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Jeopardy
Choose a category. You will be given the
answer. You must give the correct question.
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Literary Terms
Settings
Themes
Characters
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a gloomy or sullen disposition
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What is morose?
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thoughtfully considered or meditated
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What is contemplated?
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foretelling evil threatening
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What is ominous?
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aggressive quarrelsome combative
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What is pugnacious?
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the intent to lower the reputation of a
person/thing intentionally offensive/hurtful
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What is derogatory?
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to indirectly indicate hint suggest
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What is imply?
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part of a story that introduces the characters,
the setting, and the basic situation
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What is the exposition?
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the time and place of an action in a story
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What is the setting?
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the position or perspective from which a story
is told
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What is point of view?
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a regional variety of language
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What is dialect?
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childlike innocent strong mentally disabled
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What are the characteristics of Lennie?
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Frustrated cautious wise
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What are the characteristics of George?
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The archetypal hero/king of the ranch
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Who is Slim?
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The character who is symbolic of small people
who may feel inferior and overcompensate by
inflating or flaunting their power and status
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Who is Curley?
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The character who is symbolic of the philosophy
of Darwinism
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Who is Carlson?
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The setting that is a sanctuary away from society
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What is the green pool?
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The setting that is symbolic of heaven
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What is the dream farm?
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The setting that prominently portrays the strong
vs. weak theme
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What is Crooks room?
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The setting that prominently symbolizes conflict
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What is the bunkhouse?
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The place where Curleys wife is killed
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What is the barn?
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The theme most evident when Carlson wants to
shoot Candys dog and give him one of Slims
puppies
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What is survival of the fittest (strong vs. weak)?
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The theme most evident when Slim decides to keep
the five biggest puppies out of Lulus litter
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What is survival of the fittest (strong vs. weak)?
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The theme most evident after George realizes
Lennie has killed Curleys wife and knows they
will never have a ranch together
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What is the realistic inaccessibility of true
happiness?
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The theme most evident when George shoots Lennie
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What is survival of the fittest (strong vs.
weak)?
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The theme most evident when the boss assumes
George is taking advantage of Lennie
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Final Jeopardy
Make your wager
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What is the predatory nature of humans?
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What literary device does John Steinbeck use to
portray the natural cycle of life?
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What is parallelism?