The Necklace
The Lady or The Tiger
The Most Dangerous Game
Devices 1
Devices 2
100

Who is the author of "The Necklace"?

Guy de Maupassant

100

Who is the author of "The Lady or The Tiger?" 

Frank R. Stockton

100

Who is the author of "The Most Dangerous Game"?

Richard Connell

100
Who is the protagonist?

The main character of the story.

100

What is a central idea?

The author's message. (The lesson we learned from the story.)

200

Characterize Madame Loisel

selfish / greedy / vain / superficial

200

Characterize the King

arrogant / barbaric / imperious / controlling

200

Characterize General Zaroff

savage / civilized on the surface / menacing / stubborn / headstrong / skilled

200

Define Symbolism

When an object, or color, takes on a greater meaning than its original or obvious meaning.

200

Define Imagery

Descriptive language to create a picture in the reader’s mind: USES SENSORY DETAIL!

300

What is a literary device that appeared a lot in this story: describe an example from the text.

Characterization: Madame's and Monsieur's dialogue showed us they are selfish / giving etc..             Irony: the ending (the necklace was worthless)               Bonus points: what type of irony was it?

300

What is a literary device that appeared a lot in this story?

Characterization / Conflict 

*bonus points if you give a specific type of conflict man vs. ____ and then give an example of it from the text

300

What is a literary device that appeared a lot in this story?

Foreshadowing

(will accept partial credit for irony, conflict, characterization)

300

Define Conflict

A struggle between two opposing forces; conflict drives the narrative of the story.

300

Define Characterization

The process in which the author reveals the personality of a character. (Can be direct/indirect.)

400

Describe how Madame Loisel changes from the start of the story to the end.

She's selfish & greedy, very pretty and youthful, doesn't know how to work hard / suffer.. THEN she becomes weathered & tired, raggedy, she learns to do manual labor and the importance of being grateful for what you have

400

How was the ending of this story different from most?

It didn't tell us the ending, it allowed the reader to decide what happened. (If the young man was killed by a tiger or married on the spot.)

400

Describe one of the traps that Rainsford set for General Zaroff.

Trap 1: Malay man-catcher, a tree rigged to fall      Trap 2: Burmese tiger pit, a deep pit with spikes    Trap 3: Ugandan knife trick, sapling rigged with grapevines to recoil and fling a knife through the air *Bonus points- tell me why EACH trap failed

400

Define Tone

The feeling the author conveys; the attitude the author has toward the subject matter.

400

Define Point of View

The relation of the narrator to the characters in the story

Bonus: What are the three types of POV we discussed in class?

500

Create a central idea for "The Necklace"

something like: 'be happy with what you have' or 'greed/selfishness will hurt you in the end' etc..

500

Create a central idea for "The Lady or The Tiger"

something like: 'don't trust anyone' or 'your choices have big impacts' or 'jealousy can be lethal' etc..

500

Create a central idea for "The Most Dangerous Game"

something like.. 'there is a thin line between civility and savagery' 'it's important to put yourself in other's shoes' 'you should recognize the feelings of others' etc..

500

What are the three types of irony?

Verbal, Situational, Dramatic

** double points if you can explain them!

500

Define Irony

A contrast between what is expected and what actually happens.

**double points if you can give me an example of something ironic!