1984
Who wrote 1984
George Orwell
Who confesses their love to Eliza?
Freddy
How was Beowulf originally shared
Through word of mouth by Anglo-Saxon Scops
What type of story is Frankenstein?
Frame story
Is this sentence active or passive? “I mopped the floor very well today”
Active
What is the name of the Party
Ingsoc
What does Henry do for a living?
Language coach and professor of phonetics
How was Beowulf put onto paper?
Hand written by 2 Catholic Monks
Who did the creature kill?
William Frankenstein, Julienne Moritz, Eliza Frankenstein, and Henry Clerval
What is parrallelism?
All the words in a listed sentence are the same tence and correspond with one another. "He came, he saw, he conquered" NOT: "He came, he sees, he is about to conquer."
What is the type of government in 1984
Oligarchical Collectivism
What is Eliza’s first impression of Henry?
She thinks he is the police.
Beowulf takes place in which two places
Geatland(Modern day Sweden), and Denmark
The Creature promises to do what after Frankenstein dies?
Go north and die
Where is the error in this sentence? “Neither of the fruits was good to eat"
”was” should be changed to “were”
How did Orwell choose the title for 1984
switching 1948 to 1984
What instrument did the colonel teach Eliza to play?
The piano.
Beowulf is what type of poem, same form as Gilgamesh and the Odyssey
An epic
What were the books the creature read?
Paradise Lost by John Milton, The Sorrows of Young Werther by by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, and Plutarch’s lives
What is an anaphora?
The repitition of the same word or clause at the start of each sentence.
What was Orwell's critique in writing the novel 1984
The danger of state control over thought, action, and emotion
What piece of Eliza’s jewelry was not borrowed from the colonel?
A ring that Henry bought her in Brighton.
How did the Anglo-Saxon era of England end?
With the Norman conquest of England by William the conquerer in 1066
Which volcanic eruption made the circumstances for the book to be written?
Krakatoa
What is a dangling modifier?
A word or phrase that modifies the sentence with no clear correlation to the subject, making the sentence unclear and confusing. “Walking towards the beach, the sun began to set.”