The Hunger Games
Greek Mythology
The House On Mango Street
Poetic Structures
Miscellaneous
100

This is the poverty-stricken district that Katniss and Peeta represent in the Games.

District 12

100

This Titan stole fire from Mount Olympus to give to humanity, completely disrupting the status quo.

Prometheus.

100

This is the name of the main character and narrator who struggles to find her identity on Mango Street.

Esperanza.

100

This is the term for the pattern of rhymes at the end of a poem's lines, like AABB.

Rhyme Scheme.

100

This device compares two unlike things without using the words "like" or "as".  

A Metaphor.

200

These wealthy tributes from Districts 1 and 2 train their whole lives for the arena.

Career Tributes (Careers)

200

This character famously ignored his father's warnings and flew too close to the sun on wings of wax and feathers.

Icarus.

200

This was the central thematic concept studied during this specific unit cycle.

Struggle for Identity

200

This specific structure consists of two rhyming lines of verse back-to-back.  

A Couplet.

200

This type of rhyme features words that sound similar but do not perfectly match, like "limes" and "finds".

Slant Rhyme.

300

This character is Katniss’s mentor who is dealing with his own past trauma as a victor.  

Haymitch.

300

This Athenian hero traveled to Crete and successfully navigated the Labyrinth to defeat the Minotaur.

Theseus.

300

Instead of traditional chapters, the author uses this literary term for short, poetic, and vivid descriptive scenes.

Vignettes.

300

This structured poem from Milestone 2 requires an exact 5-7-5 syllable count.  

A Haiku.

300

This is the name of the digital platform where students look up their assignments and complete milestones.

Beacon.

400

This act of solidarity occurs when a community risks punishment to send Katniss bread after Rue's death.

Rebellion/Defiance

400

This mythical hero used a reflective shield to successfully look at and defeat Medusa.

Perseus.

400

This author wrote The House on Mango Street using unique prose and author's craft.

Sandra Cisneros.

400

 This type of poetry has a bouncy, silly rhythm and follows a strict AABBA rhyming pattern.

A Limerick.

400

This interactive game platform was used in class for quick review sessions.

Kahoot.

500

 Katniss and Peeta use this specific item at the end of the Games to silently fight back against the Capitol's narrative.

Nightlock Berries.

500

This is the central theme shared by the stories of Prometheus, Icarus, and Theseus.

The struggle against power / resisting oppression

500

Mango Street itself represents this literary device, standing for the community and barriers the main character wants to escape.

Symbolism (or Symbol).

500

 This form of poetry completely rejects rules, skipping regular rhyme schemes and syllable counts entirely.

Free Verse.

500

This is a block of lines in a poem, similar to a paragraph in an essay.   

Stanza.