Plot 1
Plot 2
Vocabulary 1
Vocabulary 2
Figurative Language/Literary elements/practice EOC
100

What are the two  men fighting over?

who owns a piece of land

100

What do the men assume about the figures that they see in the distance?

Their men are coming.

100

relief for victims

succor

100

friendly end to a quarrel

reconciliation

100

He hunted hard for his neighbor.

alliteration

200

Who is in the forest at the beginning of the story?

both Gradwitz and Znaeym

200

What is the surprise at the end of the story?

it is wolves coming.....not their men

200

weariness

langour

200

great annoyance

exasperation

200

Gradwitz looked and watched and listened for Znaeym.

parallelism

300
What happens to the two men after they meet in the forest?

They are knocked down and pinned beneath a tree.

300

Which literary element best describes the end of the story?

irony
300

very steep

precipitous

300

expressions of sympathy

condolences

300

What deeper psychological insight does the story reveal about long-standing feuds? 

Feuds are always resolved through rational dialogue

Land ownership is the primary source of human conflict

Generational conflicts can consume individuals' entire lives

Personal vendettas are quickly forgotten

Generational conflicts can consume individuals' entire lives

400

As the men talk, what change happens?

They reconcile.

400

What is omniscient point of view?

all knowing

400

accepted

acquiesced

400

replied sharply

retorted

400

What literary technique does the author use to create dramatic irony in the story's conclusion?

Emphasizing the characters' individual motivations

Foreshadowing the arrival of unexpected predators

Subverting the characters' expectations of rescue

Introducing a sudden plot twist without preparation


Subverting the characters' expectations of rescue

500
After they make up, what do they do?

Call for help

500

What is the tone of this story?

terrifying

500

plunderers

marauders

500

showing religious devotion

pious

500

How does the setting of the forest symbolize the conflict between Gradwitz and Znaeym?

 Represents a neutral ground where conflicts can be resolved

Highlights the economic value of land ownership

Symbolizes the wild, uncontrolled nature of their generational feud

Serves as a mere backdrop with no deeper symbolic meaning

Symbolizes the wild, uncontrolled nature of their generational feud