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Transcript of 100 200 300 400 100 300 100 200 300 400 People Question 100 Hamlet’s uncle.
People People Question 300Question 300
This character This character brings a plague brings a plague upon Thebes.upon Thebes.
People People Question 400Question 400
This person cThis person counts ounts Tramalfadorians as Tramalfadorians as
his friends.his friends.
Terms Terms Question 100Question 100
This line ends This line ends with a full stop. with a full stop.
Terms Terms Question 200Question 200The term for The term for exaggerated exaggerated language.language.
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Unstressed and Unstressed and stressed syllable, in stressed syllable, in
that order. that order.
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14 lines: 3 14 lines: 3 quatrains and a quatrains and a
couplet.couplet.
SymbolsSymbolsQuestion 100Question 100
The conch from The conch from Lord of the Flies. Lord of the Flies.
Essay TopicsEssay TopicsQuestion 100Question 100
Identify a character who Identify a character who is conflicted between is conflicted between
his/her own desires and his/her own desires and his/her family’s his/her family’s expectations.expectations.
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Identify a parent/child Identify a parent/child relationship that is central relationship that is central
to the literary work’s to the literary work’s meaning as a whole.meaning as a whole.
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Identify a character Identify a character that struggles with that struggles with
religion/faith.religion/faith.
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Identify two foil Identify two foil characters and explain characters and explain
their relationship.their relationship.
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The opposite of an “end-stop” line.
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Directing one’s comment to Directing one’s comment to an inanimate object.an inanimate object.
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The purgation of emotions, The purgation of emotions, according to Aristotle.according to Aristotle.
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A novel in letters.A novel in letters.
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Two opposing ideas Two opposing ideas to emphasize a to emphasize a
notion. notion.
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When the reader When the reader knows something that knows something that the characters don’t. the characters don’t.
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One character on stage, One character on stage, speaking directly to the speaking directly to the
audience.audience.
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Funny mockery for Funny mockery for the betterment of the betterment of
society. society.
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Identify a character that Identify a character that is “morally ambiguous” is “morally ambiguous” (meaning neither good (meaning neither good
nor bad).nor bad).
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Identify a novel or play in which a character responds
to a cultural collison (national, regional, ethnic, religious, institutional).
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Identify a novel or play in which one or more of the characters confront a mystery. How does that mystery function within the
text as a whole?
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Identify a play or novel Identify a play or novel in which a minor in which a minor
character plays a critical character plays a critical
role in the plot.role in the plot.
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Question 200Question 200The number of essays The number of essays
you will write on you will write on Thursday.Thursday.
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The time you need The time you need to be here on to be here on Thursday.Thursday.
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