Examination Day
All Summer in a Day
Figurative Language
Plot
Parts of a Story
100

Who is the protagonist in Examination Day?

Dickie Jordan

100

Who is the protagonist in All Summer in a Day?

Margot

100

I've told you a million times!

Hyperbole

100

How many parts of plot are there?

5: Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, and Resolution

100

The when and where of a story...

Setting

200

Why was Dickie executed?

His IQ was too high.

200

What is the setting of All Summer in a Day?

Venus in the future.

200

They're like two peas in a pod!

Simile

200

The build up of the story, the events that lead to the climax.

Rising Action

200

The villain of a story is called...

Antagonist

300

What is the climax of the story?

Dickie taking the test and being executed.

300

What makes Margot different from her classmates?

Margot was born on Earth and has seen the sun before.

300

Good luck, break a leg!

Idiom

300
The part of the plot where the story reaches its peak, a pivotal point in the story.

Climax

300

The problem of the story is called the...

Conflict

400

How do we know Dickie is intelligent before he goes in for the test?

He asks questions, prefers reading over watching TV, bored by the photos in comic books

400

Who wrote All Summer in a Day?

Ray Bradbury

400

That shirt is pretty ugly.

Oxymoron

400

The come down from the climax, the events that lead to the resolution.

Falling Action

400

The "moral of the story"...

Theme

500

What is a potential theme in the story?

Society suffers when people blindly obey authority.

Intelligence can be viewed as a threat by those in power.

Society fails when individual potential is sacrificed to maintain state control.

500

For how long, and how often, does the sun shine on Venus?

2 hours every 7 years

500

He has a heart of gold.

Metaphor

500

The beginning of the story where key information is revealed.

Exposition

500

The point of view that uses "he, she, they" pronouns

3rd