English first semester exam

Peoples worries disappear from their face and they look more peaceful and innocent like when they were younger

" maybe people are younger when they are asleep" (104) what do you think about this comment?

Johnny needed support and to know people cared and the boys needed to be needed and to know someone counted on them - that is worth caring

" we need a Johnny as much as he needed the gang. And for the same reason" What do you think pony means, and what is the reason?

Point of view

1st person, 2nd person, 3rd limited, 3rd omniscient, the perspective of the narrator

B. Statistic

A/An ____ is a fact expressed in terms of numbers A. Opinion B. Statistic C. Example D. Argument

A. Opponent

A/An _______ is someone who argues against your position A. Opponent B. Zealot C. Cohort D. Ally

D. Fact

A/An _______ is something that can be proven. A. Judgement B. Example C. Opinion D. Fact

C. Punished for taking revenge

According to Montresor, revenge would not be successful if he were A. Not punished for taking revenge B. Recognized by his victim C. Punished for taking revenge D. Compelled to murder

C. Emotions

An effective letter expresses strong but controlled A. Issues B. Outbursts C. Emotions D. Frustrations

B. The reader knows montresor plans to revenge, but fortunado does not know

An example of dramatic irony occurs in the story when A. Fortunado is dressed as a jester B. The reader knows montresor plans to revenge, but fortunado does not know C. The narrator urges the already - drunk fortunado to test the amontillado D. The crime is committed during carnival season

A. Deliberately does not tell the whole truth

An unreliable narrator may be described as one who A. Deliberately does not tell the whole truth B. Makes unreliable statements in the story and is always corrected by another character C. Rise through a story but admits the truth at the end of a story D. Is unreliable until the climax of a story

Fortunado

Antagonist "Cask of Amontillado"

The lottery

Antagonist "The lottery"

Roger

Antagonist for "Thank you Ma'am"

General Zaroff

Antagonist of "Most Dangerous Game"

Georg Znaeym

Antagonist of "The Interlopers"

Poverty and her own pride

Antagonist of "The Necklace"

War

Antagonist of "The Sniper"

No they don't protect each other

Are the boys in the Soc gangs like a family?

Yes

Are the in ponyboys gang like a family?

If there is a reasonable doubt in your mind as to the guilt of the accused. Then you must declare him not guilty. if, however, there is no reasonable doubt then he must be found guilty.

As the play begins, the judge is instructing the 12 jurors. What are his specific instructions?

Yes because he didn't have an argument as to why the boy was guilty.

As the play draws to a close, three stands alone in his conviction that the boy is guilty. Do you think three was pressured into agreeing with the majority?

C. He offers him wine to defend him from the dampness. He is actually getting Fortunado drunk.

As they continue, what does Montresor offer to Fortunato? Why? A. He offers him an extra candle to ally his fears B. He offers him a blanket to keep warm. He doesn't want Fortunado to give up C. He offers him mine to defend him from the dampness. He is actually getting Fortunato drunk D. He offers him half of the wine in his seller. He does this to prove himself that Fortunato is greedy

When he watches the body fall off the rooftop

At what specific point do you think that the resolution, or "solving" of the conflict begins?

C. Treacherous and unbalanced

Based on montresors actions throughout the story, the ready can conclude that he is A. Rational and open-minded B. Patient and forgiving C. Treacherous and unbalanced D. Good-natured and sociable

People who have each other's back, stick together and care for each other

Based upon the novel, what is a gang?

He's charged with stabbing his father with a switchblade knife

Before the first vote is taken, what do we learn about the crime? What has the boy supposedly done?

They can provide for each other, take care of each other's needs, give love

Can a gang be like a family? How so?

smart, determined, curious, resourceful, in good shape

Characterization of Rainsford

sadist, manipulating, educated

Characterization of Zaroff

Fortunado dies

Climax "Cask of Amontillado"

When they have to pay back the money and she actually has to suffer

Climax "The Necklace"

Tessie draws the black dot

Climax "The lottery"

Roger did not feel worried about her anymore and he began to ask for help/ Mrs. Jones taught him to trust

Climax for "Thank you Ma'am"

Georg accepts the offer of friendship

Climax of "The Interlopers"

Tough and mean, rude, chip on her shoulder/she comes from New York and has no family

Describe Dally? What do you know about him?

Angry

Describe Madame Louisels reaction on reading the invitation.

He loves her, he gives up his gun for her to get a dress

Describe Mr Louisels feelings for his wife. What does he do to show that?

Neglectful and uncaring

Describe Roger's home life?

Calm, determined, highly-skilled and very mechanical in his approach to death at the beginning of the story

Describe the main character?

June 27th/ town square

Describe the setting of the story. "The lottery"

Human vs Human: Tessie vs tonwspeople throwing stones. Human vs self: Tessie vs herself changing her perspective on the lottery. Human vs society: Each individual townsperson vs society's rule of the lottery.

Describe two conflicts in the story. "The lottery"

They created reasonable doubt with all of the evidence

Did the jury prove that the defendant was not guilty? How so?

Yes that makes him different

Do you think Jonas is right to be concerned?

No since she chose a piece of fake jewelry to borrow

Do you think Mme Louisel recognized good quality jewelry?

no

Does he have a name?

Yes...the Republican Sniper has remorse and the tone shifts from indifferent to negative about war

Does the story begin to change after this point? Why or why not?

They each wanted soda to be on their side and soda always had to listen to the fighting and was dragged into the middle of it

Explain how dairy and pony boy play tug-of-war with soda

Because pity means you're powerless and at least hate is earned

Explain why pony might rather anyone's hate then they're pity page 162?

