Figurative Language
Epics
Argument
The Hero's Journey
Miscellaneous
100
The old man's voice was as rough as sandpaper
simile
100
main character of an epic
epic hero
100
the stance that someone is trying to take during their argument
claim
100
Finish the sentence:
In order to prove himself a changed person and true hero, the hero must return _______.
home
100
What type of plot contains flashbacks and foreshadowing?
Nonlinear plot
200
Her words were a dagger, cutting through the defenses of his heart.
metaphor
200
son of Odysseus
Telemachus
200
"Freedom is not merely a political concept; freedom is a human right. Freedom is not just an abstract idea; freedom is the very essence of democracy. Without freedom, democracy loses its soul."
This is an example of...
repetition
200
Who/what is mainly responsible for Odysseus' struggles to get home?
Poseidon
200
What type of sentence contains two independent clauses with a comma and a conjunction?
compound sentence
300
The moon watched over the sleeping city, casting a gentle glow on the quiet streets below.
personification
300
Odysseus' weapon of choice
bow and arrow
300
"The government's wasteful spending is bleeding our hard-earned money, leaving us to foot the bill for their extravagance. It's time to put an end to this fiscal irresponsibility and demand accountability from those in power."
This is an example of...
charged language
300
The hero receives a call to action, often in the form of a challenge, a problem, or an opportunity that sets them on their journey.
Call to Adventure
300
Imagine this:
We open with a bustling urban scene, filled with people going about their daily lives. The main character, a quirky and ambitious young woman named Emma, works at a vibrant but chaotic event planning company. Through a series of lighthearted scenes, viewers are introduced to Emma's colorful coworkers, her passion for event management, and her tendency to daydream about finding true love.
What plot stage is this most likely going to take place in?
Exposition
400
You don't have to be nervous; just act naturally and you'll do great.
oxymoron
400
goddess who helps Odysseus throughout his journey
Athena
400
"Building a successful team is like assembling a puzzle. Each team member is a unique piece, contributing their skills and perspectives to create a cohesive and complete picture."
This is an example of...
Analogy
400
The hero hesitates or refuses to answer the call, usually due to fear, insecurity, or a sense of inadequacy.
Refusal of Call
400
What is the underlined portion?
I just know we're going to score a touchdown if we ever get back into this game.
Dependent clause
500
They swarmed out like wasps nested along a river deep in the mountains, a remote place few have ever seen — young wasps hatching inside their nests, ceaseless, buzzing with wings that stain the air. Such numbers swarmed from the ships and shelters the Romans huddled around, pouring across the plain."
epic simile
500
How does Odysseus escape the cyclops?
he outsmarts him by getting him drunk, blinding him, and hiding under his cattle as they walked out of the cave.
500
"The government should invest in education, support small businesses, and improve healthcare."
This is an example of...
parallelism
500
lowest moment for the hero
Abyss
500
Ethos, Pathos, or Logos?
ethos