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JeopardyFor Short Stories
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Figurative Language
The Scarlet Ibis
Literary Terms
The Sniper
The Most Dangerous
Game
Vocabulary
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The following phrase, "The Sniper could
hear the dull panting
of the motor “ is an example of ...
Literary Terms
What is Personification?
The term that means “a comparison
between two or more things that doesn't use the words like or as.”
Literary Terms
What is metaphor?
The term that means, “something that stands
for something else (often something more
abstract).”Literary Terms
What is symbolism?
“…he struck out with strong strokes” is an
example of this term. Literary Terms
What is alliteration?
“I lived a year in a minute” is an example
of this term.
Literary Terms
What is hyperbole?
The narrator says
that this has two sides, a good side
and a bad side. The Scarlet Ibis
What is pride?
During the storm, he tries to keep up but falls behind, crying out not to
be left alone.The Scarlet Ibis
Who is Doodle?
She says that dead birds are bad luck.
The Scarlet Ibis
Who is Aunt Nicey?
The struggle between the two brothers as
well as the narrator’s struggle to
understand his own cruelty and pride.
The Scarlet Ibis
What is the main conflict?
This statement is an example of the
________ of the story, “personal pride can
destroy those we love”. The Scarlet Ibis
What is theme?
The conclusion to
a story
What is denouement?
The attitude the writer takes
toward the subject.
What is tone?
The message the author is trying to get
across.
What is theme?
The act of creating and developing a character.
What is
characterization?
The emotional atmosphere or general
feeling a story sets.
What is mood?
A rooftop in Dublin in 1920s
What is the setting?
This statement is an example of what literary device,
“paining him like a thousand devils “.
What is a simile?
The sniper who is the main character is on which side of the
Irish conflict?
What is the Republicans?
The Sniper discovering that the corpse is his
brother is an example of what literary
device?
What is dramatic
irony?
The author of the story.
Who is Liam O’Flaherty?
The central conflict in “The Most Dangerous Game” and in most action stories can be
classified as what type of
conflict?
What is violent external conflict?
This makes Zaroff’s game more
“dangerous” than
ordinary game?
What is reason?
The Cossack who is described as a bit of a savage.
Who is Ivan?
Who would “…go up to the devil himself and ask
for a light”
Who is Captain Nielson?
What vocabulary word in the story means
“lazily”
What is indolently?
comforts and conveniences
What are amenities?
easily touched or felt
What is palpable?
Synonym for dangerously
What is precariously?
feelings of doubt or guilt about a
suggested action.
What are scruples?
anything that tendsto soothe or
calm someone
What is opiate?
Literary Term
When there is a difference between
appearance and reality…
What is irony?