Chew On This (Hint: All Vocabulary)
An opposing argument
What is a counterargument?
The name of the protagonist
Who is Isabel?
A story about a person’s life, written by that person
What is an autobiography?
The genre of this novel
What is satire?
The author of this play
Who is William Shakespeare?
A defensible statement an author makes about a topic or issue from supporting evidence
What is a claim?
The state Isabel sent to
New York
The truth Douglass realized about knowledge and education
What is power/freedom?
Who is Napoleon?
The Fairy King & Queen
Who are Oberon and Titania?
Details and/or facts that support the author’s claim
What is evidence?
A comparison where one thing is said to be the other (Hint: This is a literary term)
What is a metaphor?
The author’s attitude toward a subject in the text (Hint: This is a literary term)
What is tone?
The creator of Animalism
Who is Old Major?
The father and daughter
Who are Egeus & Hermia?
Foods produced naturally, without hormones, antibiotics, or pesticides
What is organic?
The author of this novel
Who is Laurie Halse Anderson?
Douglass' purpose for writing his narrative
What is to describe the experiences enslaved people had in America through his first-hand account?
The war this novel reflects
What is the Russian Revolution of 1917?
The time period this play was written. (Hint: Think of a Queen)
What is Elizabethan?
Substances added to food to prevent spoiling or discoloring
What are preservatives?
When the audience knows something the characters do not
What is dramatic irony?
The condition of having been freed from captivity or confinement
What is emancipation?
The first revolutionary song within the novel
What is Beasts of England?
The meter in which Shakespearean Sonnet's are written
What is iambic pentameter?