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RANDOM TRIVIA: What is the somewhat rude term for an angle greater than 90 degrees but less than 180 degrees?
Equilateral
Obtuse
Isosceles
Acute
2
The Great Gatsby
takes place during . . .
World War I
The Great Depression
The Roaring 20s
World War II
3
RANDOM TRIVIA: What planet is closest to Earth?
Mercury
Neptune
Saturn
Jupiter
4
The Crucible
was written by . . .
Arthur Miller
Mark Twain
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Thomas Putnam
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A state of striving, unrest, unsettledness or being stretched
irony
tension
resolution
exposition
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the process of fixing spelling, grammar, or punctuation mistakes in a piece of writing
Improvisation
Style
Feedback
Editing
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The Crucible
was written as a critique of . . .
Manifest Destiny
The Vietnam War
McCarthyism
Nuclear weaponry
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Who's described: "They smashed up things and creatures and then retreated back into their money or vast carelessness"
Jordan Baker & Nick Carraway
Tom & Daisy Buchanan
Reverend Parris & Mr. Putnam
Abigail Williams & her friends
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The Great Gatsby
was written by . . .
Arthur Miller
Jordan Baker
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Mark Twain
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RANDOM TRIVIA: What flower is pictured below?
Peony
Chrysanthemum
Hyacinth
Lavender
11
A major theme in
The Crucible
is . . .
music
exploration of the wilderness
mob mentality
conflict with Native Americans
12
VOCAB: which word means "stubborn, refusing to change behavior/ideas"
obstinate
astute
harmonious
solicitous
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an opposite or different view on a topic
synthesis
repetend
counterargument
claim
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RANDOM TRIVIA: What 1983 song launched the career of ‘80s icon Cyndi Lauper?
Total Eclipse of the Heart
Material Girl
What's Love Got to Do With It
Girls Just Wanna Have Fun
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LIT HISTORY: what American author wrote
My Antonia?
Edith Wharton
Virginia Woolf
Sylvia Plath
Willa Cather
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most general category of literature that tells stories which did not actually happen
fantasy
legend
fiction
epic poem
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the time, geographical location, and cultural background in which a story happens
Stage description
Setting
Prologue
Dialect
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moments in a story that tell the reader exactly what a character said out loud, word-for-word
Dramatic irony
Stage directions
Punctuation
Dialogue
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the unique way a writer expresses their ideas
Style
Dialogue
Flow
Balance
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a concrete detail that is repeated throughout a story, such as an object, image, sound, phrase, activity, or place
alliteration
symbol
sensory detail
motif
21
RANDOM TRIVIA: What is the longest river in Africa?
The Nile
The Congo
The Amazon
The Yangtze
22
What famous symbol in
The Great Gatsby
represents Gatsby's longing for Daisy?
The blue car
The red book
The yellow car
The green light
23
a short personal story (about the writer or someone else)
sensory details
motif
anecdote
imagery
24
RANDOM TRIVIA: What does Schul Andenken mean? (This is the name of Dock's yearbook)
School memories
Happy school times
Peace Makers
Historical Record
25
when circumstances in a play shift significantly; it may seem a problem is about to be solved, but another crisis arises
reversal
rising action
resolution
climax
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RANDOM TRIVIA: What is the name of Amy Poehler's character in the t.v. show Parks and Rec?
Leslie Knope
Ann Perkins
Angela Martin
Pam Halpert
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The Crucible
takes place during . . .
The Bubonic Plague
The Salem Witch Trials
The Inquisition
The Revolutionary War
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VOCAB: which word means "worthy of confidence or notice"
ludicrous
commendable
blithe
lush
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when tension is created because the audience doesn’t know what’s going to happen
Suspense
Climax
Rising action
Irony
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genre of literature describing an imagined state or society in which there is great suffering or injustice
dystopia
mystery
magical realism
fantasy
31
LIT HISTORY: what American author wrote
Little Women?
Jane Austen
Emily Dickinson
Virginia Woolf
Louisa May Alcott
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VOCAB: which word means "appearing worthy of belief"
benign
plausible
mercenary
lucid
33
LIT HISTORY: what American author wrote
Beloved?
Mildred D. Taylor
James Joyce
Toni Morrison
Flannery O'Connor
34
genre of literature that is set during an earlier time period than it is written in
science fiction
futuristic
classic
historical fiction
35
RANDOM TRIVIA: "Let them eat cake" is a famous misquote attributed to what royal historical figure?
Marie Antoinette
Queen Victoria
Catherine the Great
Queen Elizabeth I
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RANDOM TRIVIA: Which oath of ethics taken by doctors is named after an Ancient Greek physician?
The Hippocratic Oath
The Berkert Oath
The Miranda Oath
The Florentine Oath
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when tension is created because the audience knows something that a character doesn’t know
Allusion
Dramatic irony
Reversal
Resolution
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to cause an emotional/mental reaction (in audience members)
exposition
provoke
irony
resolve
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a specific time in history
colloquialism
era
narrative
imagery
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VOCAB: which word means "having two or more possible meanings" or "difficult to understand"
equivocal
unambiguous
stingy
exquisite
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form of writing using evidence & explanation to justify a way of viewing the text by using specific details & quotes
literary analysis
descriptive
informational
narrative
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writing that tells a story
Argument
Lyrical
Narrative
Revision
43
Who shot Jay Gatsby?
Tom Buchanan
Daisy Buchanan
George Wilson
Nick Carraway
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RANDOM TRIVIA: The Italian salad known as a Caprese salad typically includes tomatoes, basil, and what kind of cheese?
Gorgonzola
Parmesan
Pecorino
Mozzarella
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RANDOM TRIVIA: What is a male duck called?
A bill
A mallard
A drake
A dork
46
the process of making judgment calls to improve the quality of writing, even if it’s already “correct”
Copy-editing
Censorship
Revision
Proofreading
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most general category of literature that includes factual informational and real life stories
nonfiction
memoir
biography
epic poem
48
VOCAB: which word means "spotlessly clean" or "without flaw or error"
effulgent
disheveled
immaculate
dilatory
49
LIT HISTORY: what American author wrote
East of Eden
and
The Grapes of Wrath
?
David Fenimore Cooper
Herman Melville
Ernest Hemingway
John Steinbeck
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precise descriptions related to what can be seen, heard, smelled, tasted, or touched in a moment of a story
Imagery
Alliteration
Sensory details
Rhyme