Plot
Characters
Literary Terms
Literary Analysis
Figurative Language
100

This is why the Baudelaires were sent to live with Count Olaf.

What is he is the closest relative geographically?

100

This character likes to invent things.

Who is Violet?

100

An extreme exaggeration.

What is hyperbole?

100

This is an example of character vs. character conflict in the story.

What is Violet vs. Count Olaf?

100

This is the type of figurative language represented in this quote: "His eyes were shining brighter than they ever had, and he was still smiling like he'd just uttered a joke."

What is a simile?
200

This is the activity that Count Olaf invites the Baudelaires to participate in.

What is the play by Al Funcoot, The Marvelous Marriage?

200

This character likes to read and research.

Who is Klaus?

200

A comparison of two unlike things.

What is a simile?

200

This is the point of view in which the novel is written.

What is 2nd person point of view?

200

This is the type of figurative language represented in this quote: "Klaus stood by the window, squinting as he read his smuggled book by the moonlight that trickled into his room."

What is personification?

300

This is the invention Violet creates to rescue Sunny.

What is a grappling hook?

300

This character likes to bite things.

Who is Sunny?

300

The struggle between opposing forces that drives the plot, creates tension, and reveals character.

What is conflict?

300

This is an example of character vs. society conflict in the story.

What is the Baudelaires vs. the clueless adults?

300

This is the type of figurative language represented in this quote: "[Klaus's] hopes rose."

What is personification?

400

This is what Violet tries to convince Justice Strauss to do just before the play.

What is mixing up the words in the script?

400

This character is very greedy for money and comes up with schemes.

Who is Count Olaf?

400

The emotional feeling or atmosphere that a work evokes in the reader.

What is mood?

400

These are the character traits that the Baudelaires demonstrate when faced with a dire situation.

What are resilience, perseverance, cleverness, protectiveness, etc.?

400

This is the type of figurative language represented in this quote: "It meant that the gears and levers of her inventing brain were whirring at top speed."

HINT: Read the quote closely!!!

What is metaphor?

500

This is Violet's plan to invalidate the marriage.

What is signing the document with her left hand?

500

This character works in the law.

Who is Justice Strauss?

500

The relation of the narrator to the story.

What is point of view?

500

How should Christians respond to challenges and difficult situations? Compare and contrast your answer to how the Baudelaires respond to their challenges.

Answers will vary.

500

This is the type of figurative language represented in this quote: "But I consider her to be a stick behind a stubborn mule."

What is a metaphor?

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