Title and Author
Q HOMS
Q ARIS
Lit Devices
Symbols
100

Story of An Hour

Kate Chopin

100

I forgot. Too late now. I'm tired.

Mama, Chanclas (pg46)

100

Bitter? Man, I’m a volcano. Bitter? Here I am a giant—surrounded by ants!

Walter

100

Giving an object a human’s characteristics

Personnification

100

Dee changed her name to what and why

Wangero: She changed her name as she tries to detach from her family heritage/background. Wangero  believes the passing down of the name Dee is insignificant and wants a change.

200

The Check

Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin in The Sun

200

You are the prettiest girl here, will you dance

Uncle Nacho, Chanclas (pg 47)

200

What else can I give you, Walter Lee Younger?

Ruth

200

Words that sound like the noise the word makes

 Onomatopoeia

200

Explain the symbol Prince Charming and the Sleeping Beauty

These two positions in the play symbolize unfairness and colorism. They connect to the narrator's desire and motivations. Prince charming and the sleeping beauty are awarded to the students with dark skin. However the narrator is unlucky and has lighter skin, soi these positions are ungettable.  

300
Colorism

Ted Poston's The Revolt of The Evil Fairies

300

Most likely I will go to hell and most likely i deserve to be there.

Esperanza, Born Bad (pg 58)

300

Oh, it’s just a college girl’s way of calling people Uncle Toms—but that isn’t what it means at all.

George

300

The blanket of snow rained down on us just like a mini avalanche

Simile

300

In the story of an hour who’s husband supposedly passed away leading to the open window then explain the symbolism of the open window

Maggie is the character whose husband supposedly passed away. This leads her to the open window which symbolizes her new thought of freedom. She begins to feel relieved from her negative relationship after seeing the blue sky and hearing the birds chirping. She is no longer confined by her marriage.

400

Wangero Leewanika Kemanjo

Alice Walker's Everyday Use

400

I don't know who decides who deserves to go bad

Esperanza, Born Bad (pg 59)

400

Once upon a time freedom used to be life—now it’s money. I guess the world really do change

Mama

400

Don’t cry over spilled milk

Idiom

400

 Explain the significance of the polaroid in the story “Everyday Use”

Dee is attempting to make her family background into a display when arriving back from school. She is trying to show what she came from and where she is now. She uses the camera to express her changes and improvements.

500

Gothic Romantic

Edgar Allen Poe's The Cask of Amontillado

500

What quotes mentions eyes like Egypt and nylons like the color of smoke?

"Sally is the girl with eyes like Egypt and nylons the color of smoke" Esperanza, Sally (pg 81) 

500

most of the trouble exists because people just don’t sit down and talk to each other

Linder

500

A term used to describe the multiple methods that a writer uses to to make a story or poem more clear to the reader

Literary Devices

500

 What two objects are on Montresor’s crest + what is the saying on the crest (Connect them)

 On Montresor’s crest there is a snake and a foot/ankle. The crest also states “no one will punish me with impunity.” On the crest the foot which stepped on the snake represents Fortunato, who punished Montresor. The snake is Montresor as he gets back at Fortunato by biting his ankle. This truly shows how Montresor was not going to let Fortunato punish him and get away.