Animal Farm
LOTF
R&J
Shakespeare's Life & Times
Literary Terminology
100

The animals build this structure 3 different times over the course of the story.

What is the windmill?

100

The author of Lord of the Flies and their nationality.

Who is British author, William Golding?

100

Romeo's family name (aka, last name).

What is Montague?
100

Shakespeare's first name.

What is William?

100

This part of the plot occurs in Act III of a typical five-act play.

What is the climax?
200

The belief system the animals take on following Mr. Jones's departure.

What is Animalism?

200

This item serves as a symbol of authority and civilization on the island.

What is the conch?

200

Romeo and Juliet is set in this country.

What is Italy?

200

These two centuries are when Shakespeare wrote his plays.

(example: 20th-21st centuries)

What are the 16-17th centuries?

200

This term refers to a character which shares similarities with the protagonist, yet also has intentional differences which help readers better understand the protagonist.

What is a foil character? 

300

This character initially works with Napoleon, but later leaves the farm and is blamed for every problem that occurs.

Who is Snowball?

300

This item is used to give the boys a false sense of anonymity while on the island.

What is paint?

300

This character is a cousin to Romeo and keeper of the peace.

Who is Benvolio?

300

The birthplace of Shakespeare.

Stratford-upon-Avon

300
This literary device is found when characters, settings, and objects are given a deeper meaning. 

What is symbolism? 

400

This song acts as the rallying cry for the animals of Animal Farm.

What is "Beasts of England"?

400

This narrow rock ledge becomes the base camp for Jack's faction. 

What is Castle Rock?

400

Romeo and Juliet's first kiss takes place in this Act/Scene.

What is Act 1, Scene 5?
400

The theatre in London where Shakespeare's plays were performed. This theatre is still in operation today.

What is The Globe Theatre? 

400

This type of story has a deeper meaning, often a moral or political one.

What is an allegory?

500

This character represents the Russian aristocracy.

Who is Mollie the Horse?

500

In Christian theology, this is another name for Satan and literally translates to "Lord of the Flies."

What is Beelzebub?

500

This notably offensive gesture is made by the Capulet servants towards the Montague servants in 1.1.

What is biting your thumb?

500

Shakespeare's life and times are categorized as the __________ Era. 

What is Elizabethan?

500

This type of figurative language uses a part to represent a whole. 

What is synechdoche?