Cast
Crew
Reading
Writing
Poetry
100

Lyddie, Luke, Triphena and Charlie or all considered what?

What are characters, cast? 

100

The person who is in charge of all of the decisions of a play, film, or show is called a what? 

Who is the director? 

100

The first part of a play is called this. It contains several scenes. 

What is an act? 

100

It is important to do what after you have written your first draft? 

What is reread and revise? 
100

Lyddie's mind is like a trap, locking in on anything which will lead her to independence. 

What is a simile? 

200

What lyrics does Lyddie hear over and over in her head? 

"Oh! I cannot be a slave, I will not be a slave" 
200

The person responsible for making sure everyone is wearing appropriate clothing for the show is called this. 

What is a costume designer? 

200

Lines that actors speak while on stage together is called this. 

What is dialogue? 

200

An introduction needs these three things to be successful. 

A general hook, a specific reference to the authors and titles discussed, and a strong thesis. 

200

"Tiger, tiger, burning bright, 

In the forests of the night,

What immortal hand or eye

Could frame thy fearful symmetry."

Name three figurative techniques found in this poem.

What is rhyme, repetition, alliteration, symbolism, personification, hyperbole, (I could go on)...

300

What happens to Lyddie in chapter 13 that makes Diana call up her friend, Dr. Craven? 

Lyddie gets hit in the head with a shuttle, knocking her down and causing a great loss of blood. 

300

The person responsible for the lights in the play is called this. 

Who is the lighting designer? 

300

A person standing on stage alone addressing the audience or someone they are thinking of is performing something called this. 

What is a monologue?

300

True or False?

If a start to write a story and don't know where it is going, I should keep going, maybe work on something else, and come back to it with fresh yes. 

True! 

300

Finish this famous poem's lines: 

"Two roads diverged in a wood, and I 

took the one less __________ by, 

and that has made all the difference."

What is traveled? 

400

Why does Lyddie start to feel like she should sign the petition? 

She realizes the working conditions are so bad they caused Betsy to become terminally ill, and she gets injured on the job as well. 

400

The person responsible for dressing the stage to create the sets for the play is called this. 

Who is the stage designer? 

400

The stage manager will read this while the actors read their lines. It suggests what the actors should do on stage. 

What are stage directions? 

400

Paterson included Luke in the story to add what? 

What is a romantic interest? 
400

Mr. William Shakespeare, the bard, the king of poetics, the arch de triumph of the written word, *ahem* Sir Billy Shakes wrote how many sonnets?

What is 154. 

500

Mr. Marsden and indeed the factory itself can be considered a kind of what? 

What is a villain? What is the antagonist? 

500

The person responsible for calling the show and making sure all of the cast and crew are where they need to be, doing what they need to do is called this. 

Who is the stage director? 

500

When someone says, "A storm is coming," this is often used as this figurative technique, suggesting danger. 

What is foreshadowing? 

500

Why is it important for a character's opinion to change over time? 

A character needs to learn and grow in a story, and discover new things about themselves and the world. 

500

This type of poem has a rhyme scheme of 

abab cdcd efef gg 

Is often referred to as "Shakespearean". 

What is the sonnet? 

What is the Shakespearean sonnet?