English Final Flashcards

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What is a fable

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Fanciful story teaching a moral

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What is a folktale

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Short tale, passed along by word of mouth

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What is a fairy tale

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Magical story with fantastical elements

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What is a myth

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A story that Explains specific aspects of life, usually with supernatural Forces

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What is mythology

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Explanation of how the world came to be

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What is an epic

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Narrative poems celebrating a legend

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What is an epic simile

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Similes common in epics

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What is a Homeric epithet

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Stock phrases to describe a particular person

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What are beast fables

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A fable in which the characters of the story are animals and they talk

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What is a protagonist

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The main character usually the hero of the story

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What is an antagonist

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The villain in the story who opposes the protagonist

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What is an archetype

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recurring character types, plot patterns, or images

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what is an indefinite setting

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When the place of the story is not mentioned

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What is a formal essay

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Possesses an authoritative voice and serious tone

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What is a personal essay

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an essay written in a relaxed voice, stated in the author’s voice, and addressed to an individual

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What is a crisis

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The turning point for the main character

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What is omniscient

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When the narrator gets inside all the character’s heads, in the third person point of view

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What is point of view

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The perspective the story is told it

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What is limited omniscient

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When the narrator gets inside only one of the character’s head

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What is first person point of view

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When the narrator is a character and refers to himself as I

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What was the moral of the ant and the grasshopper fable

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Do works for today for the want of tomorrow

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What was the moral of the lion makers

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One must have common sense

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What was the moral of the tortoise and the Osprey

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Be happy with what you have

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Why is the pumpkinseed categorized as a fairytale

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Demons were coming out of pumpkins and in real life that cannot happen

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What biblical story does Pandora attempt to explain

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Adam and Eve

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What was the last thing left in the box and how does this relate to Christians

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Hope was the last thing left in the box and our hope is found in Jesus Christ

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What was the main theme of Pyramus and thesbe

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Love finds a way and love is not forbidden

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How does Hector illustrate heroic virtues in the Iliad

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He fights the front and has selfless sacrifice. even though he knows he is going to die he still fights for his people and family to keep his name

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Did Hector live a meaningful life why or why not

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Yes, because he lived his life out even if it meant death. he cared about his family and the people

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Why did Achilleus want to fight Hector

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Hector had killed his cousin

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Why were the Achains attacking Troy

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To get Helen back

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Why is the Illiad categorized as a myth

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It is based on historical facts

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32
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Where does dark they were and golden eyed take place

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Mars

33
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What happens to earth in the story and how does this affect Mr. Bittering

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The earth is bombed and he starts to build a rocket and freaks out

34
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What changes start taking place to the environment and to the people

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People become young and slender
The grass turns from green to purple
The food cannot be distinguished
The roses turn different colors

35
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Describe Jonathan from civil peace

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He is a family man industrious hard-working intelligent resourceful and sympathetic person

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How is Jonathan a dynamic character

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He changes throughout the story

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What does a civil peace teach the reader about Hardwork and money

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When you work for the money you appreciate it and hold onto that more than if it was just given to you

38
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What is the theme of civil peace

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Cherish and appreciate what you have

39
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What elevates this essay “why the leaves turn colors in the fall” to the level of literature

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It has literary devices

fanciful and flowery language

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Summarize the story Moshe the beadle told on his return from being deported. why did he say he had returned to Sighet

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He told a story of Jews being shot and dumped in the graves they made, and he returned to warn the people of what the Germans planned to do

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What was the publics reaction to Moshe’s story

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The publics reaction was that he was a mad crazy man so they didn’t listen to him

42
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Why was Moshe the beadle important to eliezer?

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He was like a spiritual mentor to him

43
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Describe Eliezer’s father

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He was a shop owner and held a Highplace in the Jewish community

44
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Who was Moshe the beadle?

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He was a teacher in the synagogue and was very poor. he was a Jew who had dreamy eyes

45
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What was the setting of the story and what was going on during this time?

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Transylvania
year 1942
World War II

46
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Describe, in order the events that happened from the last day of Passover until Pentecost.

