Literary Terms
A perfect place that doesn't really exist.
What is a utopia?
Harrison Bergeron
Who is Kurt Vonnegut?
Which 2 stories are connected with the discussion topic: Ethical values are a product of historical conditions and they change over time.
What are "Button, Button," & "Shooting an Elephant?"
The man who brings the button to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis.
Who is Mr. Steward?
Migrants are compared to this amphibian in the Joseph Legaspi poem we read this term.
What are frogs?
An object, place, person, or event that represents something bigger than itself.
What is a symbol?
Montreal 1962
Who is Shauna Singh?
Which text is connected with the discussion topic: Our personalities, morals, and social customs are a product of the time and culture we're raised in.
What is "The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas?"
The year the story "Harrison Bergeron" is set.
What is 2081?
Turbans, birds, hat, suitcase
What are symbols?
What the story is really about. The underlying message a story sends.
What is a theme?
The Arrival
Who is Sean Tan?
What are the impacts of migration? Name the 2 texts.
The Arrival, and "Montreal 1962"
The setting of "Shooting an Elephant"
What is Burma?
The country the Sikh couple migrated to.
What is Canada?
The main adversary of a story?
The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas
Who is Ursula Le Guin?
Life is a competition and humans are born unequal.
What is "Harrison Bergeron?"
These 2 characters in a dystopian story we read look alike. I wonder why that is...
Who are Hazel and Diana Moon Glampers?
This image represents the passage of time in The Arrival
What are clouds?
The repetition of the first sound in 2 or more words in close order.
Shooting an Elephant
Who is George Orwell?
The poem connected to the discussion question: what are the impacts of migration?
What is "Amphibians?"
A person who works with and tends to an elephant.
What is a mahout?
The image that represents why the main character of The Arrival migrated.
What is the dragon's tail?