They ate some cakes together and Ms. L. B. Washington Jones gave him ten dollars to buy a pair of blue suede shoes.

Falling Action for "Thank you Ma'am"

Montresor puts the last brick in place Says Rest In Peace

Falling action "Cask of Amontillado"

Getting rid of maid Scrubbing and cleaning Becomes old looking

Falling action "The Necklace"

Tessie complains The townspeople gather around her Everyone starts throwing rocks

Falling action "The lottery"

Both men prayed They yell for help They see figures coming The figures run to the men The men discuss whose men are coming

Falling action of "The Interlopers"

- experienced knife fighters wouldn't use a switchblade overhand like was used in the murder, they would hold it underhand - he's seen many knife fights

Five provides information that discounts an important piece of testimony. What information does five provide? Is he qualified to speak as an expert? Why or why not?

D. Argumentation

Formal persuasion can also be called what? A. Discussion B. Proclamation C. Announcement D. Argumentation

B. This is irony

Fortunados name implies that he is fortunate, although he is really not. What literary form is this? A. This is alliteration B. This is irony C. This is foreshadowing D. This is exaggeration

Mr summers, mr graves, and mr Martin are the leaders of the town. Mr summers

From the context of the story, who controls the town? Explain.

trapped and killed one of Zaroff's best dogs

He digs a Burmese tiger pit--

makes it to Zaroff's room and ends up killing him

He leaps into the sea--

injures Zaroff's shoulder

He makes a trap from a dead tree (Malay man-catcher)--

kills Ivan

He makes a trap with a springy sapling and his knife (Uganda knife trick)--

Swatted, discipline wand

How are children taught to correct their mistakes in this community?

A pill

How are stirrings treated?

They both fight, steal, drag race, and drink

How are these two groups similar?

She becomes poor for real and has to work hard for the first time

How did Mathildes life change after she lost the necklace?

C. He bricked up the recess so there was no hope of escape

How did Montresor kill Fortunato? A. He forced him to drink poisoned wine B. He beat him to death with some stays from one of the oak wine barrels. C. He bricked yo the recess so there was no hope of escape D. He stabbed him through the heart

More understood/shocked about her/ more relaxed

How did Roger feel when Mrs. Jones said that she, too, had once wanted things that she could not have?

Law suit

How did the Gradwitz family receive all the land they have?

The Socs don't feel anything and the greaser feel everything to much

How do Cherry and Ponyboy explain the different between Socs and Greasers?

D: hostile/ defensive P: talk to him and trust him J: feel bad for him T: think he's funny

How do the girls (cherry and Marcia) react to Dally? Ponyboy? Johnny? Two-Bit?

They get up and walk away and then four tells him to be quiet or he's going to hit him

How do the other jurors react to 10 statement of his true feelings?

Frustrated at first and then decide to convince him he's wrong

How do the other jurors react to eight's statements?

They fight at first and then they realize the fighting isnt worth it

How do the two men behave once they're stuck?

He can survive doing all he's done/ He was able to swim the 4 miles and beat Zaroff back

How do we know Rainsford is an exceptionally fit man?

Because she cheated on him and got pregnant by someone else

How do we know Sandy didn't love soda as much as he loved her?

Jackson depicts the annual event as any other civic gathering. Nothing seems out of the ordinary. She portrays the gathering as an almost lighthearted event that may as well be some sort of festivity. Jackson explains, " The lottery was conducted - - as were the square dances, the teen club, and the Halloween program". In addition, the towns people except the event as a regular part of their lives, which they neither fair nor anticipate throughout the course of their year.

How does Jackson trivialize the grace practice of the community's traditional stoning, and what message might Jackson be trying to convey to the reader through the treatment of the characters behavior?

Her withholding information not only enhances the suspense of the story, but it also proves to be a means of shocking her readers. The more Jackson involves her readers in the story and they begin to realize the ludicrousness of the situation at hand, the more she wins them over with the quintessence of her message to demonstrate that individuals are only free as long as they exercise their own rights to act and think independently of societal demands.

How does Jackson's choice to withhold the ultimate purpose of this tradition until the end of the story prove to be an effective way to communicate with her readers?

School friends

How does Mathilde know Madame Frostier?

D. He insinuates that Luchesi can complete the task if fortunado is busy. He knows Fortunato won't miss a chance to prove his capabilities

How does Montresor insure Fortunato will come along? A. He cries and begs, because he knows Fortunato has a soft heart B. He also invites a woman in whom Fortunato is interested C. He offers to pay Fortunato a large sum of money D. He insinuates that Luchesi can complete the task if Fortunato is busy he knows Fortunato won't miss a chance to prove his capabilities

makes ships crash and takes the people on board

How does Zaroff stock his island with "game"?

As a hero for helping him and Johnny and for saving them from the fire

How does pony described Dally as being a person who made a difference on page 154?

He convinces himself that Johnny is not dead and that he shot the soc

How does pony dreaming, or lying to himself finally work in this chapter?

3 and 11 accuse 5 of changing his vote to note guilty but it was really 9

How does the result of the second vote create a conflict between juror three and jurors 11, five, and nine?

Horrible and disgusted

How does the sniper feel about war after he had killed the other sniper?

Kills the enemy by tricking him into thinking he died himself

How does the sniper specifically solve his conflict, or problem (the threat to his life)?

He hates it and it makes him want to go where people are just people

How does this rivalry affect ponyboy?

"It can't hurt now" Showing Johnny can't get worse - - going to die

How does what the doctor says on page 119 foreshadow Johnny's condition?

She becomes more hard working and responsible, less spoiled, but poor for real.

How has Madame Louisel changed from the beginning of the story to the end?

