Lamb to the Slaughter
What did Mary Maloney use to kill her husband?
A leg of lamb
What was the name of TopGirl's pony?
Starblossom
Paragraphs in poetry are called...
stanzas
Which of these techniques uses people's emotion to persuade?
ethos, pathos, logos
Pathos
What is Ms. Lent's favorite drink?
Hmmmm. I wonder!
Where did Mary Maloney go right after she killed her husband?
The Grocery Store
What are the three special abilities the pony's have?
fly, speak, and stab things with their horns
Something that is used to represent something else is called...
When a marketing company uses statistics, data and numbers to persuade an audience, they are using...
ethos, pathos, logos
logos
Mythology
How does Mary Maloney behave when her husband first arrived home from work?
kind, attentive, serving, pleased, joyful, happy, etc.
What gaming console were the girls playing on at TopGirl's house?
Wii
When something is given human-like qualities but it is not human is an example of...
personification
What is used in the beginning sentence(s) to grab the audience's attention?
lead, hook
When a book has a visual and there is writing underneath that explains it, that writing is called a(n)...
caption
What confession does PM make to his wife that drives her to madness?
He reveals that he is leaving her.
What were some of the things to eat and drink at TopGirl's house?
frosted oatmeal raisin cookies and there’s Coke Zero and diet Red Bull and diet lemonade, Turkish Delight Crystal Light
A single line of poetry is called a(n)...
verse
This is one sentence in the first paragraph that lists the claim, as well as three supporting details. What is it?
Thesis Statement
What is it called when someone lives in an absolutely perfect society that is untouched by anything negative or unpleasant?
Utopia
What did Mary Maloney do in the very last scene that made the reader think she got away with murder?
She giggled
Which two kinds of control systems are used in Ponies?
corporate, bureaucratic, technological, philosophical
philosophical, bureaucratic
When someone/something well-known (or famous) is used to describe something else is a(n)...
ex: George is a real Einstein!
Allusion
What is it called when someone writes something with the intention of making the audience believe the same as him/her?
Persuasion/Persuasive
When a dictionary tells a word's origin, it is explaining the word's ...
Etymology