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| Setting of A Rose for Emily |
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| killed her lover with rat poison and slept with his corpse |
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| What did the main character do in A Rose for Emily? |
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| One word to describe Walter Mitty |
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| One word to describe Walter Mitty's wife |
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| He walked at night, was unmarried, had no TV, and was a writer. |
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| How was the main character in The Pedestrian different from others in the community? |
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| Italy during Carnival Season |
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| Setting of A Cask of Amontillado |
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| How did Montressor trick Fortunato? |
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| We know Montressor is tricking Fortunato but Fortunato thinks he is getting wine. |
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| Dramatic Irony in A Cask of AMontillado |
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| He never tells us why he is mad with Fortunato. |
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| Why is Montressor an unreliable narrator? |
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| In the winter, on a train. |
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| Setting of The Invalid's Story |
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| We knew the smell was coming from the stinky cheese, no a corpse. |
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| Dramatic Irony in The Invalid's Story |
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| The Resolution of A Most Dangerous Game |
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| Setting of A Most Dangerous Game |
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| Major Conflict in A Most Dangerous Game |
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| He is in an enemy base in France, when he thinks he is in a hospital in Brighton. |
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| Where is the main character in Beware of the Dog? Where does he think he is? |
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| Hard Water, French Sign, The Sound of Airplanes |
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| How does the main character in Beware of the Dog know where he is? |
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| Choosing the door after being the lover of the princess. |
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| What is the situation the man must face in The Lady or the Tiger?? |
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| What is the resolution in The Lady or the Tiger?? |
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| To enforce handicaps on those who are "better" than others |
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| What is the Handicapper General's job in Harrison Bergeron? |
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| The woman has sold her hair to buy a watch chain. The man has sold his watch to buy combs. |
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| What is an example of irony in Gift of the Magi? |
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| What is a possible theme of Gift of the Magi? |
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| One who intrudes on an event. The interlopers are the wolves. |
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| What is the meaning of the title of The Interlopers? |
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| Land. They grew up hating each other. |
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| Why are the two main characters in The Interlopers fighting? |
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| What happens in the story. |
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| Where the characters, setting, and main conflict are introduced. |
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| Where and when the story takes place. |
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| The people the story is about. |
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| The events leading up to the climax. |
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| The outcome of the climax. |
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| Using facts given to tell what will happen next. |
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| Comparing two things without using like or as. |
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| Exaggerated claims not meant to be taken literally. |
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| An object that represents something in a story. |
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| The basic idea or moral of the story presented in a complete sentence. |
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| The mood in which a story is written. |
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| When the reader knows something the character does not. |
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| When you expect something to happen but the opposite happens. |
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| When a character says something but means the opposite. |
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| The obstacles a character faces. |
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| A conflict between a man and himself. |
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| A conflict between a man and the forces of nature. |
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| A conflict between two men. |
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| Man vs. Community Conflict |
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| A conflict between a man and his town or city. |
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| How a character develops or is presented throughout the story. |
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| A character that does not change at all throughout the story. |
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| A character that goes through a dramatic change either mental or physical throughout the story. |
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| A widely thought idea or ideas that may come by as offensive. |
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| Jack wants to have fun, while Ralph wants to survive and get off the island. |
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| What is the difference between Ralph and Jack in The Lord of the Flies? |
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| What is the symbolism of the conch in The Lord of the Flies? |
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| Too much power can get to a person's head. |
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| What is a possible theme of The Lord of the Flies? |
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| How well the paper flows. |
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| Oneness supporting the thesis. |
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| Used to achieve coherence. |
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| Transitions Paragraph to Paragraph |
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| Transitions Within a Paragraph |
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| A paper with an introduction, 3 body paragraphs, and a conclusion. |
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| Introduces the topic, contains the thesis statement, and hooks attention. |
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| A is B because X, Y, and Z. |
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| Transition, Summary, Final Idea, Suggested Solution |
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| Checking for small things, like spelling or grammar mistakes. |
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| Making large changes to a paper, like adding things or removing things. |
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| Facts, Reasons, and Examples |
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| The person or people the paper is written for. |
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| Combining two simple sentences into a compound sentence. |
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| Listing your sources in MLA format in alphabetical order at the end of your paper. |
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| When there is nothing in between two sentences. |
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| When there is only a comma between two sentences. |
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| When there is only a coordinating conjunction between two sentences. |
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| The one word you can have a semicolon before, and a comma after to combine two like sentences. |
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