Gulliver's Travels
What tiny people did Gulliver encounter in Part 1?
Who are the Lilliputians?
Who is the true identity of the Scarlet Pimpernel?
Who is Sir Percy Blakeney?
What country does the story take place in?
What is Ecuador?
What is illegal in Montag’s society?
What is reading books?
What is a metaphor?
What is a comparison without using 'like' or 'as'?
What is the main theme of Gulliver's visit to Brobdingnag?
What is the critique of moral corruption in leadership?
What internal conflict does Marguerite face?
What is her loyalty to her brother vs. her feelings for Percy?
Who was Jim Elliot?
Who is one of the missionaries and Elisabeth Elliot’s husband?
What does fire symbolize by the end of the novel?
What is renewal and knowledge?
What does 'theme' refer to in literature?
What is the central message or insight of a story?
Which island did Gulliver visit that criticized impractical intellectuals?
What is Laputa?
What historical event serves as the backdrop of the novel?
What is the French Revolution?
What tribe were the missionaries trying to reach?
Who are the Waorani (also known as Auca)?
What character helps Montag see a different future?
Who is Clarisse?
What is the difference between irony and sarcasm?
What is irony is often situational or dramatic, sarcasm is meant to mock?
What are the Houyhnhnms meant to represent?
Who are a symbol of pure reason?
How does Sir Percy hide his heroism?
What is through foolish disguise and mockery?
What theme is represented by the missionaries’ actions?
What is sacrifice for one’s calling?
What happens to the city at the end of the book?
What is it is destroyed by bombs?
What is the protagonist of a story?
Who is the main character?
How does Swift use satire in the novel?
What is by exaggerating human flaws and institutions?
What theme is explored through the ending of the novel?
What is heroism and sacrifice?
What legacy did the missionaries leave behind?
What is inspiring future missions and spreading the Gospel?
What is the role of the Mechanical Hound?
What is to track and punish dissenters?
Define allusion in literary terms.
What is a reference to another literary work, person, or event?