It's made it so they want to rumble but Cherry wants to stop at all

How has what Johnny did affected the rivalry between the two groups?

Everyone likes her and she gets lots off attention

How is Madame Louisel received at the reception?

Invests in US securities

How is Zaroff able to finance his life style?

Tessie is late

How is the choice (who will be picked) of the lottery foreshadowed?

Fade in on a large bear, unpleasant - looking room. This is the jury room in the country criminal court of a large eastern city. The room is furnished with a long conference table and a dozen chairs. The walls are bare, drab and badly in need of a fresh coat of paint.

How is the jury room described?

he's being shot at/also there's a woman giving his position away

How is the sniper's life threatened? (conflict)

Quarter of a million

How many acres did Zaroff's father have in the Crimea?

They wouldn't have had to suffer and she could have continued the lifestyle she was used to

How might Mathildes life be different if she would have told Forestier the truth bout the necklace?

It's very hot so it makes them be short - tempered

How might the jury room itself, the time, and the weather affected jurors?

400 francs

How much does Mathilde tell Monsieur Louisel she will need for a suitable dress?

About to be 12 and then 12

How old is Jonas?

Lesser citizens/ they are for housework and very traditional roles only

How were women viewed in the village? What roles did they serve?

She could be more comfortable and maybe more appreciative of what she has

How will Mathildes life me different now that her debt is repaid?

montresor vs fortunato in that montresor is trying to kill fortunado

Human vs human "Cask of Amontillado"

Georg vs ulrich in the quarrel

Human vs human "The Interlopers"

Mathilde vs Mr Louisel trying to get money

Human vs human "The Necklace"

Tessie vs townspeople throwing stones

Human vs human "The lottery"

Fortunado vs self in his pride about not wanting Luchresi

Human vs self "Cask of Amontillado"

Ulrich when he decides to offer his wine

Human vs self "The Interlopers"

Madame Louisel vs her own pride

Human vs self "The Necklace"

Tessie vs herself changing her perspective on the lottery

Human vs self "The lottery"

Montresor vs society in his mental dysfunction and needing to pull fortunado away

Human vs society "Cask of Amontillado"

Neither man will shoot because they are too civilized

Human vs society "The Interlopers"

The Louisels vs poverty

Human vs society "The Necklace"

Each individual townsperon vs society's rule of the lottery

Human vs society "The lottery"

A free ride back to the mainland

If Rainsford wins the hunt, what does Zaroff promise him?

He was good at football, have good grades and a scholarship to go to college

If Terry didn't have soda and pony, why would he be a soc?

- eye witness - old man downstairs - bad alibi

In order to convince a of the defendants guilt, the jurors decide to discuss the fact of the case. what information do the jurors present about the case that make him think the boys guilty?

No one has ever thought of that before and he is impressed

In spite of being hurt, Zaroff congratulates Rainsford on his "Malay mancatcher," why?

Guilty: foreman, 3, 4, 7, 10, 12 Not guilty: 2, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11

In the beginning of act three, the jours vote for the third time. what is the result of the third vote? Which jurors have changed their votes?

No...he killed his brother

In the end, was his solution the "best" choice? Why or why not?

A. It shows his cold-heartedness, perhaps his madness

In the last portion of the story, Montresor often repeats Fortunatos words. What effect does this have? A. It shows his cold-heartedness, perhaps his madness B. It focuses the readers attention on the climax of the story C. It gives the reader a feeling of pity for both of the characters D. It shows Fortunados increasing sobriety

Caribbean sea

In which sea has Connell set Ship-Trap island?

The lottery is immoral because they are throwing rocks at someone for no reason.

In your opinion, is the lottery fair? Moral? Immoral? Explain your feelings regarding this tradition.

Only for a brief moment but then is upset because she doesn't have any jewels

Is Madame Louisel happy after she buys the dress? Be specific!

No because they won't be the exact same

Is the idea of a replacement child a good one? explain your opinion.

No, the town is not a democracy and the lottery is not democratic because if it were, people would be able to attend the lottery at their own instead of making it mandatory, and all people would have an equal chance of being selected. People like Mr. Summers, Mr. Graves and Mr. Martin being in charge of the lottery suggest that they are above everyone, which is not a characteristic of a democracy.

Is the structure of the town and the lottery democratic? Explain.

external

Is the threat an "internal" or "external" threat?

Everyone is treated the same no matter their ability/they still have mistakes slip through/everyone knows everyone

Jonas's anxiety about fritz getting his bicycle shows us what about this community?

Direct: Pretty Indirect: Selfish

Madame Louisel direct characterization/ indirect characterization

Direct: rich Indirect: generous

Madame forestier direct characterization/ indirect

Direct: poor Indirect: selfless

Monsieur Louisel direct/ indirect

B. It shows things are not always as they seem

Montresor shows one ordinary, friendly side of Fortunado. But, he has another side which is mad/irrational toward the end of the story. What does this show? A. It shows Poe's skill at character development B. It shows things are not always as they seem C. It shows Montresor's double personality D. It shows how one person (fortunado) can bring out the worst in another (Montresor)

She wants to show Roger she trusts him

Mrs. Jones left her purse unattended and went into the other room. What is revealed by her action?

People are being judged for how they look and where they're from and pony's saying who they are on the inside should matter more

On the bottom of page 132, when pony asks what kind of a world it is, what comment is he making about how he judges people?

A. Evidence

Persuasive writing attempts to convince the reader that a particular point of view is justifiable based on the ____________ used to explain and support it

Old man warner is very traditional. He likes everything done how it was done in the past. He is the oldest man in town

Pick one of the characters in the story to describe and analyze in detail.

