Suspense
The weapon used in "Lamb to the Slaughter"
What is a leg of lamb?
The man who wrote a letter to Harriet Tubman to praise her courage.
Who was Frederick Douglass?
The three types of persuasion according to the ancient Greeks
What are ethos, pathos and logos?
The assistant Cossack that Zaroff has working for him.
A sentence that starts with an AWWUBBIS word and has a comma to separate and independent and dependent clause.
What is a complex sentence?
The name of the wife who pressed the button in "Button Button"
Who is Norma?
When there are two ideas next to each other to highlight a contrast.
What is juxtaposition?
Where juror #11 came from AND his job
The name of the island in the story "The Most Dangerous Game"
What is Ship Trap island?
The information that comes before and after a word or example/quotation to explain what is happening.
What is context?
The country where "Lather and Nothing Else" took place.
What happened to William Henley, the writer of the poem "Invictus"
What is a leg amputation?
The author of 12 Angry Men
Who is Reginald Rose?
Who is the prosecution?
The pattern of rhyme a poet uses.
What is a rhyme scheme?
These are 3 ways authors show suspense.
What are, setting, irony, conflict?
He gave the "Order of the Day" speech about D-Day during WWII.
Who was General Eisenhower?
The name of the system of prosecution and defense against one another.
What is the adversary system?
The location/city that Rainsford's yacht was initially headed toward before he fell overboard.
Where is Rio?
A word or phrase in writing that helps a writer switch from one idea to the next smoothly.
What is a transition?
The setting of the story "The Cone"
The explanation JFK made in his "Race to Space" speech about all this history of mankind in a timeline of 50 years.
What is an extended metaphor?
The name of the challenge that an attorney can use to dismiss a juror for any reason.
What is a peremptory challenge?
The name of Zaroff's dog who fell into the tiger trap.
Who was Lazarus?
The month that most babies are born.