Plot & Characters
Setting & Conflict
Themes & Symbolism
Literary Devices
Author & Background
100

Who is the main character in The Necklace

Mathilde Loisel

100

In what time period is The Necklace set?

Late 19th century Paris

100

 What is the theme of The Necklace?

The dangers of vanity and materialism

100

 What literary device is used at the end of The Necklace?

Situational irony

100

Who wrote The Necklace?

Guy de Maupassant

200

What does Jonathan value most in Civil Peace after the war?

His family

200

What is the main conflict in Civil Peace?

Jonathan struggles to rebuild his life post-war amidst crime and poverty

200

What does the phrase "Nothing puzzles God" symbolize in Civil Peace?

 Faith and acceptance of life's hardships

200

What is an example of foreshadowing in Civil Peace?

Jonathan's optimism hints at future hardship

200

What country is Chinua Achebe from?

Nigeria

300

What causes King Midas to regret his wish in The Golden Touch?

Turning his daughter into gold

300

What setting emphasizes King Midas’s wealth?

His grand palace filled with gold

300

What does gold symbolize in The Golden Touch?

Greed and the consequences of selfishness

300

What is the main irony in The Golden Touch?

 Midas gains wealth but loses what truly matters

300

What is the origin of the King Midas story?

Greek mythology

400

What is the main goal of Forrest Fenn in The Thrill of the Chase?

To encourage people to explore and find hidden treasure

400

What motivates the treasure hunt in The Thrill of the Chase?

A hidden poem with clues leading to a real treasure



400

What is a central theme in The Thrill of the Chase?

 Adventure and the joy of discovery

400

What figurative language is used in The Thrill of the Chase to describe nature?

Vivid imagery

400

What inspired Forrest Fenn to write The Thrill of the Chase?

His battle with cancer and love for adventure

500

Who are the patients in A Dose of What the Doctor Never Ordered, and why are they unusual?

They are imaginary patients created by students to critique standardized testing

500

What setting is used in A Dose of What the Doctor Never Ordered to express the theme?

A surreal doctor’s office symbolizing education and standardized tests

500

 What is the symbolic meaning of the patients’ illnesses in A Dose of What the Doctor Never Ordered?

The harms of overtesting and loss of creativity in education

500

What literary device dominates A Dose of What the Doctor Never Ordered?

Satire

500

What is Alan Haehnel known for besides writing plays like A Dose of What the Doctor Never Ordered?

Being a high school teacher and playwright focused on education themes