1st person point of view

Point of view "Cask of Amontillado"

3rd person omniscient

Point of view "The Interlopers"

3rd person omniscient

Point of view "The Necklace"

3rd person omniscient

Point of view "The lottery"

B. Positions

Points that can support an argument A. Opinions B. Positions C. Pros D. Pros

Life in general... that the greasers don't have anything and the Socs have it all

Ponyboy says "life isn't fair" a few times in this chapter. What is he referring to?

Montresor

Protagonist "Cask of Amontillado"

Mrs Luela Bates Washington Jones

Protagonist for "Thank you Ma'am"

Sanger Rainsford

Protagonist of "Most Dangerous Game"

Ulrich von Gradwitz

Protagonist of "The Interlopers"

Mathilda louisel

Protagonist of "The Necklce"

Republican Sniper

Protagonist of "The Sniper"

Zaroff goes off track

Rainsford creates a different trail--

Fortunado is killed by montresor

Resolution "Cask of Amontillado"

They figure out that it is wolves coming

Resolution "The Interlopers"

Finds out they borrowed a fake and paid for a real

Resolution "The Necklace"

Tessie is stoned to death

Resolution "The lottery"

She brought Roger to the front door and called him to be behaving himself and Roger felt very thankful to Ms. L. B. Washington Jones.

Resolution for "Thank You Ma'am"

The two men glared at each other Crash in the woods behind the men Tree fell down and traps both men The men yell at each other They curse each other Ulrich takes a drink Ulrich offers Georg a drink/Georg declines Ulrich offers friendship

Rising Action "The Interlopers"

- Mrs. Jones walked in the street at 11 o'clock at night and Roger came and tried to snatch Ms. L. B. Washington Jones's purse. - She called Roger to pick up her pocketbook. - She called Roger to follow her and don't run. - She brought Roger back to her home and asked him some questions about himself. - Roger felt worried about her. - She asked him about the reason to snatch the pocketbook from her. - Roger said it was because he wanted a pair of blue suede shoes.

Rising Action for "Thank you Ma'am"

Going to carnival to find fortunado Talking about the cask of amontillado Bringing fortunado back to his place Leading him through the catacombs Giving him medoc Chaining him to the wall Building the brick wall

Rising action "Cask of Amontillado"

Eat scotch broth Get invitation Gets money Buys dress Borrows Necklace Goes to ball Loses Necklace Looks Borrows money to replace the necklace

Rising action "The Necklace"

Boys collecting stones Tessie getting there late Women talking Mr Summers getting things ready Each family drawing Hutchinson family getting black dot Each member drawing a sleep

Rising action "The lottery"

Time: carnival/ 1800s/ prior to Easter Place: Italy/ in the catacombs of the Montresors

Setting "Cask of Amontillado"

Time:before the party at the ministry, late 1800s Place:in the louisel's flat, at the ball, on the street, Paris

Setting "The Necklace"

Time: June evening/ dusk, Ireland's civil war Place: on a rooftop near the O'Connell bridge in Dublin

Setting "The Sniper"

Time: June 27th, summer, time of the lottery drawing Place: town square

Setting "The lottery"

Caribbean sea/Zaroff's island, 1930s (references to Russian involvement in war)

Setting for "Most Dangerous Game"

Time: 11 o'clock at night, 1950s Place: in the south/Mrs Jones apartment

Setting for "Thank you Ma'am"

Time: winter night Place: in the woods between the 2 men's houses, Carpathian Mountains

Setting of "The Interlopers"

B. Thoughts of fortunados destruction make him smile

Some readers argue that montresor is insane. Which of the following pieces of evidence best supports that argument? A. He is wearing an unusual costume. B. Thoughts of fortunados destruction make him smile C. He pays full price for a cask of amontillado D. He does not ask Luchesi to test the amontillado

Juvenile delinquent

Someone who is in trouble with the police before the age of 18

Tessie Hutchinson

The Lottery protagonist

D. Action

The acronym AIDA stands for attention, interest, desire and _____

A. reveal what is approaching the men

The narrator creates suspense by waiting until the end to_ A reveal what is approaching the men B tell which man dies first C explain what the men were fighting about D warn readers against hunting at night

C. want to kill each other

The narrator tells us the two men— A are hunting wolves B don't go hunting at night C want to kill each other D go to hunting parties together

C. they have become tired of being enemies

The two men decide to become friends because_ A their men have ordered them to B they hate the neighbors C they have become tired of being enemies

B. Seeing again

The word revisingly literally means A. Making stronger B. Seeing again C. Rewriting D. Drafting

Things aren't always as they seem/ be careful who you offend/ don't let your pride get the better of you/ revenge is not good if you get caught

Theme "Cask of Amontillado"

Don't wait too long to forgive; grudges are worth losing your life over; life isn't fair

Theme "The Interlopers"

Be grateful for what you have; material goods don't bring happiness; things could always be worse

Theme "The Necklace"

Not all traditions should be kept; perspective has a lot to do with what we feel is fair

Theme "The lottery"

shows the love between a person and a person—trust is worth it/helping people is better than punishing

Theme for "Thank You Ma'am"

B. The use of a large, old mansion is not a gothic element

There are many gothic elements present in this story. Which of these is not a gothic element? A. The use of catacombs is not a gothic element B. The use of a large, old mansion is not a gothic element C. The use of wine and other alcoholic beverages is not a gothic element D. The contrast between life and death is not a gothic element

Johnny would kill someone if he had to and pony saying he knew better than to think the Socs have it better

There are two important Moments of foreshadowing in this chapter, what are they and what do they suggest may happen?

