English 9 Lit Review IRound Two - Double Jeopardy

Characterization

Vocabulary Vocabulary NovelCharacters

Vocabulary

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A character that does not changed is called a ?

characterAnswer:static

a character that learns something about him/herself

and, therefore, changes is called ?

Answer: dynamic

The main character in a story is called ?

Answer: protagonist

? Is what drives a character’s actions

Answer: motivation

This type of character has only one or two character traits

Answer: flat

Rubbish/trash

Answer: debris

To get into a scrap

Answer:fight

The clouds looked ominous

Answer: threatening

A story that can be read on both a literal and an

interpretive (symbolic) level

Answer: allegory

Writing that ridicules some weakness in an individual or

society is called?

Answer: satire

To gingerly place the crystal glasses away

Answer: carefully; cautiously

DAILY DOUBLE!The Arena – Wager Your PointsName of the county where Of Mice and

Men takes place

Answer: Salinas

To talk in a dull, monotonous tone

Answer: drone

A derogatory remark

Answer: belittling; demeaning

She wore “mules” to the dance—not a smart decision.

Answer: shoes with no backs

“small and quick, dark of face, with restless eyes and sharp,

strong features

Answer: George

Old, tall, stoop-shouldered, missing his right hand?

Answer: Candy

A thin young man with a brown face, brown eyes, and head of tightly curled hair; he wore a

glove on his left hand ?

Answer: Curley

A huge man, shapeless of face, with large, pale eyes, with wide,

sloping shoulders?

Answer: Lennie

A proud, aloof man, his body was bent over to his left by his

crooked spine…thin, pain-tightened lips?

DAILY DOUBLE!The Gifts – Wager Your

Points

Answer: Crooks

The prince of the ranch…hatchet face was ageless…

might have been thirty-five or fifty ?

Answer: change

What Lennie has in his pocket when the story begins?

Answer: mouse

George and Lennie’s dream?

Answer: own their own piece of land

What is an odyssey?

Answer: a long journey marked by adventure

What George tells the boss about his and Lennie’s

relationship?

Answer: cousins

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FINAL JEOPARDY ROUND

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CATEGORY:

Literary Term

Write your name & how much you will wager on your slip of paper.

Then turn it in to teacher.

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Writers often include minor characters who add depth and

complication to the plot. What are they called?

Answer: subordiinate

Answers - Round Two

The Tributes

60: Rue

70: Thresh

80: District 1 boy (Marvel--but students won’t know his name.)

90: Foxface--District 5 girl

100: Boy from District 9

The Games

60: tracker jacker nest

70: The seal of the Capitol

80:Claudius Templesmith

90: third

100: three (Katniss had one & the Careers had two pairs)

The Arena

60: golden Cornucopia

70: DAILY DOUBLE--a sheet of plastic, a loaf of bread, and the orange backpack she “grapples” for (she loses the loaf of bread during the struggle with the district 9 boy for the backpack)

80: fire & fireballs

90: the lake

100: mud along the banks of a stream

The Gifts

60: Lamb stew dinner

70: burn ointment

80: District 11 (sent Katniss a loaf of bread to thank her for being kind to Rue & killing the boy who killed her.)

90: The sleep syrup (which helped her knock out Peeta so she could retrieve the pack with medicine for him.)

100: DAILY DOUBLE--a pot of broth (NOT the feast!)

More Tributes

60: Cato from District 2

70: Glimmer, Career from District 1

80: District 3 boy (who rigged the supplies with the explosives from the platforms)

90: Districts 6 & 7

100: Boy from District 4

Final Jeopardy

The purpose of the Hunger Games is a yearly reminder that the Dark Days (the days of the districts uprising against the Capitol) must never be repeated; it is their repentance for the uprising.

© 2009, Tracee Orman

For educational purposes only.

Thank you!