Literary Terms
The literary device that has to do with all five of your senses and painting a picture in your mind.
What is imagery?
net-like
What does reticulated mean?
The event that the setting of this novel takes place during.
What is WWII?
"L'hotel des Abellies" in English.
What is the Hotel of Bees?
The theme of this unit.
What is DETAILS ARE IMPORTANT?
Historical context helps readers to better understand this.
What is the setting?
What is drone?
The country that Saint-Malo is located in.
What is France?
Where Etienne has gone.
We don't know?
The year our story is set in.
What is 1944?
details that surround an occurrence
What is historical context?
A defensive wall or walled city.
What is a rampart?
The narrator for "All the Light We Cannot See."
Who is no one?
The number of streets that separate Marie-Laure and Werner.
What is 5?
Where Werner is supposed to be when the bombing starts.
What is the cellar?
These kinds of details are revealed at the beginning of novels.
What are setting, characters, plot, and background information?
anti-aircraft defense
What is flak?
The object that Marie-Laure picks up at the end of her excerpt.
What is a leaflet?
This is how Marie-Laure knows its nighttime.
What is the revolution of the clock?
OR
What is the quietness of the block?
They pour from the sky at dusk, turn cartwheels over rooftops, flutter into ravines, and swirl in the streets.
What are leaflets?
These two types of narration are categorized by the inner details that each character can describe or know and are different in the number of characters followed. One knows all about all characters while the other only knows all about one character.
What is the difference between an omniscient and a limited 3rd person narrator?
acht acht
What means 88 in our text?
The name of the Austrian cannon.
What is "Her Majesty?"
PROPOGATING POINTS
You can risk up to what you have, but it must be a multiple of 500. (Example, you have 2300 points, you can risk up to 2000 because that's the highest multiple of 500.)
You have 30 seconds to decide with your team what your wager will be.
Question: How are the pictures of the bees described in "L'hotel des Abeilles?"
Another word for a mural painting.
What is a frescoe?