#1: she thought she was poor and then became poor for real Type: situational #2: "nothing could be better (than scotch broth)" Type: verbal

Two examples of irony

#1: she doesn't have a dress Detail: she gets money to buy a new one Type: man vs self... she's unhappy with what she has #2: lies about the lost Necklace Detail: tells madame frostier that she just broke the clamp and it was getting fixed Type: man vs man

Two main conflicts

Dark/quiet/tense/

Use some adjectives to describe the environment.

A. He showed a trowel

What "sign" of the masons did Montresor give fortunado? A. He showed a trowel B. He showed a bag of cement C. He showed a hammer D. He showed a chisel

Stick together and don't get caught

What are some of the rules of the gang (29)?

Puberty

What are stirrings?

Where they live, money and public image

What are the differences between the two groups?

Republican and Free Starters

What are the names of the two sides?

It would have taken around 39 seconds not the 15 that the old man swore to

What are the results of eights time to experiment?

Give assignments, give families, give names, make decisions

What are the three very important roles of the committee of elders?

Opening a tunic on a hot day and writing someone else's bike before age 9

What are two of the rules Pierre might worry about?

Harsh

What are your thoughts about how this community corrects children?

A. Wrongdoers must be punished, and the wrongs avenged.

What can you conclude about Montresors feelings toward those who have allegedly wronged him? A. Wrongdoers must be punished, and the wrongs avenged. B. Holding grudges is a waste of time. C. One must not let injustice dominate reason D. If the injustice is intentional, retaliation is justified.

He smiled and turned back

What caused Rainsford to believe Zaroff knew he was hiding in the tree?

Old Man Warner. He is the oldest character in the story which means he's experienced the lottery more than anyone else. He believes the ways of past and rejects the modernization starting to surround their own.

What character do you most believe would agree with the need for strong work ethic and why?

He was really referring to Johnny's and Dally's death and the hearing about living with Darry but pony thinks he means that pony got into trouble over Bobs death

What circumstances did pony boy's teacher refer to? What circumstances does pony boy think his teacher is referring to?

- talking about him being from the slum and how that makes people criminals and bad people - five is offended because he is from the slum

What comments do seven, three, and four make about the defendant? Do their comments pertain to the facts of the case? Why does five react as he does?

Very burned and in critical condition

What condition is Johnny in after the fire?

It's color

What did Jonas notice about the Apple?

D. Montresor followed fortunado and chained him to a granite wall

What did Montresor do to Fortunado when they reach the recess where the amontillado was supposed to be? A. Montresor hit fortunado over the head with a bottle of the wine and then tied him to a chair B. Montresor tripped fortunato and chained him to the floor when he fell C. Montresor stabbed Fortunato several times and locked him in a vault. D. Montresor followed fortanto and chained him to a granite wall

That pony's parents were dead and he could go to a foster home

What did Randy discover in his conversation with pony?

They give birth three times and then hard labor

What did you learn about birthmothers?

Very strict

What do those rose tell us about this community?

He was the one that every person turned to when they needed to talk/Johnny always listened to them

What do we learn was so special about Johnny?

Stay and listen and look for the beauty in life/stay in the moment

What do you think Johnny's last words to pony boy mean?

He's not able to deal with Johnny's death so his mind has come up with an alternate version of what happened to protect him from the pain

What do you think is going on with pony boy when he says, " Johnny didn't have anything to do with Bob's getting Killed"?

You can't give up. You have to still be of value and deal with the loss

What does Darry mean he says, " you don't just stop living because you lose someone"?

The extra large stone represents Mrs Delacroix's obedience and belief in the tradition of the lottery. The large stone was a symbol of her relief that she was not the scapegoat. Perhaps if the lottery were some superstitious was to purify the town of the "weakest link," then each person secretly wondered if their sins would cause them to be chosen. This feeling of justice is how Mrs Delacroix, the townspeople, and the family of the victim might justify the murderer.

What does Mrs Delacroix's extra large stone say about the loyalty and logic in "the lottery"? What does the large stone represent? How might she justify the killing of Tessie?

He was unique and special to her

What does Terry mean when she says Bob "wasn't just anyone"?

Moving away from the family unit

What does a bike, received age 9, symbolize?

The defense didn't do a good job and left a lot of questions unanswered

What does a say bothered him about the boys trial?

Cherry thinks they both have it equally rough/ yes

What does cherry think about the two groups? Do you think she's right?

Changes his vote to note guilty

What does five do at this point in the play?

Writing this book

What does pony boy end up doing for his English assignment?

Johnny was unique and had a special role - she was vulnerable and none of the others were

What does pony mean on page 123 when he says, " we could get along without anyone but Johnny"?

Gang stick together and care about each other. A pack just fight on the same side and will go after each other

What does ponyboy say about the difference between a gang and a pack (26)?

C. It keeps us focused on the narrator instead of on the unfortunate victim

What does the first person technique add to this story? A. It helps get the reader involved and it helps creates suspense B. It is a change from Poe's usual third person narrative, so readers who have read many of his stories will be introduced to a new approach, and won't get bored with his style C. It keeps us focused on the narrator instead of on the unfortunate victim D. It is easier to follow the main characters motive

picks him up and shakes him, then brings him to her apartment

What does the woman do to the boy after he tries to steal her purse?

He screams "I'll kill him" which he said earlier when screamed meant the person really was going to commit murder

What does three say to 8 at the end of act two? How does this contradicts what he said earlier?

They searched the streets and M Louisel went back to look again and traced their steps

What efforts were made to find Mme Frostier's Necklace?

