Characters
Plot and Events
Vocabulary
Literary Devices
Themes and Connections
100

Who is the main character of the novel?

Dr. Mackenzie Skillman

100

What is the title of the story and who is the author? 

Frozen, by Rachelle Bronson.

100

What does isolated mean?

Separated from others.

100

What literary device uses the words "like" or "as" to compare things? 

Simile 

100

What type of environment do the scientists face? 

A cold, dangerous mountain environment. 

200

Who is involved in the expedition? 

A group of scientists.

200

Where do the scientists get snowed in?

A cave.

200

What does frigid mean? 

Extremely cold. 

200

What literary device compares two things without using "like" or "as"? 

A metaphor. 
200

What genre uses fear, danger, and unsettling events to affect readers?

Horror

300

Who is David Arke?

Veteran mountain climber. 

300
How many people died in the book? 
Four. 
300

What does suspense mean? 

A feeling of uncertainty about what will happen. 

300

What literary device uses descriptive details that appeal to the senses?

Imagery.

300

What theme is shown characters must work together to face danger? 

Teamwork

400

What type of creature do the scientists encounter? 

A newly discovered human/alien species.

400

Who is the creature they dissected? 

Dr. Skillmans' half brother.
400

What does expedition mean?

A journey made for a specific purpose. 

400

What literary device gives hints about future events? 

Foreshadowing.

400

What is the term for a character facing a force or problem that threatens them?

Conflict 

500

What unsual threat do scientists face?

A psychic threat.

500

Where does the expedition take place?

The Himalayas.

500

What does ominous mean?

Suggesting something bad will happen. 

500

What literary technique makes readers feel nervous about what will happen next?

Suspense

500

What feeling does the dangerous setting help create?

Tension