Characters
Motifs
Literary Devices
Objects/Events
Comprehension
100

Which character relies on truth and logic to make sense of the world?

Christopher

100

What strategy game appears as a motif representing logic and structured thinking?

Chess

100

What literary device uses the words "like" or "as" to make a comparison?

Simile

100

What animal is depicted in silhouette as a central object of investigation in the story?

A dog

100

What is the name of the dog that Father buys for Christopher at the end?

Sandy

200

What personality trait describes Christopher's father, Ed, alongside being protective, flawed, and caring?

Emotional

200

What visual element serves as a recurring motif in how Christopher categorizes his surroundings?

Colors

200

What literary device does Christopher dislike the most?

Metaphor

200

What major inciting event sets the entire mystery plot into motion at the start of the story?

The murder of Wellington the dog

200

What was the name of the person that Mother had ran away with.

Roger Shears(Mr. Shears)

300

Who serves as a supportive, patient, and direct teacher providing guidance to Christopher?

Siobhan

300

What living creatures serve as a recurring motif throughout the presentation?

Animals

300

What literary device is exemplified by referring to The Hound of the Baskervilles?

Allusion

300

What major revelation occurs when Christopher finds hidden letters in his father's closet?

Discovering that his mother is still alive (and living in London).

300

What unique trait about Christopher's worldview makes it impossible for him to tell a lie?

His belief that lies are illogical because they are not real facts.

400

What two core principles connect to define Christopher's character?

Truth and logic

400

What central concept is listed alongside Chess as a major motif for Christopher?

Logic

400

What literary device occurs when the audience knows facts that the character does not know?

Dramatic Irony

400

Which classic Sir Arthur Conan Doyle book is mentioned in the book>

The Hound of the Baskervilles

400

What fundamental value is listed as one of Christopher key traits that was shown during the police interrogation?

Honesty

500

What two core elements define Father's connection in the characterization analysis?

Emotion and protection

500

What puzzle game image is featured under the "Understanding His World" section?

Sudoku

500

What overarching category do Metaphors and Similes fall under in the presentation?

Figurative Language

500

What subject and level exam does Christopher want to take in his school?

A-level exam in Mathematics.

500

What specific visual framing device is used on the "Everything Connects" slide to represent how Christopher’s mathematical order, truth, and emotional motives intersect?

Venn Diagram