Name that character
He is the ambitious scientist who creates the Creature.
Victor Frankenstein
It often explores universal concepts like love, justice, identity, or morality.
Theme
Threatening harm; menacing or ominous.
Baleful
She cried out in shock over the event
Aghast
A statement or position you argue
Claim
A monster created by a man whose made it his purpose to create life
Frankenstein
Rather than being stated outright, themes are usually this, requiring readers to infer meaning
What is implied
A prolonged, high-pitched cry of grief, pain, or despair.
Wail
A difficult or unfortunate situation
Plight
An opposing argument that challenges the claim
Counterclaim
As a child he was trapped in a tree and cried out to his mother for help, from tis experience a hatred for humans was born
Grendel
This element of a story—characters’ actions, conflicts, and resolutions—often reveals the theme.
What is the plot
A state of pain, suffering, or distress caused by illness or misfortune.
Affliction
Everyone was sad when they heard the news of the athletes career ending_______.
Affliction
A response to the counterclaim, defending the original claim
Rebuttal
This man died several years prior to becoming the face of a "doorknocker"
Jacob Marley
Themes connect plot, characters, and setting to this broader experience, helping readers interpret meaning beyond the surface.
What is the human experience
Not yielding or softening in severity; persistent and determined
Unrelenting
Her ______ was never ending and she often felt overwhelmed
Plight
True or false, you can have a claim without evidence in a debate.
Create a visual diagram of debat
False
He is Scrooge’s cheerful nephew who loves Christmas.
Who is Fred
The old oak stood alone in the field, its roots gripping the earth like memories refusing to fade. When the storm passed, it remained—scarred but unbroken.
Resilience in the face of adversity
Extremely unpleasant; causing feelings of disgust or hatred.
Loathsome
These are examples of what?
Kenning
List the correct order for debate structure
Opening Statements – Each side presents its claim.
Constructive Arguments – Evidence and reasoning for the claim.
Counterclaims – Opposing side presents challenges.
Rebuttals – Responses to counterclaims.
Closing Statements – Summarize and reinforce key points