Characters
Who volunteers in place of her sister in The Hunger Games?
Katniss Everdeen
Term for a character who tells the story from their own perspective.
First-Person Narrator
What is the main conflict in To Kill a Mockingbird?
Racial injustice
Toy Story: “To infinity …”
“…and beyond!”
Who wrote The Hunger Games?
Suzanne Collins
In Pride and Prejudice, who is Mr. Darcy’s close friend who marries Jane Bennet?
Charles Bingley
Trope: a character’s moral struggle with society or conscience.
Moral Dillema
Which event triggers Gatsby’s downfall in The Great Gatsby?
Myrtle’s death
Animal Farm: “All animals are equal, but …”
“…some animals are more equal than others.”
Creator of a detective who solves crimes using pure logic and observation.
Arthur Conan Doyle
Which character in The Great Gatsby is obsessed with the green light?
Jay Gatsby
Narrative style using multiple points of view to show a single event differently.
Polyphonic or Multiple POV
A character presented as the lead is killed or removed early on, shifting focus to another character.
False Prontagonist
The Lord of The Rings: “Not all those who wander …”
“…are lost.”
Novel following an impoverished student who commits a murder and faces moral consequences.
Crime and Punishment
In Frankenstein, who narrates the story of the Creature to Robert Walton?
Victor Frankenstein
A story where multiple generations of a family are followed over decades.
Generational Saga
The climactic battle in War and Peace.
Battle of Borodino
“Rai."
Novel about an idealistic and tragic love in France during the Revolution.
A Tale of Two Cities