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The Germans arrested Jewish leaders
Jews weren’t allowed to leave houses for three days
They were required to wear a yellow Star
They were moved to the ghettos
Then they went on a train ride to Auschwitz

47
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How did Wiesel feel about the Hungarian police?

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He felt hatred to the Hungarian police for they were hurting the Jews

48
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Who was Martha? What Happened when she visited the Wiesel family in the ghetto?

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Martha was the maid and she offers the family somewhere to hide but they turn her down to not leave the family

49
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what did madame schachter see in her vision?

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She saw fire in her vision

50
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how did the other people in the train car react to madame schachter?

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beat her, bound her, and gagged her

51
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what did the jews in the train car discover when they looked out the window?

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The Jews saw flames and smokestacks

52
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when did wiesel say the travlers left their illusions behind?

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Once they left their possessions behind

53
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which notorious ss officer did they meet at Auschwitz?

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Dr. mengele

54
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what was ellies main thoughts as the men and women were being herded from the train?

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To be with his family and in the same place as his father

55
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what prayer were the people saying? what was unusual?

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They were saying the Kaddish, the prayer for the dead.

it was unusual because they were still alive

56
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what did elie do when the gypsy struck his father? what was his fathers response?

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Ellie just stood there because he didn’t know what to do

his father’s response was for his son not to worry and that it didn’t hurt when she hit him

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how long were elie and his father at aushwitz? where did they go after that?

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Ellie and his father stayed out Auschwitz for three weeks

they went to Buna afterwards

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What did Elie do when Idek hit his father? What was he thinking?

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He got mad at his father because he thought his father should have moved out-of-the-way To avoid getting hit

59
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Who took Elie’s gold tooth? Why did Elie give it up?

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Franek took the gold tooth because his father couldn’t March and so they beat him for this reason he gave up the tooth for his father

60
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What were the only things in which Elie took an interest?

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stale bread and soup

61
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How did Elie describe the men after the air raid?

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Men with hope of being free

62
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What happened to the young man from Warsaw? Why?

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He was hung because he stole food during the air raid

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What did the men do on the eve of Rosh Hashana?

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They wished a new year to each other

fasted and prayed

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How did elie feel while the others were praying?

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he felt like he was questioning God

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What was Elie’s decision about fasting on Yom Kippur? Why did he make that decision?

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He won’t fast and instead eat food
He made this decision because he blamed God for sending him to the concentration camps and in act towards his rebellion to God

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What was Elie’s “inheritance” from his father? Why was his father giving it to him?

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A spoon and a knife

his father gave it to him because he was going to the selection and he thought he was going to die

67
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What did Elie dream of when he dreamed of a better world?

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World with no bells

68
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What happened to the patients who stayed in the hospital instead of being evacuated?

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They were liberated by the Russians

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What was the last thing the head of the block ordered the men to do before they evacuated? Why?

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He ordered the men to clean the blocks so it looked like men lived there

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What was the weather like during the evacuation?

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It Was snowing

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While running, an idea began to fascinate Elie. What was the idea? What kept him from carrying out his idea?

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The idea was of him dying

but the thought of his dad kept him from accomplishing this idea

72
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What did Elie realize about Rabbi Eliahou and his son?

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Eliezer realize that the rabbis son wanted his father dead because he felt he was a burden

73
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What was the name of the camp to which the men walked?

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Gleiwitz

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Describe Elie’s meeting with juliek.

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Juliek played his violin for Eliezer

they fell asleep and when he woke up Juliek was dead

75
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How long were they at Gleiwitz? Where did they go next?

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Three days

they went to bukenwald next

76
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Who was Meir Katz? What happened to him?

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He was eliezer’s father’s friend

he was shot

77
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How many men started out in the train? How many were left when they arrived at Buchenwald?

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100 started off

12 were left

78
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What happened to Mr. Wiesel, Elie’s father?

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He died of dysentery

79
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What was Elie’s only desire?

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To eat

80
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What happened on April 10, 1945?

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The Americans came in and liberated the people