Conflict
"Pyramus & Thisbe"
"Lake Pontchartrain"
Figurative Language & Poetic Devices
Shakespeare
100

Pyramus and Thisbe's parents not allowing them to be together.

Character vs. Character

100

What three things were at the place Pyramus and Thisbe agreed to meet?

A tomb, a spring, and a tree. 

100

Identify the literary device in the following quote:

"They both had crawfish, strictly chicken for me."

foreshadowing

100

Identify the type of figurative language in the following: 

"Life is a rollercoaster; sometimes you're up, sometimes you're down."

metaphor

100

The Globe Theatre that exists today was built in this year.

(Hint: It is also the year Ms. Rios was born.)

1997

200

A student forgetting to submit their assignments and earning a failing grade in a class as a result.

Character vs. Self

200

What was the original color of the berries on the mulberry tree?

white

200

Identify the type of figurative language in the following quote:

"When out of the bayou came a man like the lake had a tongue."

Simile

200

Identify the type of figurative language in the following: 

"The stars danced playfully in the moonlit sky."

personification

200

This is the place "Romeo and Juliet" is set in.

Verona, Italy
300

The speaker in "Lake Pontchartrain" killing his friends and lying about it.

Character vs. Character

300

What does the wall between Pyramus and Thisbe's homes symbolize?

their parents disapproval of their relationship

300

Identify the type of figurative language in the following quote:

"It was the kind of night that makes you think the whole world's goin' to hell."

Metaphor

300

Identify the type of figurative language in the following:

"Boom! The fireworks exploded in the night sky, crackling and hissing as they faded."

Onomatopoeia

300

This many people fit in the original Globe Theatre.

3000

400

The speaker in "We Wear the Mask" feeling like he needs to hide his feelings from others for fear of being judged or being thought of as weak.

Character vs. Self

OR

Character vs. Society

400

What aspect of the natural world is the story of "Pyramus & Thisbe" explaining?

It explains why the berries on a mulberry tree are red.

400

Identify BOTH types of figurative language in the following quote:

"He was right up on the glass, all yellow-eyed, black teeth, bangin' on the windshield, / Screamin' like a demon at the top of his lungs."

Imagery & Simile

400

Identify the type of figurative language in the following: 

"The silence was so deep you could hear a heartbeat in the room."

hyperbole
400

How long did it take to perform "Romeo & Juliet"?

2 hours

500
Lake Pontchartrain controlling the man, the radio, and the voices from the lake to lure the speaker's friends.

Character vs. Supernatural

500

What type of figurative language is being used in the following quote?

"...the spouting blood / Leaped high, just as a pipe sends water spurting / Through a small hissing opening, when broken / With a flaw in the lead, and all the air is sprinkled" (Ovid).

Simile

500

Which state were the speaker and his friends from?

Missouri

500

Identify the literary device in the following: 

"The fire station burned down yesterday."

Irony (situational)

500

What was the phrase used in the prologue to describe lovers that cannot be together?

star-crossed lovers