That the el train would be too loud for him to hear the scream

What evidence does a offer to discredit the old man's testimony? What is the connection between the el train's noise in the old man's testimony?

Neither can shoot the other in cold blood because they are too civilized

What happened once ulrich and georg meet in the forest?

He is killed by being pushed out the window and the dogs eat him

What happened to General Zaroff at the end of the story?

He got jumped and beaten by the Socs/ they are protective of Johnny and bitter against the Socs

What happened to Johnny? What affect do you think this had on the gang?

Killed in an earlier hunt

What happened to Lazarus?

Killed in a car accident

What happened to ponyboy's real family?

It went off

What happened when the sniper threw the revolver down?

Suicide by police fire

What happened with Dally in the end?

Killed

What happens at release?

Volunteer hours

What happens to eights?

He shot them

What happens to the driver and the old woman?

He gets hit in the shoulder

What happens to the sniper?

Wolves come and eat them

What happens to them at the end?

Bike

What happens when children become nine's?

Names and families

What happens when children become ones?

Killed

What happens when someone is released?

No they already worked to pay it off

What if the necklace was real, would it have made a difference?

Having the boys taken away

What is Darry afraid of?

Abusive and neglectful/ gang because they love him, sorry about him and protect him. They provide for his needs

What is Johnny's real family like? Who treats Johnny better: his family or his gang? Why?

Nurturer

What is Jonas' father's job?

11-19

What is Jonas's full number?

Department of justice

What is Jonas's mother's job?

B. It is carnival time, a happy time C. It is Lent, a holy season when people atone for their sins

What is ironic about the time of murder? A. It happened on the anniversary of the day Montresor and Fortunato first met each other B. It is carnival time, a happy time. C. It is Lent, a holy season when people atone for their sins D. It is Fortunado's birthday

D. It is a sign of the Mason and Montresor used it just right after Fortunado claimed Montresor was not good enough to be a mason

What is ironic about the trowel? A. Fortunado has given it to Montresor several years before as a gift, and now Montresor was using it to kill him B. It is such a small tool to do such a large and horrible job C. It was the tool of entombment, but it could also have been the tool of escape D. It is a sign of the Mason and Montresor used it just right after Fortunato claimed Montresor was not good enough to be a mason

time felt like it slowed down

What is meant by "He lived a year in a minute"?

He was prey that had not yet been caught

What is meant by "I am still a beast at bay"?

That there were socs and greasers/agree

What is not fair to pony boy? Do you agree or disagree?

One of the themes is hypocrisy. This is seen before the lottery when Mrs. Delacroix forgets her friendship and selects a stone so large that she has to pick it up with both hands.

What is one of the themes of "The Lottery"? How do you know it's a theme?

When they get their assignments

What is the "ceremony of 12"?

Being so busy you don't have time to enjoy life

What is the "rat race"?

Shepherds gang had a leader and were organized, pony's group we're just friends who stuck together/It gave them the advantage because they'd help each other no matter what

What is the difference between Tim shepherd's gang and ponyboy's?

8 takes out an exact replica of the knife used in the murder and stabs it in the wall

What is the dramatic climax of act one? How do the jurors react to this incident? What does eight prove by his actions? What does the incident reveal about eight motives?

11 guilty, 1 not guilty

What is the result of the first vote?

Hung jury vote 6 to 6, but then 4 changes his vote so that it is not hung jury

What is the result of the fourth vote?

He's a hypocrite, he is very prejudice

What is the significance of tens comment that the defendant "don't even speak good english?" How does 11 respond? Is this comment consistent with tens previous behavior?

Not cautious—he lights a cigarette/he's relatively calm

What is the sniper's perspective on his situation? Is he cautious?

He's in the middle of the civil war and being shot at and trying to kill the enemy sniper

What is the sniper's situation?

The necklace they borrowed wasn't real

What is the surprise ending?

shows the love between a person and a person—trust is worth it/helping people is better than punishing

What is the theme of the story?

For poachers/ georg on his land

What is ulrich hunting in the story?

One who really listens and cares

What kind of guy is rare?

He sees the pain that georg is in and has compassion for him

What makes ulrich start to behave differently?

The most tense point could be when the Sniper is engaged in the gun battle and shoots the enemy or it could be when the Sniper was shot. It also might be when he discovered it was his brother...the most tense point may not be the "climax" as it relates to the plot line development. For the test, identify the climax according to the plot development, so in this case it would be when he shoots and kills the enemy.

What point in the story do you think defines the "climax" or most tense point of the story?

3rd person limited/ Jonas

What point of view is the story told from? "The giver"

Revote without him and if it is still unanimous, he'll vote guilty too

What proposition does it make to his fellow jurors? What is the outcome?

Armored car

What pulls up in front of the building?

Lights his cigarette

What risk does the sniper decide to take?

Republican

What side is the protagonist on?

B. A pro and con list

What sort of pre-writing activity would best clarify them major argument points on both sides of the issue? A. A causal chain B. A pro and con list C. Clustering D. An essay map

dusk

What time of day is the story set?

B. Fortunato loved wines and considered himself a connoisseur

What was Fortunato's weak point, and how did Montresor capitalize on it? A. Fortunato loved going to the theater, so montresor invited him to a play, knowing they would be out late. B. Fortunato love the winds and considered himself a connoisseur. C. Fortunato love the money. Montresor offered to pay him to help repair the wine cellar, and Fortunato agreed. D. Fortunado love dancing. Montresor told him he was having a party the next week, and asked Fortunado to teach him some dance steps.

She didn't have a nice dress

What was Madame Louisels excuse for not being able to go to the party?

She was upset it took so long because she thought it was was just getting a clasp fixed

What was Mme Forestiers reaction when the necklace was returned?

