The Raven
The Pit and the Pendulum
Gothic Lit
General Knowledge
Pronoun Antecedent Agreement
Subject Verb Agreement
100

This single line is repeated most throughout the entire poem.

Nevermore

100

The water the narrator was given contained this

Drugs to make him sleep

100

Common settings in gothic literature

Old houses, castles, ruins, graveyards, forests, dark streets, isolated places. (must include at least 2 of these)

100

 Several other classmates have also chosen their topics.

S= Several (plural) V=have (singular) P=their (plural) = does not agree

100

 Mimi and Ginger, my two hamsters, eats lettuce. 

S=Naomi (singular) V=lives (singular) = does agree

200

The literary device that is best exemplified by the phrase "Swung by Seraphim whose foot-falls tinkled on the tufted floor"

Alliteration

200

The rats in the story symbolize this

Hope and freedom

200

Country and about when Gothic lit originated.

England late 1700

200

People of Murfreesboro needs to learn how to drive their cars in traffic.

S= people (plural) V=needs (singular) P= their (plural) = does not agree

200

Naomi Nye, my favorite poet and essayist, lives in Texas.

S=Naomi (singular) V=lives (singular) = does agree

300

The theme of the poem 

Overwhelming grief, sadness, loss of a loved one leading to madness, etc

300

A system of laws established in 1478 by the Catholic Church and was the reason of the narrators death sentence

The Spanish Inquisition

300

Adjectives to describe the mood

Creepy, mysterious, dark, suspenseful, eerie,

frightening, gloomy

300

 A teacher should create their lessons with student success in mind.

S=teacher (singular) V= create (plural) P= their (plural)

300

The laundry basket next to the pile of clothes are full of socks. 

S=basket (singular) V=are (plural) = does not agree

400

Rhyme sequence for this stanza starting with A:

    And the silken, sad, uncertain rustling of each purple curtain

Thrilled me—filled me with fantastic terrors never felt before;

    So that now, to still the beating of my heart, I stood repeating

    “’Tis some visitor entreating entrance at my chamber door—

Some late visitor entreating entrance at my chamber door;—

            This it is and nothing more.”



ABCDDB

400

The narrator tried to escape his death by doing this

Rats chew through the ropes and seconds later, French soldiers come storming in and the war is over.

400

Three kinds of fear

Supernatural, psychological horror, isolation.

400

 The volunteer board was so amazed at the donations it received

S=board (singular) V=was (singular) P= it (singular) = does agree

400

The table, which comes with four chairs, are in good condition.

S= table (singular) V=are (plural) = does not agree

500

The time of year the poem took place. It has this affect on the mood of the poem.

December -- it enhances the darkness/cold feeling of the chamber setting 

500

The story ends when this happens

Rats chew through the ropes and seconds later, French soldiers come storming in and the war is over.

500

Gothic Themes

Fear, death, the unknown, guilt, madness, revenge, isolation, supernatural, good vs evil, etc

500

Teenagers and elderly has to pay more attention to their driving.

S=teenagers+elderly (plural) V= has (singular) P=their (plural) = does not agree

500

The sticks, pens, markers, and paper was at the top of the supply list.

S= Sticks, pens, markers, and paper (plural) V= was (singular) = does not agree