What is the full name of the narrator of the novel?
Jean Louise Finch
In which London borough is the school located?
Richmond upon Thames
A pig named Napoleon takes over leadership after a rebellion on a farm.
Animal Farm by George Orwell
What is the term for a deliberate pause within a line of poetry, often marked by punctuation?
Caesura
What is the term for an emotional appeal used in persuasion, aiming to evoke feelings in the audience?
Pathos
Which Finch relative tries to instill traditional gender roles in Scout?
Aunt Alexandra
In which year did Mr Grundy begin teaching at the school, marking a new era in the English department and injecting new life into the school community (truly a seminal moment in history hardly likely to be repeated and for which generations will remain ever thankful)?
2021
A girl arrives at Thornfield Hall to work as a governess and discovers a dark secret hidden in the attic.
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë
What is the technique called when a word or phrase is repeated at the beginning of successive lines or clauses?
Anaphora
What is the term for an appeal based on the credibility or character of the speaker or writer?
Ethos
What is the name of the Black church Calpurnia takes Scout and Jem to?
First Purchase African M.E. Church
In which year was the school founded?
A young man’s portrait ages while he stays youthful and corrupts his soul.
The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde
What term describes the repetition of words derived from the same root?
Polyptoton
What is it called when a speaker or writer uses logical arguments and evidence to persuade the audience?
Logos
Who pretends to be drunk in order to give Maycomb a reason for his lifestyle choices?
Dolphus Raymond
What is the motto of the school (in Latin AND English)?
Spes Audacem Adjuvat - Hope Favours the Bold
A girl named Briony makes a mistake that ruins lives in this novel by Ian McEwan.
Atonement
What is the name for a two-syllable metrical foot with the stress on the second syllable, commonly used in English verse?
Iamb
What rhetorical device is used when a speaker or writer asks a question but immediately provides the answer, often for emphasis?
Hypophora
What is the name of the publisher and editor of The Maycomb Tribune who quietly supports Atticus during the jail confrontation? (THREE NAMES NEEDED)
Lady Eleanor's uncle, Denzil, was arrested by which King, helping to spark the English Civil War?
Charles I
Which novel by James Joyce takes place in Dublin over the course of one day?
Ulysses
What is the term for a harsh, discordant mixture of sounds in poetry, often used to reflect chaos or violence?
Cacophony
What rhetorical technique involves repeating the same word or phrase at the end of successive clauses or sentences?
Epistrophe