Dystopias
The Alchemist
Poetry & Poetic Terms
Julius Caesar
Lit. Terms and Rhetorical Appeals
100

This character from "Harrison Bergeron" is saddled with the most handicaps due to his great strength and intelligence.

Who is Harrison Bergeron?

100

Santiago spends his life in search of this.

What is his Personal Legend?

100

This is the repetition of similar sounds at the END of successive phrases in poetry.

What is rhyme?

100

This is the Roman leader who was killed by 23 stab wounds.

Who is Julius Caesar?

100

This is the general term used to describe what speakers or authors used to persuade an audience of something.

What is a rhetorical appeal?

200

True or false: In a dystopian society, the setting is always futuristic.

False

200

This character gives Santiago a job and acts as a great role model for hard work and kindness.

Who is the Crystal Merchant?

200

This is another term for the reason an author writes a text.

What is purpose?

200

This character told Caesar to "beware the Ides of March."

Who is the soothsayer?

200

Writing that includes vivid description and sensory detail best represents this literary term.

What is imagery?

300

The overarching idea behind the story "Harrison Bergeron" is this.

What is forced equality?

300

This character was also searching for the alchemist with Santiago.

Who is the Englishman?

300

"Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers" is an example of this poetic device.

What is alliteration?

300

This character sees Caesar's ghost in his tent.

Who is Brutus?

300

This rhetorical appeal best refers to an author or speaker's credibility or notability.

What is an appeal to ethos?

400

Harrison demands that this person dance with him.

Who is a ballerina?

400

This country is Santiago's homeland.

What is Spain?

400

This is the pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables in a poem.

What is meter?

400

This character's funeral speech was fiery, emotional, and manipulative, successfully persuading his audience (through irony and repetition) to rise up in mutiny against the conspirators.

Who is Marc Antony?

400

This rhetorical appeal refers to a speaker or author's ability to persuade through emotional connections with the audience.

What is an appeal to pathos?

500

This person from "Harrison" fits the dystopian characteristic of "powerful figurehead."

Who is Diana Moon Glampers, Handicapper General?

500

These are the two stones that Santiago received from Melchizedek.

What are Urim and Thummim?

500

This is the attitude the writer has toward his or her subject of writing.

What is tone?

500

This is a footrace that Roman men partake in. Caesar told Antony to touch Calpurnia with his sandal during it to "make her fertile."

What is the Lupercal?

500

"Over 60% of the Arctic's wildlife population has decreased in the last 50 years.  Therefore, we need to change our habits to help slow the rates of climate change."  This example best represents this rhetorical appeal.

What is an appeal to logos?