, Chillax, Fleek.
Gnarly
A narrative technique that involves slowing down or speeding up events in a story for dramatic effect.
Pacing
"Adventure is out there!"
UP!
A group of crows is called a what?
Murder