All Quiet
Macbeth
Literary Terms
Short Stories and Essays
Poetry
100

This friend of Paul's is the first to die in the war. 

Who is Joseph Behm
100

This character is with Macbeth when he encounters the Weird Sisters. 

Who is Banquo?

100

This literary term refers to the main character in a story. 

What is the protagonist?

100

In the short story "The Lottery" the stones the little children collect is used for this literary purpose? 

What is symbolism?

100

Two lines that appear close together that rhyme.

What is a rhyming couplet? 

200

Ironically, when Paul is in this location he feels stressed instead of rested and relaxed. 

What is home/on leave? 

200

This object, given to Lady Macbeth, is another example of why Duncan is an honourable king who does not deserve the fate he meets by Macbeth's hands. 

What is a diamond?

200

This term refers to the author's feelings about the subject or issue she is writing about.

What is tone?

200

The essay "Drowning in Dishes" was was like a short story but did not follow a traditional plot and presented the author's thesis so it is this type of essay.

What is narrative essay?
200

When referring to a poem's structure, this term is used to reference a "paragraph."

What is a stanza?

300

This piece of military gear, essential for life in the trenches, is a symbol of life.

What is a gas mask?

300

Malcolm goes to this country to avoid the blame for his father's murder.

What is England?
300

The statement "Fair is foul and foul is fair" is an example of this literary device.

What is a paradox?

300

This satirical technique involves extreme exaggeration. 

What is hyperbole?

300

This is the repeated use of a consonant letter sound at the beginning, middle, or end of a word. 

What is consonance?

400

This location has an ominous name and is usually not a place a sick or injured soldier returns from.

What is the Dying Room?

400

Macduff affectionately refers to his wife and children as this when he mourns the news of their murders.

What is chickens?

400

A brief, simple retelling of a real-life event. 

What is an anecdote?

400

In an essay, an author may include this by acknowledging that the other side of an argument has valid points.

What is a concession?
400

The poem Mr. Keating uses to show his students that they should not waste their youth.

What is "To the Virgins, Make Much of Time"?

500

This theme is reflected by the coffins that the soldiers see stacked up before a big battle. 

What is "government and military officials treat soldiers as disposable commodities during war." 

500

This apparition accompanies the Witches' prophecy to "Beware the Thane of Fife."

What is an armed head?

500

Blood, sleep, and darkness are all recurring examples of this in Macbeth.

What is motif?

500

Jonathan Swift's purpose in writing "A Modest Proposal."

What is to point out how badly the English government was treating the Irish.

500

This poem uses a unique structure with the poet asking questions and then providing an answer.

What is "O Me! O Life!"?