Great Expectations
TGM
Black Boy
Fiction Terms
Grammar
100

List four people that live in Kent

Mrs. Joe, Mr. Joe, Biddy, Orlick, etc

100
Name all five characters

Tom, Laura, Amanda, Jim, Mr. Wingfield (on the wall)

100

List three places Richard has lived

Natchez, Elaine, Jackson, Greenwood, Memphis
100

Name three (of four) types of conflict

self, another (antagonist?), society/system, nature/world

100
What are the seven parts of a sentence?

Subject, Verb, Direct Object, Indirect Object, Predicate Adjective, Predicate Nominative, Objective Complement

200

List five people that live/work in or near London

Jaggers, Wemmick, Molly, Herbert, Clara, Drummle, Startop, etc
200

Setting – city and year?

St. Louis, 1937

200

List five of Richard's family members by name

Hoskins, Maggie, Clark, Jody, Tom, Ella (mother), Alan (brother), Granny (is that her name?)

200

Define bildungsroman

A coming-of-age story with MORAL and PSYCHOLOGICAL growth embedded throughout the main character's journey

200

Identify the word in capitals – The old lady gave her FRIEND flowers for her birthday.

Indirect Object

300

List two of Pip's antagonists in G.E.

Mrs. Joe, Orlick, Miss Havisham, Estella

300

Describe two larger political / social connections that impact the storyline 

Guernica (labor / fighting back), Great Depression ($ struggles), WWI (father left), etc

300

What is the timeline of Richard's life (general years) and why are MS politics important then?

1908-1960 – the rise of 'The New South' including James Vardaman's rise of White Supremacy in the state

300

Define 'epiphany'

when a character suddenly experiences a deep realization about himself or herself

300

Identify the word in capitals – My neighbor Liam is the PRESIDENT of a company.

Predicate Nominative

400

List three important characteristics of the Victorian Era

focus on morality/manners, emerging middle class, more educated, economic/social developments under Queen Victoria

400

What is Jim's nickname for Tom? Why does that matter considering William's own life?

Shakespeare – a reference to his own early adulthood exploring his writing interests while working 

400

What is existentialism and how does Richard adapt this lens of the world?

Belief that you control your own destiny, including the active decisions/actions needed to get you there. Richard works for money, reads for knowledge, and sacrifices to move North for independence

400

What is indirect characterization?

when an author crafts a character's actions, behaviors, thoughts, etc to reveal key traits about them

400

Identify the phrase type – My dogs ran to the park FILLED WITH TENNIS BALLS.

Participial Phrase (ING or ED modifying)

500

List four elements of Dicken's own life that occur in Pip's life

Grows up lower class in rural area (Kent), starts working early, lives/works in London, many siblings, issues with parents, etc

500

Describe three symbols present in TGM and what they connect to

Fire/Escape, Glass, Blue/Roses, Typerwriter, Unicorn, etc

500

List three books Richard Wright has written beyond Black Boy

Uncle Tom's Children, Native Son, The Outsider, The Color Curtain, etc

500

Define 'ambiguity' (including how it ties to the text)

allows for two or more simultaneous interpretations of a word, phrase, action, or situation, all of which can be supported by the context of the text

500

Identify the phrase type – RUNNING 10 MILES will not help me prepare for my track meet.

Gerund Phrase (ING as the noun)