IDENTITY
What is an internal factor of identity that is often influenced by personal experience?
Emotions
Having a star on their belly.
Metaphor.
What is the primary system of control in Harrison Bergeron?
Bureaucratic or governmental control.
What is an example of a memoir?
A personal story which focuses on a specific period or theme in a writer's life.
Which term refers to identity elements that cannot be easily changed, such as ethnicity or nationality?
Fixed elements of identity.
What societal issue is inspired by The Sneetches?
Segregation and the civil rights movement.
What role does food play in Crying in H-Mart?
It connects Michelle Zauner to her cultural heritage.
Name the most common conflict type in dystopian stories.
Man vs. Society
What element of short stories is missing:
Plot, theme, setting, characters, point of view and....?
Conflict.
In Inside Out 2, what does Riley primarily struggle with as she matures?
Finding her social identity.
In Purl, what does the protagonist struggle with at her workplace?
Assimilation and exclusion.
Purl finds herself in an all-male office environment where she is immediately disregarded and excluded.
What is an example of an internal conflict? (give a specific example).
Man vs. self - a struggle with self-doubt.
1. Overconsumption of goods
2. Over-use of technology
What figurative language is shown in this example:
"Break a leg out there!"
What does Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie warn us against in "The Danger of a Single Story"?
Forming stereotypes that limit or narrow our understanding of others.
What central themes are shared by Chameleon and The Sneetches?
Belonging and acceptance.
How do Chameleon and Crying in H-Mart use motifs to explore identity?
Both use language as a recurring theme.
(Chameleon - different languages to cross borders)
(Crying in H-Mart - Korean to connect with her lost culture)
How does The Lottery reflect societal norms in its dystopian context?
It criticizes blindly following a tradition.
In Crying in H-Mart, what does Michelle Zauner reflect on through food?
Her connection to her late mother andd her Korean identity.
What type of identity combines food, practices (like festivals), media, and community?
Cultural identity
What symbol is most present in the story
"Harrison Bergeron" that serves as a motif?
Sound - noises for George in particular.
What does the term "motif" represent in literature?
A recurring sumbol or element that helps identify the theme.
What are some of the "handicaps" or limitations placed on characters in the story "Harrison Bergeron"? List three.
Audio devices
Heavyweights
Masks
1. Climax
2. Exposition
3. Falling Action
4. Resolution
5. Rising Action
2,5,1,3, and 4.