Satire
Vocab I
Hero's Journey
Vocab II
Quill
100

Which famous enlightenment era academic wrote the novel Candide?

Voltaire

100

What is another term for an evil or supernatural being?

Fiend

100

In which stage of the Hero's Journey is the hero's life endangered or possibly lost?

The Crisis

100

What term means very pleasing to the eye?

 Comely

100

Which word is used in this sentence, play or plays?

They ____ basketball on the weekend.

Play

They play basketball on the weekend

200

Who wrote the satirical paper, A Modest Proposal? 

Jonathan Swift

200

What is something that has or is causing misery or death?

A Scourge 

200

In what stage would a hero meet a mentor or father-like figure?

Assistance

200

What does one call someone who does not acknowledge their god?

A heathen

200

How would one combine these sentences into one using the joining word "after"?

A volcano erupts.

Ash covers the ground.

1. After a volcano erupts, ash covers the ground.
2. Ash covers the ground after a volcano erupts.
3. After a volcano erupts, the ash covers the ground.

300

In A Modest Proposal, what did the author suggest to reduce the homeless population as well as hunger.

Cannibalism

300

What is a characteristic language of a particular group?

Jargon

300

What is the final stage of the Hero's Journey?

The resolution

300

What is anger produced by some annoying irritation called?

Vexation 

300

What is the correct combination of these sentences putting the appositive at the beginning?

Mikaela is a hard working athlete.

Mikaela beats me in every tennis match.

A hard-working athlete, Mikaela beats me in every tennis match.

400

In Candide, what were the three aspects of society that Voltaire most heavily criticized?

Religion, Optimism, and Cruelty

400

What is the term that describes emitting or reflecting light in a flickering manner? 

Scintillate

400

What was the second name for the Hero's Journey used by its original creator?

The Monomyth

400

What is an attitude of mind that favors one alternative over others called?

A Disposition

400

How would you combine these into one sentence?

The fans buy tickets.

The tickets were expensive.

The fans want to go to the game.

1. The fans buy expensive tickets because they want to go to the game.

2. The fans want to go to the game, so they buy expensive tickets.

3. The fans buy the expensive tickets because they want to go to the game.

500

Who wrote the short story The Nose?

Nikolai Gogol

500

What is a compound word that serves as a metaphorical name for something. 

A Kenning

500

Who defined the Hero's Journey as a common template among most legends and myths?

Joseph Campbell

500

To be quickly aroused to anger.

Choleric

500

Combine these sentences using both "before" and "or" as joining words?

Cars were invented.

People rode horses.

They took trains.

1.Before cars were invented, people rode horses, or they took trains.

2. Before cars were invented, people rode horses or took trains.
3.Before cars were invented, people took trains or rode horses.