Unit 1-3 (Short Stories, I am Malala, The Outsiders)
Unit 4-7 (Hitler Youth, Diary of Anne Frank, Poetry, Arguments and Persuasion)
Grammar
Linguistic Development in American Adolescent Cultures
100

Cherry is a member of this group in The Outsiders. 

The Socials (Socs)

100

Name the type of poetry used here: 

The flowers wither

Beneath the weight of the sun

But the weeds stand proud.

Haiku

100

Identify the ADJECTIVE in the following sentence: "I was reading an interesting book."

interesting

100

The word "sus", denoting suspicion towards a person's motives or truthfulness, was popularized by this 2018 video game.

Among Us

200

Malala Yousafzai grew up in this area in Pakistan. 

Swat

200

An advertisement for the new Call of Duty boasting that you can "join 100 million players online!" is an example of this persuasive technique. 

Bandwagon appeal

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200

Identify the PREPOSITION in the following sentence: "I was reading the book while sitting in a tree."

in

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200

A term popularized on streaming platform Twitch, used to indicate a positive reaction. Typically paired with an emote, often a frog. 

Pog (poggers)

300

In the short story "A Sound of Thunder", hunter Eckels travels into the past to kill this animal. 

Tyrannosaurus Rex

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300

As described in "Hitler Youth", Adolf Hitler made an alliance with this country before eventually betraying and attacking them.

Soviet Union (Russia)

300

Identify the DEPENDENT CLAUSE: "Though the forecast called for rain, the weather was nice all day."

"Though the forecast called for rain"

300

This word, commonly used to denote the act of throwing something, was popularized by a video on social media app Vine of a girl throwing an empty water bottle.

Yeet

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400

In The Outsiders, these are Johnny's last words to Ponyboy. 

"Stay gold, Ponyboy."

400

"The Diary of Anne Frank" takes place entirely within a small attic above a shop in this Dutch city. 

Amsterdam

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400

Locate the NOUN CLAUSE: "Whoever borrowed this book before me left their bookmark between the pages."

Whoever borrowed this book before me
400

This word, which is already defined as "an exclamation used to express disbelief or exasperation", was popularized on social media app TikTok after a user posted a video repeating it to a large frog. 

Sheesh

500

In the short story "A Retrieved Reformation", Jimmy Valentine is pursued by detective Ben Price, who once arrested him for this crime. 

Robbery

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500

This type of poetry has no rules about rhyme or rhythm, but typically carries some type of message or deeper meaning. 

Free verse

500

COORDINATE or CUMULATIVE? "The huge ancient oak tree towered over the field."

cumulative

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500

This word denotes an entitled person, often a woman, who makes unrealistic or unfair demands of a person they perceive to be of lower status. 

Karen

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