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Vocabulary
Grammar
Night by Elie Wiesel
Different types of conflicts
Short stories and Poems
100
able to meet one's financial obligation
What is solvent?
100
a sentence that does not show a complete thought
What is a sentence fragment?
100
The first to ignite hatred in Elie Wiesels life
What is the significance of the Hungarian police?
100
A conflict between two people
What is man vs. man.
100
Abraham Lincoln's death
What is the literal meaning of O' Captain my Captain?
200
Easily made angry, hot-tempered
What is irascible?
200
two or more sentences written as one
What is a run-on sentence?
200
teaches you what the world was like back then
What is the importance of reading literature from previous generations?
200
a person against a community
What is man vs. society
200
A poem that compares vehicles to elephants.
What is Concrete Mixtures?
300
to irritate, annoy, or anger
What is exasperate?
300
The Ari borrowed 20 dollars from Gabe. Ari; borrowed
What is the subject and predicate?
300
to spread the word to future generations
What is Elie's desire to write the book?
300
A conflict between a person and his surroundings, not made by man
What is man vs. nature?
300
A big city that has a lot of things, that scare the new coming visitor. Such as the monorail, the bridges and the 'scary' buildings.
What is the underlying meaning of The City is So Big?
400
marked by carelessness or indifference
What is negligent?
400
receives the action of the verb
What is direct object?
400
Removes the golden crown from Elie's mouth with a rusty spoon
What does the dentist do to Elie?
400
When a person has a conflict between his own personal feelings
What is man vs. self?
400
Don't steal from people
What is the underlying meaning of Thank You Ma'am?
500
Acting or working for self-gain only
What is mercenary?
500
Tells what the subject does or has
What is a predicate?
500
Lives in Sighet
Where did Elie originally live?
500
A conflict between a person and a being that does not exist in real life
What is man vs. supernatural
500
That you must always have two options and sometimes have to take the option not picked a lot to succeed
What is the underlying meaning of the Road Less Traveled?