Plot & Characters
Setting & Conflict
Themes & Symbolism
Literary Devices
Vocabulary and Key Terms
100

The main character of 'The Necklace'

Who is Madame Loisel?

100

This is the place where a story happens.

What is a setting?

100

In 'The Golden Touch', this theme warns against valuing wealth and material things above all else.

What is Greed?

100

This figure of speech compares two things using "like" or "as"

What is a Simile?

100

This is a piece of writing like a book, article, or poem.

What is a text?

200

In 'The Golden Touch', this character is granted the ability to turn everything he touches into gold.

Who is King Midas?

200

This is the country where 'A Dose of What the Doctor Never Ordered' took place.

What is Japan?

200

In 'The Necklace', the lost necklace symbolises this theme.

What is the danger of vanity and the difference between appearances and reality?

200

This type of irony occurs when something opposite of what is expected happens.

What is Situational Irony?

200

This term means to look closely at a text to understand its meaning, purpose, and structure.

What is Analyze?

300

In 'The Thrill of the Chase', this event inspires the main character to start the treasure hunt and leave a legacy.

What is being diagnosed with a terminal illness?

300

This is the place and time when 'Civil Peace' takes place.

What is Post-War Nigeria.

300

In Civil Peace, Jonathan’s optimistic phrase “Nothing puzzles God” reflects this larger theme about life after hardship.

What is Resilience and Faith in the midst of hardship?

300

This technique uses a comparison between two different things to clarify a complex idea.

What is an Analogy?

300

This word refers to the traits and qualities that define a person or group, often shaped by culture, beliefs, and experience.

What are Identities?

400

In 'Civil Peace', these character traits help Jonathan rebuild his life.

What is Optimism and Resilience?

400

This term describes the struggle between opposing forces in a story, which can be external or internal, and is central to driving the plot forward.

What is Conflict?

400

This story reflects the theme of determination and self-discipline.

What is 'A Dose of What the Doctor Never Orders'?

400

This device gives human traits to nonhuman things.

What is Personification?

400

This word describes the reasoning behind a character's words or actions.

What is Motivation?

500

This is the main conflict faced by King Midas in The Golden Touch that ultimately leads to his regret.

What is the problem of his greed destroying what he loves, especially when he turns his daughter into gold?

500

In 'The Thrill of the Chase', the protagonist faces challenges from both the environment and other characters creating what kind of combined conflict? 

What is Man vs. Nature and Man vs. Man?

500

In The Thrill of the Chase, the relentless pursuit represents this broader theme about human nature and the search for meaning.

What is the desire for adventure and the quest for fulfilment?

500

This is a lengthy speech delivered by a character alone on stage, revealing their inner thoughts.

What is a Soliloquy?

500

This type of connection explains how ideas, characters, or events influence one another in a text.

What is Relationship?