No one ever told him no or set boundaries

What was bobs "real" problem?

She wanted to show him that people can help and be good

What was going on in Mrs. Jones' mind when she gave Roger money?

to come face-to-face with georg with no witnesses

What was ulrichs wish when he wandered away from his crew?

When Tessie draws the black dot

When does the climax occur?

B. Persuasion

When writers try to convince someone else that their point of view or belief is correct, they are using A. Pathos B. Persuasion C. Ideas D. Research

D. All of the above

When writing a persuasive essay, your point of view will be persuasive if you have which of the following A. Specific support B. A clearly stated opinion C. Persuasive evidence D. All of the above

In a tree

Where does Rainsford spend the first night of his hunt?

In a coat closet sleeping

Where is Mr Louisel at the end of the party?

When ponyboy reads the letter from Johnny

Where is the climax? "The outsiders"

In Dublin/on a rooftop near the O'Connell bridge

Where is the sniper? Generally, and more specifically?

Seven because he has tickets to a Broadway show

Which Adjer is particularly anxious to reach a quick decision? Why?

Static: townspeople throughout the story Dynamic: Tessie Hutchinson

Which characters are static and which are dynamic?

C. He never lets us know how fortunado has insulted him.

Which one of the following statements about montresor is true? A. He lets us know how fortunado insulted him. B. He lets fortunado know well ahead of time that he is upset with him. C. He never lets us know how fortunado has insulted him. D. He is rude to fortunado from the beginning.

A. " both men spoke with the bitterness of possible defeat, for each knew that it might be long before his men would seek him out."

Which passage reveals that the narrator is omniscient? A. " both men spoke with the bitterness of possible defeat, for each knew that it might be long before his men would seek him out" B. "The forest lands of gradwitz were of wide extent and well stocked with game" C. " The two raise their voices in a prolonged hunting call." D. "'No,' said ulrich with a laugh, The idiotic chattering laugh of a man unstrong with hideous fear."

New child father brings home for extra attention

Who is Gabriel?

Lily

Who is Jonas's sister?

Ponyboy/ Tulsa

Who is the narrator? Where is the setting of the novel? "The Outsiders"

The protagonists brother

Who was the dead sniper?

They couldn't be seen together or she could get a bad reputation

Why did Cherry tell ponyboy not to say "hi" to her in the hallway?

He was upset that pony was gone late and pony got sassy while Darry was worried and angry

Why did Darry hit ponyboy?

C. Montresor decided to kill Fortunado because Fortunato had insulted him

Why did Montresor decide to kill Fortunato? A. Montresor decided to kill Fortunato because Fortunato had stolen a large sum of money from him and refused to repay it B. Montresor decided to kill Fortunato because Fortunado wanted to marry his sister. Montresor was very jealous and possessive, and didn't want his sister to marry anyone. C. Montresor decided to kill fortunado because fortunado has insulted him D. Montresor decided to kill Fortunato because he simple wanted to have the experience of killing someone

C. He didn't like the dampness in the catacombs

Why did Montresor's "heart grow sick"? A. He regretted what he had done to Fortunato B. He realized he could never come into his wine cellar again, and he knew he would miss having the wine. C. He didn't like the dampness in the catacombs D. He suddenly became overpowered by the nitre and had a heart attack

Because it was hard to get and made them special

Why did Mr Louisel expect his wife to be pleased to receive the invitation from the minister of education?

blue suede shoes

Why did Roger try to steal Mrs. Jones' purse (what does he want)?

To pay off the money they borrowed

Why did mathilde have to fire her maid?

Take away the label so he could remember they were more like him than different

Why did pony think it was better to see so socs as "just guys" (118)? What do you think He means by this?

She didn't want her to be upset and she was too embarrassed

Why didn't Mathilde tell Madame Frostier she lost her necklace?

B. He was dumbfounded and drunk

Why didn't fortunado resist? A. He was too frightened B. He was dumbfounded and drunk. C. He thought Montresor was joking D. He thought if he didn't resist at first, he could catch Montresor by surprise later

Interdependence

Why do kids younger than seven have jackets that button up the back?

Psalm because they like it or to burn off energy but pony doesn't like it at all

Why do the boys fight? Is pony different?

long-standing family fued

Why do ulrich von gradwitz and georg not get along?

He saw no more Hope in the world and he felt he had no one left to understand him

Why do you think Dally would have wanted to die?

He couldn't think of how to express his feelings and Mrs. Jones shut the door too fast

Why do you think Roger was only able to say, "Thank you," when he left Mrs. Jones' house?

They don't understand each other

Why do you think the Greasers and the Socs do not get along?

To allow anyone to identify with the story and his position

Why do you think the author chose to "call" the main character as he did?

He wanted to talk more about it

Why does 8 say he voted not guilty?

A. He is too proud to turn back and let someone else finish the task

Why does Fortunato continue underground among the catacombs when the nitre is making his cough worse? A. He is too proud to turn back and let someone else finish the task. B. He is too drunk to notice that he is coughing C. He loves Montresor, and doesn't want to disappoint him D. He is secretly afraid of the dark, and doesn't want to go back alone

To help pony deal with the reality of the situation and try to help him

Why does Randy come to visit pony boy, beyond the obvious?

To tell him he was impressed with pony and Johnny saving those kids and said he didn't think he'd do that. And to just talk like normal people and tell pony he wasn't going to fight

Why does Randy talk with pony?

He wants to show she can trust him

Why does Roger offer to buy Mrs. Jones milk?

To hide his trail better

Why does Zarroff suggest Rainsford wear moccasins?

