Vocabulary
Story details
Literary devices
General knowledge
100

Immaculate

perfectly clean, neat, or tidy

100

What was the narrator doing when Carlos first approached him.

He was having a beer and a cigarette while watching the American boys and English girls in the pool.

100

"He became a faint, misty, quick moving outline, like the spokes of a turning wheel."

Simile

100

What is the capital of Jamaica?

Kingston

200

Spokes

the bars connecting the center of a wheel to its outer edge

200

How many times did the lighter successfully light before Carlos’ wife interrupted?

8

200

Suspense and suspicion

Mood

200

Las Vegas, the city famous for making bets, is located in what state?

Nevada

300

Wick

a strip of material which draws liquid fuel to the flame in a candle, lamp, or lighter

300

What color was the Cadillac?

Green

300

When the sailor recieves the offer of the bet, he is hesitant and has many doubts, but in the end he accepts.

Internal Conflic (man vs. self)

300

Who was the protagonist that had his finger torn off in an extremely famous trilogy of books and movies?

Frodo Baggins

400

Wisps

a small thin bunch, piece, or amount of something

400

What color was the English girl's bathing suit?

Pale blue.

400

"There was a woman's dressing gown lying across the bottom of one of the beds" (page 6)

Foreshadowing 

400

What percentage of hand strength is generated from your baby finger/pinky?

50%

500

Comtemptuous

feeling or expressing deep hatred or disapproval

500

According to the old man’s wife, how many fingers has he taken from people?

47

500

When the sailor was flicking the lighter, the reader thought he was going to make it all the way up to ten but the woman comes rushing in and she reveals the man’s plot for the boy.

Situational irony

500

Roald Dahl died in 1990. What age was he?

74