The Crucible
Figurative Language
Miscellaneous
More Figurative Language
Myths
100

2 parts needed:

Arthur Miller wrote The Crucible as an ___________ for ___________.

Allegory for Communism/The Red Scare/McCarthyism/The 1950s

100

"I would cross a thousand oceans just to see your smile." is which figurative element? 

Hyperbole

100

This is a paragraph in a poem.

A stanza.

100

"Her voice is music that soothes my soul."

Metaphor

100

An adventurous journey the protagonist goes on to overcome hardship and benefit from newfound knowledge is called a...

Quest

200

This character is the daughter of Reverend Parris.

Betty

200

"Love knocks on my door when I least expect it." 

Personification 

200

This is a type of story in which the author focuses on the protagonist's advancement from childhood to maturity.

Coming of age story

200

"The clock ticked steadily as I waited for the bell to ring."

Onomatopoeia "ticked" sounds like what it is

200

Where do souls go once characters have died in mythology? 

The Underworld 

300

This character is an independent thinker, who hypocritically is a hypocrite who hates hypocrites. 

John Proctor

300

"Love is a blooming rose, delicate yet powerful. "

Metaphor. 

300

Explain the difference between tone and mood.

Tone = The author's feelings

Mood = My (aka the reader's) feelings

300

"They searched for peace, they fought for peace, they died for peace."

Epistrophe

300

Pygmalion asks the Goddess of Love to turn his statue into a woman.

True or false?

False, he is too shy to ask Venus for that. He asks for a woman LIKE this statue. 

400

This character is power-hungry and motivated by his own gain rather than genuine concern for the children

Thomas Putnam

400

"Passionate promises dot our paradise."

Alliteration

400

Which text structure has:  Facts, events, or details are presented in the order in which they occurred in time.

Chronological

400

"He faced his enemies with the courage of Alexander the Great."

Allusion (historical, specifically) 

400

In mythology, Echo is a nymph. Describe what a nymph is.

Something along the lines of a fairy. Feminine, flighty, beautiful. 

500

This character is the "comic relief" at the start of the story, known for being hard of hearing and accusative.

Giles Corey

500

"Love is patient. Love is kind. Love is everlasting."

Anaphora

500

What is most likely to be the author's purpose of writing an article about a political candidate and the benefits of voting for them?

To persuade

500

The English teacher misspelled "grammar" on the whiteboard. 

Irony/Ironic

500

An excerpt from Echo & Narcissus:

Tiresias' fame of prophecy was spread through all the cities of Aonia, for his unerring answers unto all who listened to his words. 

What is a prophecy?

Prediction of the future.

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