Plot
The END; loose ends are tied up and conflicts are solved
resolution
This is a reference to a famous person, place, or event from history, mythology, religion, pop culture, or literature
allusion
"Flowers for Algernon" vocabulary word that means: a statement or guess about what will happen or might happen in the future.
prediction
Which is more FORMAL, active or passive voice?
active
Sally finished her homework. What is the direct object?
homework
characters, setting, and general information introduced
exposition
True or False: Allusions can be written in form of similes and metaphors.
true
"Flowers for Algernon" vocabulary word that means: equal or interchangeable in value, amount, meaning, or effect
equivalent
Mrs. Rowland graded papers. Active or passive voice?
active
A professional chef burns dinner when he cooks for his family. What type of irony?
situational
The LARGEST turning point in the story
climax
What is the most alluded to work of literature in history?
The Bible
"Flowers for Algernon" vocabulary word meaning: a formal written request made to an authority, a government body, or a court asking for a specific action, change, or legal right.
petition
The papers were graded by Mrs. Rowland. Active or passive voice AND why?
passive; the subject isn't doing the action
Mrs. Rowland is teaching a lesson. What form is the verb?
present participle
Longest part; conflicts/problems start; tension & suspense build
rising action
An underdog situation where a small, weak character faces off against a massive, seemingly unbeatable opponent and wins. What biblical allusion would best fit this situation?
David and Goliath
"Flowers for Algernon" vocabulary word that means: reacting too easily, strongly, or deeply to criticism, feelings, or physical stimuli compared to most people.
oversensitive
The lesson was taught by Mrs. Rowland. Active or passive? Change it to the other voice.
Passive; Mrs. Rowland taught the lesson = active voice
Mrs. Rowland graded the papers. Transitive or intransitive AND why?
transitive; it has a direct object
The EVENT that makes the rest of the story possible
inciting incident
Doing something that seems small or harmless but accidentally unleashes a massive wave of unstoppable problems. What mythological allusion would best fit this?
opening Pandora's box
"Flowers for Algernon" vocabulary word meaning: a significant, abnormal loss of memories, facts, information, and experiences. SPELLING MUST BE CORRECT TO EARN POINTS!
amnesia
In passive voice, the verb in always in what FORM?
past participle
What type of irony? You and a classmate show up to a dance in the exact same dress.
NOT IRONY