Question 1

The Epic of Gilgamesh

This chapter describes Hubaba as “terrible, but also magnificent,” what does this remind you of in the book? How have phrases like these appeared before?

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Question 2

Tangerine

What does Paul’s memory while waiting for his mom at their old house reveal about his relationship with his brother, Erik?

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Question 3

Trifles

The bird/birdcage is the central symbol in "Trifles," one that conveyed an important message to the women in the play. Discuss the symbolism, and explain how the underlying meaning motivated the women to hide evidence of Minnie's guilt

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Last updated by Cat on 09 Jan 02:11

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Question 4

Trifles

A trifle is defined as "a thing of little importance." Explain the significance of the play's title. Consider the conflict between the men and the women, and how this develops the theme of the story.

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Question 5

Scenario planning

Scenario

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Question 6

The Magician's Nephew

Explain why you think the witch's power does not work in london

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Question 7

Dear Martin

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Question 8

Flying Lessons & Other Stories

Who are the characters in Hoop Court?

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Question 9

The Water Is Wide

What metaphors are used in The Water Is Wide by Pat Conroy?

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Question 10

Trifles

As the play develops and the rising action begins, more expository details are provided. List TWO other expository details we learn as the play unfolds.

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Question 11

Trifles

The video proposes that there are two protagonists in "Trifles" - two characters who seem to be working together to achieve a common goal. Who are they?

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Question 12

Trifles

What is the goal of the protagonists in "Trifles"?

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Question 13

Trifles

At the resolution of "Trifles," the audience is left to wonder what will happen next; however, based on the plot, can we reasonable infer that Mrs. Wright will be found guilty OR not guilty of the murder of her husband? *

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Last updated by Jill W on 08 Jan 01:29

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Question 14

Trifles

Quote the line that is the denouement of the play.

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Question 15

Trifles

According to the video, what THREE things do the protagonists struggle against as they try to achieve their goal?

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Question 16

Trifles

In "Trifles," how much of the play is exposition (information you need to know to understand the play)

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Question 17

Trifles

Why is finding the bird with the wrung neck NOT the climax of "Trifles"

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Question 18

Trifles

What IS the climax of "Trifles"?

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Question 19

Circus of the Damned

How does Laurell K. Hamilton use imagery in Circus of the Damned?

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Last updated by Jill W on 07 Jan 22:19

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Question 20

Circus of the Damned

How does the author use foreshadowing in Circus of the Damned?

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Last updated by Jill W on 07 Jan 22:17

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Question 21

City of God

How does E. L. Doctorow use imagery in City of God?

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Last updated by Jill W on 07 Jan 22:12

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Question 22

City of God

How does the author use foreshadowing in City of God?

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Last updated by Jill W on 07 Jan 22:10

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Question 23

Trifles

Characterize the men in the story by contrasting them to the women. Be sure to include specific details/quotations to support your ideas

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Last updated by Jill W on 07 Jan 22:07

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Question 24

Trifles

Is the murder the most significant conflict in the story, or is there another conflict that more largely affects the plot? Explain.

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Last updated by Jill W on 07 Jan 22:00

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Question 25

Trifles

How can we tell that this story was written and set in the early 1900s?

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Last updated by Jill W on 07 Jan 21:58

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