Scientific Notation
Figurative Language
Order of Operations
Characterization
Random Questions
100
The 
use 
of 
words 
and
 phrases 
that 
appeal
 to 
the 
five
 senses

What is imagery?
100
6+2-5 =
What is 3?
100
The
 character 
or 
force 
that 
blocks 
the
 protagonist 
from
 achieving
 his 
or 
her
 goal

What is the antagonist?
100
Simplify 5^5
What is 625?
200
Figure
 of 
speech 
that 
makes 
a
 comparison 
between 
two
 seemingly
 unlikely
 things
 by 
using 
a 
connecting
 word 
such 
as
 like,
 as, 
than, 
or 
resembles

What is simile?
200
3 x 8 / 2 =
What is 12?
200
A
 character 
who 
only 
has 
one 
or 
two
 personality 
traits; 
he
 or 
she
 can 
be
 described
 in 
a 
single 
phrase

What is a flat character?
200
When
 a
 word, 
phrase, 
action, 
or 
situation
 can 
be 
interpreted 
two
 or 
more 
ways, 
all
 of 
which 
can 
be 
supported 
by 
the 
context
 of
 the 
work

What is ambiguity?
300
0.0000069
What is 6.9 x 10^6
300
Figure
 of
 speech
 that 
makes 
a
 comparison 
between 
two 
unlike
 things
 without 
using 
a 
connecting 
word
 such 
as
 like, 
as,
 than, 
or 
resembles

What is a metaphor?
300
14x 2 -64 /4 =
What is 12?
300
The
 reasons 
for 
a 
character’s 
behavior,
 what 
he/she 
says, 
or 
the
 decisions
 he/she 
makes

What is motivation?
300
Write 5*5*5*5*5*5* as a power
What is 5^6?
400
0.00000000001234
What is 1.234 x 10^11?
400
Figure 
of 
speech 
in 
which 
a 
nonhuman
 thing 
or 
quality 
is 
talked
 about 
as 
if 
it
 were
 human

What is personification?
400
(104 -87 ) x (56 +8/2) =
What is 1020?
400
A 
character 
who 
changes 
in 
an 
important
 way 
as 
the 
result 
of
 the 
story’s 
action

What is dynamic character?
400
A
 broad 
statement 
about 
an 
entire 
group

What is generalization?
500
Write 3.4 x 10 ^-4 in decimal form
What is 0.00034?
500
A 
reference 
in 
a 
literary 
work 
to 
a 
person,
 place,
or 
thing 
in
 history
 or 
another 
work
 of 
literature 
(often 
in direct 
or 
brief
 references
 to 
well‐known 
characters 
or
 events)

What is an allusion?
500
(1/4 +1/2)1/3
What is 1/4?
500
When
 readers 
have 
to 
put 
“clues”
 together 
to 
figure 
out 
for
 ourselves
 what
 a 
character 
is 
like

What is subordinate character?
500
(2/3)^2
What is 4/9?