Characters
Plot
Conflicts/Themes
Literary Devices
Vocab
100

What is the family's last name?

Hadley

100

What is wrong with the nursery?

It won't change images (stuck on the veldt)

100

Name a theme that is present in the quote:

"This room is their mother and father, far more important in their lives than their real parents."

Family

Parenting

Technology

100

Name the device that is used in the quote:

"This house which clothed and fed and rocked them to sleep and played and sang and was good to them."

Personification (giving an object/idea human characteristics)

100
After taking Tylenol, the man's headache _________.

Subsided

200

How would you describe Peter and Wendy?

Spoiled, obsessive, disrespectful, etc.

200

What is the African veldt?

Grassland or prairie

200

Name the TYPE of conflict in the quote.

"The children were so upset that they couldn't control themselves. They shouted and cried and called them rude names..."

Person vs. Person

200

Name the device that is used in the quote:

"They looked so real...your mouth was filled with the dusty smell of their heated fur."

Imagery (uses the 5 senses)

200

The artist was completely _____________ in his subject.

Engrossed (absorbed)

300

Why does Lydia want to turn the house off?

She feels worthless or unnecessary

300

Name 3 futuristic devices in the house.

The nursery, the dining room table (cooks food), automatic lights, air tube (transports to next level of house), bed (rocks to sleep), voice clock, shoe cleaners, body washer, massager

300

Name the TYPE of conflict in the quote:

"The room has become a means of creating destructive thoughts, instead of helping to make them go away."

Person vs. Technology

300

The house is called a Happylife Home. How is this ironic?

The house doesn't bring happiness, it brings destruction and death

300

The student attempted to _________ the class to the environmental issues faced by many kangaroos.

sensitize (make aware)

400

What is Dr. McLean's advice?

Turn everything off and start new

400

What two items foreshadow the ending of the story?

Bloody wallet and bloody scarf

400

Name the TYPE of conflict in the quote.

"The house was full of dead bodies, it seemed. It felt like a mechanical cemetery."

Person vs. Technology

400

Name the device that is used in the quote:

"The house lights followed her like fireflies."

Simile (comparison using "like" or "as")

400

After their fight, he heard her footsteps ________ down the stairs.

Recede (to move away, withdraw)
500

Where does George plan on taking the family?

Iowa

500

How does the nursery's projection showcase Peter and Wendy's relationship with their parents?

They keep imagining George and Lydia being eaten by lions (destructive thoughts), so it highlights a negative or tense relationship

500

Name the TYPE of conflict in the quote.

"Death thoughts. They were awfully young, Wendy and Peter, for death thoughts. Or, no, you were never too young, really."

Person vs. Self

500

Name the device that is used in the quote:

"Where before they had a Santa Claus, now they have a Scrooge."

Allusion (a reference to a famous person, event, etc. that is generally well-known)

500

Because of the pricey tickets, our little ________ turned out to be very expensive.

Jaunt (excursion, short trip)