7En3 English Extravaganza Quiz!

In "The Odyssey," why does Zeus often punish Odysseus's men?

When Emma Watson says "If not me, who? If not now, when?" what rhetorical device is she using?

According to Christopher Booker, which of these is not one of the seven basic plot structures?

What did Odysseus famously use to defeat the Cyclops?

What's an "epithet" in Greek mythology?

What's the real reason Mary Shelley probably wrote Frankenstein?

In the story of Medusa by Carol Ann Duffy, what happens to creatures when Medusa looks at them?

Why did Mary Shelley give "Frankenstein" the alternative title "The Modern Prometheus"?

What is "anaphora"?

What was Miss O'Sullivan's nickname for Jackson?

In Gothic literature, when the weather is super moody and reflects human emotions what's that fancy literary term called

If a story starts "in the middle of things," what's that called?

If Victor Frankenstein is described as "hubristic," what's he got too much of?

What is Lucas' definition of Hubristic?

What is "alliteration"?

Which of these would you most likely find lurking in a Gothic novel?

What was the main goal of the Suffragettes, led by Emmeline Pankhurst?

What is the "rhetoric" all about?

What is a "semantic field"?

What is Leo's catchphrase when leaving the classroom?

What did Prometheus famously steal from the gods to give to humans, much to Zeus's annoyance?

What does "xenia" mean in Ancient Greece?

In a speech, if you want to appeal to your audience's emotions, which part of the Aristotelian Triad are you using?