He's not afraid to be himself and he feels things and he's bold — everything she's not.

Why does cherry say "I kind of admire him" (27) about Dally?

The woman who was an eye-witness, that there is no way she could see without her glasses on

Why does four feel that he still cannot vote for acquittal? What significant observation does six make at this point?

He knew he'd use the bottle if he had to this time/it's different because earlier he specifically said he'd never be able to use it or hurt anyone

Why does pony boy feel scared when the socs approach him and he threatens them with a broken bottle? How is this a dramatic change from the pony boy we have seen up until this point? Was there anything odd about pony's behavior?

He likes to live them with the actors... to escape

Why does ponyboy like books and movies?

He wants to be trusted and is starting to believe Mrs. Jones is really going to help him

Why doesn't Roger run out of the room when he has the chance?

A gun

Why had Mr Louisel been saving 400 francs?

He didn't have time

Why hadn't the sniper eaten since morning?

Jonas was skipped

Why is Jonas so concerned at the end of this chapter?

No one has ever pointed that out since it is so common in his neighborhood plus Jerry smokes

Why is it such a shock to pony boy when Jerry tells him he shouldn't smoke?

Tense about the ceremony of 12

Why is the feeling at lunch on the second day of the ceremony different than the first?

- it was the murder weapon - he bought it for a friend and lost it

Why is the switch-knife an important piece of evidence? What was the defendants testimony about the switch knife?

So they don't try to keep him

Why might Jonas's family be required to sign a pledge involving Gabes extra year of nurturing?

So they don't get connected

Why might children only have numbers instead of names for their first year?

They've been around longer and know more

Why might this committee only have others on it?

Everyone is an outsider to everyone else and everyone feels like an outsider at times the biggest outsider of them all is anyone who doesn't know himself

Why the title of the book? Who is the biggest outsider of them all and why?

Johnny was the only person Dally cared about or loved

Why was Johnny is dying so difficult for Dally to handle?

Soda trained him and felt connected to him

Why was Mickey Mouse important to soda?

Because she is embarrassed by her coat

Why was Mme anxious to hurry away from the ball?

The first one drowned in the river

Why was a replacement Caleb needed?

He respected them and saw it in their character

Why would Two-Bit think Johnny, dally, and pony were all heroes all along; before they save the kids?

Because he be trapped in his house with abusive and neglectful parents

Why would being crippled be worse for Johnny than someone else?

D. Inform

Writing to persuade is, primarily writing to A. Entertain B. Convince C. Describe D. inform

C. Opinions

_______personal judgements A. Examples B. Statistics C. Opinion D. Facts

Affect

action of changing, impacting/ his actions affect her mood

Foreshadowing

author hints at events to come

shooting the other sniper

climax "The Sniper"

It's

contraction it is; it's a good thing it's Friday today

They're

contraction they are; they're going to get home late

You're

contraction you are; you're going to be in trouble if you do that

Rising action

events leading up to the climax

Too

extra of something/too much, too many/also; I was to go too/ I have too many books

Watching the other guy fall over the edge of the rooftop he was on Feeling remorse for killing someone Throwing his revolver Taking a drink Runs across the street

falling action "The Sniper"

Whom

has the action done to them; I don't know whom to ask/whom should I

Resolution

how the story ends

Republican Sniper vs enemy shooter

human vs. human "The Sniper"

Mrs. Jones vs Roger when he tried to steal her purse

human vs. human for "Thank you Ma'am"

Republican Sniper when he realizes he shot his brother

human vs. self "The Sniper"

Roger vs himself when he was considering running away from her apartment

human vs. self for "Thank you Ma'am"

Sniper vs war...all of society is fighting

human vs. society "The Sniper"

Roger vs poverty and neglect from his family

human vs. society for "Thank you Ma'am"

There

location/the existence of/ there are lots of people over there/there are a lot of people/

Lose

misplace/be defeated; I don't want to lose this paper/the team is going to lose the game

Loose

not tight; these pants are too loose

Two

number; he has two sisters

To

part of the infinitive of a verb/direction; to go, to read/ I want to go to the store

3rd person limited

point of view "The Sniper"

3rd person limited

point of view for "Most Dangerous Game"

Its

possession; its tail never stops wagging

Their

possession; their kids play in the band

Your

possession; your car is silver

finds out it was his brother

resolution "The Sniper"

Republican Sniper eating Taking a drink Smoking Getting shot at Killing the woman Getting shot Playing the trick to seems dead

rising action "The Sniper"

Verbal irony

say one thing but mean another

Symbol

something that stands for more than itself

Parallel structure

stay in the same format in a list; he ran, jumped and swam.

Tone

the author's attitude toward a subject/mood is the way we are made to feel or the characters' feelings

Exposition

the background, getting to know the setting and characters..ends when conflict is revealed

Who

the doer of the action; who is going to go to the store?/ Bob is the one who works there

Theme

the message taken from the story; unique, universal, individual ; what it identifies about the topic

Protagonist

the person about whom the conflict exists/who we learn most about and understand best

Antagonist

the person or force working against the protagonist

Climax

the point at which the conflict is settled

Dramatic irony

the reader knows something the character doesn't

Effect

the result, impact of something/ the effect of his actions was that she became depressed

War tears families apart/ You might not know who your enemies are/ Some mistakes can't be taken back

theme "The Sniper"

Situational irony

things end up different than expected

Setting

time and place of a story

Lie

to put oneself to rest/ past: lay, lain; I need to lie down/I lay down yesterday/I've lain down

Lay

to put something else down/past: laid; please lay your book on the table/I laid it down

suspenseful, inviting

tone of "Most Dangerous Game"