Show:
Theme and Setting
Figurative Language
Symbolism
Theme and Characters
Conflict
100
Setting of "The Storm"
What is Freidheimer's country store, Louisiana, Late 1800s
100
A direct comparison
What is Metaphor
100
Tessie's late arrival to the lottery
What is being selected to die
100
Main characters of "A Good Man" (2)
What is the grandmother, the misfit
100
This type of conflict occurs within
What is Internal; Man vs. Self
200
Theme of "The Lottery" (2)
What is Tradition, betrayal (disloyalty)
200
Extreme Exaggeration
What is Hyperbole
200
The open window in "The Story of an Hour"
What is Freedom
200
This character killed others to see them in what he/she viewed as "their best moment"
What is the Misfit
200
Three types of external conflict
What is Man vs. Man, Man vs. Nature, Man vs. Society
300
Theme: "The Story of an Hour" (2)
What is Freedom; Feminism
300
When an object or concept represents something abstract
What is Symbolism
300
The Storm (2)
What is an affair; the state of happiness
300
These characters (women) desired freedom (2)
What is Mrs. Mallard and Calixta
300
A struggle against an outside force
What is External Conflict
400
Theme: "The Storm" (2)
What is Adultery (disloyalty), Feminism
400
This is both the flashback and allusion in Chopin's, "The Storm."
What is The Assumption of Mary (references to the Bible).
400
The old black box in "The Lottery"
What is an age-old tradition
400
Minor Characters in "A Good Man.."
What is June Star, Bobby Lee, Hiram, Mom, Dad, etc.
400
Main type of conflict in "The Lottery"
What is Man. vs. Society (Tessie vs. the village people)
500
Theme: A Rose for Emily
What is Loneliness; desperation
500
Miss Emily's trip to the store to buy arsenic is an example of this concept.
What is Foreshadowing
500
A strand of iron-grey hair
What is loneliness
500
Themes of "A Good Man.." (3)
What is Manipulation, a moment of grace, good vs. evil
500
Main type of conflict in "The Story of an Hour" and "The Storm"
What is Internal (Feminism--a desire for something more out of life).