Literary Terms
Allusions
Poetic Elements
Novels
Whores do Vores
100

The repetition of words or phrases at the beginning of consecutive lines or sentences.

What is anaphora

100

While people may be aware of the necessity of some unpleasant realities such as prisons and landfills, they insist that these places be far away from where they live.

Not in my backyard

100

Substituting the name of one object for another that is closely related

What is metonymy?

100

This person was angry at his wife for wanting to take the Betty Crocker mixes to the Congo.

Who is Nathan?

100

What would Mrs. Jones say was the funniest moment of the year?

What is Eshaan saying "Whores de Vores"?

200

a construction in which elements are presented in a series without conjunctions

What is asyndeton

200

A compliment that is insulting or rude.

A left handed compliment

200

Lend me your ears.

What is synechdoche?

200

Orleanna addresses this character in her letters.

Who is Ruth May?

200
An excellent strategy in controlling your timing during the AP exam.

What is wear a watch?

300

a statement consisting of two parallel parts in which the second part is structurally reversed

What is chiasmus

300

From the book of exodus-the people melt down their jewelry and ornaments to make

What is the golden calf?

300

Needless repetition which adds meaning

What is tautology?

300

Green Eggs and...

My too, too solid flesh should melt!/Really said is how I've felt!/My flesh should thaw, resolve to dew.../My dad is dead, I feel life Poo

Who is Hamlet?

300

When we were reviewing, which novel fit the most prompts?

Who is Frankenstein? 

400

One is a brief pithy/paradoxical saying and the other an indirect, less offensive way of saying something unpleasant.

What is epigram and euphemism

400

His father's return from work was a --- for Lewis because Lewis knew he would have to explain the new dent in his father's car.

What is the Sword of Damocles?

400
"Funeral Blues" is an 
What is an elegy?
400

Who is Hamlet referring to?

"I took thee for thy better" means that Hamlet

Who is Polonious?

400

Truth or dare?

Truth-Which novel did you fake your way through?

Dare-pick someone on your team to do 5 flawless push ups.

500

a narrator who presents the story as it is seen and understood by a single character and restricts information to what is seen, heart, thought, or felt by that one character

What is a limited narrator

500

A character from Trilby-absolute control

What is Trilby?

500

The doctor wrote a subscription.

What is malapropism?

500

a Greek word describing the “tragic flaws” of a character.

What is hamartia? 

500

Consider all of the teachers you have had. Who loves you the most and let's you know what love looks like?

Who is Mrs. Jones?