Language
Literary Elements
Setting
Characters
We Ate the Children Last
100

This food source becomes very high in demand.

What is garbage?

100

This is the kind of narrator in “We Ate the Children Last”.

What is first-person?

100

This is the setting of the “We Ate the Children Last”

What is France?

100

This person was 56 years old when he received the first transplant.

Who is Patient D?

100

This is why the government decides to intervene.

What is the disappearance of old people and babies?

200

This is how all the people who received the transplant died.

What is starvation?

200

In the sentence “Then we ate the ones we loved the most,” who does “we” refer to?

Who are the children?

200

This is where all the people who received the transplant were sent.

What are internment camps?

200

This group lobbied for the poor.

What is Les Bons Samaritains?

200

This social problem is fixed by the using the porcine transplant.

What is malnutrition in poor people?

300

These words, similar in both English and French, are used in the story to help the reader believe and understand the setting.

What are cognates?

300

This literary device is used in the first paragraph of the story to generate tension.

What is foreshadowing?

300

This story presents a solution to a medical and a social problem that goes terribly wrong.

What is “We Ate the Children Last”?

300

This is the last known prisoner.

Who is Jean Proti?

300

The xenograft was a treatment for this disease.

What is colon cancer?

400

This horrifying act takes place in the story.

What is cannibalism?

400

This is the link between the “revolution of the gut” and bad eating habits in the story.  

What is symbolism?

400

This is where crimes against humanity are committed.  

What are interment camps?

400

This is who the author is criticizing in his story.

What is the scientific community and the government?

400

This is what the first patient begins to do shortly after the procedure.  

What is eat like a pig?

500

This term is used in the story to describe the failure to consider what is the right decision instead of focusing on an easy fix.

What is moral rot?

500

“We have put into this man a source of energy both compact and powerful – a Ferrari engine!” is an example of this literary device.

What is a metaphor?

500

This is the reason that the story was set in France.

What is the value of French cuisine and the French Revolution?

500

This is the type of characterization in the story.

What is flat & static?

500

The first patient seems to be fine physically but presents this kind of problem.

What is psychological problems?

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