Greek and Latin Roots
Vocab
Parts of Speech
Dystopia
Writing
100

Chrono

Time

100

Define: Conformity

Behaving in a way that is expected or considered normal by society

100

What is a noun?

A person, place or thing

100

What is a Dystopia?

A society where people are controlled by a (usually evil) power.

100

What is a thesis statement (topic sentence, hook) and what does it do?

Introduces the topic to the reader and gives some information.

200

Tele

Far

200

Define: Generation

A specific group that is put together based on WHEN the thing first came out.

200

What is a verb?

An action word.

200

Analyze the character: Effie Trinket

She is also a slave to the capital, if she does not do her job she is likely to be put into a district and forced to work.

200

Give three examples of transition words.

Cannot use: first, second, third or any variation of those words

Furthermore, Also, In addition, In contrast, As well, etc.

300

Audi

Hear

300
Define: Liberty

To be free

300

What is an adjective?

A word used to describe something

300

What is one common theme in Dystopian stories?

Hopelessness, Control, Rebellion, etc

300

When you make an inference you...

Take what the text says and mix it with what you know.

400

Scrib, Script

Write

400

Define: Lottery

A game where the outcome is based entirely on chance or luck

400

What is a synonym?

Two words with the same meaning

400

Why are Dystopian stories usually set in realistic settings?

Because the author wants the readers to understand how the story might be similar to their own life

400
What are the elements of narrative writing?

Hint: ____ action

Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution
500

Vac

Empty

500

Define: Ritual

A specific activity that is always done in the same way.

500

What is an antonym?

Two words with the opposite meaning.
500

How are 'The Lottery' and 'The Hunger Games' similar in their plot?

In both stories peoples lives are taken away by random chance because of a yearly ritual.

500

What are the elements of an argumentative paper?

Claim, evidence, supporting details, counter claim