How modern(ism)
This monument, built in Paris 1889, was constructed as a centrepiece for the 1889 World Fair and is a symbol for the genius of humanity
What is "The Eiffel Tower"
This character in a story gets their name from the combination of the ancient greek words
protos: first in line & agonistes: actor
Who is "the protagonist"
What is "King Duncan"
Their is an issue with this sentence.
What is "there*"
What is "personification"
The movement of Modernism became popular during which century?
What is "20th Century"
Represented by 'the big hand' this concept is also represented by one page of a screenplay.
What is "one minute"
This seat stealing ghost first appears to Macebeth in a banquet after his death.
Who is "Banquo"
what is wrong here?
What is "missing capital letter"
Serving as both a beautiful man-made object and a structure that links two places together, Hart repeated uses this titular character as a symbol.
What is "a bridge"
This dishevelled Scientist first theorised about the relativity of matter, permanently changing our understanding of the world and our place within it
What is the difference between direct and indirect characterisation?
Direct characterisation is when an author tells the qualities of a character. Indirect is when the author shows qualities through their choices, dialogue or actions.
Macbeth had these three titles throughout the duration of the play.
What is "Thane of Glamis, Thane of Cawdor, King of Scotland".
The mothers' child's apostrophe poster posed much confusion.
What is "Incorrect apostrophe after mothers'"
This technique refers to repeated vowel sounds.
"How many dawns, chill from his rippling rest
The seagull’s wings shall dip and pivot him,
Shedding white rings of tumult, building high"
Work on Brooklyn Bridge began in 1869 but progress was slowed due to workers suffering from this condition.
What is "the bends"
This essential character quality also shares its name with a streetcar.
What is "desire"
The Gunpowder plot occured on this day of the Year, celebrated in England as Guy Fawkes Day
What is "5th November"
This punctuation is used in lists with three or more items setting apart clauses and setting apart introductory phrases
What is "This punctuation is used in lists with three or more items, setting apart clauses, and setting apart introductory phrases
Deriving from the Ancient Greek word meaning 'to transfer' this technique is chained in Cranes last line of his first stanza
"Over the chained bay waters Liberty—"
What is metaphor
The Brooklyn bridge cost $15.5m in 1883 which is the equivalent of how many US dollars in 2024
(closest million)
What is "$471 million".
This author wrote "The Hero with 1000 faces" which later became the basis of Hollywood three act story telling
Who is "Joseph Conrad"
King James 1 of England had this confusing nickname
What is "The wisest fool in Christendom"
This is a good sentence but it is even better with something extra.
What is "This is a good sentence, but it is even better with something extra."
Crane's "To Brooklyn Bridge" uses this, punctuation sounding, technique to talk to the Brooklyn Bridge, a non-human character incapable of response.
"And Thee, across the harbor, silver paced
As though the sun took step of thee yet left"
What is "apostrophe".