1. You can type your own categories and points values in this game board. Type your questions and answers in the slides we’ve provided. When you’re in slide show view, click a points box to go to that question, then click to move to the answer slide. Click the left triangle to return to this game board slide. Short Stories 10 20 30 40 50 Short Stories 2 10 20 30 40 50 Animal Farm 10 20 30 40 50 Literary Elements 10 20 30 40 50 Literary Elements 2 10 20 30 40 50

2. Short Stories questions follow

3. Question Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the left triangle to return to the game board slide. What is “The Monkey’s Paw” about? 10 Short Stories

4. Answer Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. A monkey’s paw that grants three wishes to three different people 10 Short Stories

5. Question Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the left triangle to return to the game board slide. What does the story “How Much Land Does a Man Need?” focus on? 20 Short Stories

6. Answer Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. Pahom’s desire for more land 20 Short Stories

7. Question Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the left triangle to return to the game board slide. What message is Poe trying to convey in “The Masque of the Red Death”? 30 Short Stories

8. Answer Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. Wealth cannot protect one from death 30 Short Stories

9. Question Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the left triangle to return to the game board slide. In the resolution of “The Monkey’s Paw,” what happens to Herbert? 40 Short Stories

10. Answer Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. He returns to the grave 40 Short Stories

11. Question Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the left triangle to return to the game board slide. What is the outcome of “How Much Land Does a Man Need?” 50 Short Stories

12. Answer Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. Pahom loses his life for just a little more land 50 Short Stories

13. Short Stories 2 questions follow

14. Question Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. Of the seven chambers in “The Masque of the Red Death,” which room is the least popular, and why? 10 Short Stories 2

15. Answer Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. the black room; it is too frightening 10 Short Stories 2

16. Question Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. What literary device is this line an example of? “[The monkey’s paw] has caused enough mischief already.” 20 Short Stories 2

17. Answer Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. Foreshadowing 20 Short Stories 2

18. Question Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. Which is NOT one of the messages of “How Much Land Does a Man Need?” A. Land ownership causes greed and selfishness. B. Land and other property are useless after death. C. Reaching for too much can lead to the loss of everything. D. It is foolish to listen to the stories of passing grain dealers. 30 Short Stories 2

19. Answer Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. It is foolish to listen to the stories of passing grain dealers. 30 Short Stories 2

20. Question Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. The tripods’ flames go out when the last of the revelers dies. Based on this detail, what might the tripods’ flames symbolize in “The Masque of the Red Death”? 40 Short Stories 2

21. Answer Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. the revelers’ lives 40 Short Stories 2

22. Question Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. Of the short stories “The Masque of the Red Death,” “How Much Land Does a Man Need,” and “The Monkey’s Paw,” which story(ies) include an ironic or twist ending? 50 Short Stories 2

23. Answer Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. All of Them! GOTCHA! 50 Short Stories 2

24. Animal Farm questions follow

25. Question Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. Who was Old Major? 10 Animal Farm

26. Answer Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. Pig who inspired the idea of a rebellion 10 Animal Farm

27. Question Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. What actually brought about the rebellion? 20 Animal Farm

28. Answer Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. The animals were hungry and broke in to get food 20 Animal Farm

29. Question Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. Who was Squealer? 30 Animal Farm

30. Answer Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. A talkative pig who was very persuasive 30 Animal Farm

31. Question Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. Describe the relationship between Napoleon and Snowball. 40 Animal Farm

32. Answer Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. They disagree on everything 40 Animal Farm

33. Question Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. What commandment took the place of the Seven Commandments? 50 Animal Farm

34. Answer Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others. 50 Animal Farm

35. Literary Elements questions follow

36. Question Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. What is the primary type of internal conflict? 10 Literary Elements

37. Answer Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. Man versus himself 10 Literary Elements

38. Question Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. Man versus man, Man versus nature, and Man versus society are all examples of what? 20 Literary Elements

39. Answer Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. External Conflict 20 Literary Elements

40. Question Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. A contradiction between what a character says and what is actually happening is an example of what literary device? 30 Literary Elements

41. Answer Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. Verbal Irony 30 Literary Elements

42. Question Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. When an author shows what a character is like based on how they interact with others, it is an example of _________________? 40 Literary Elements

43. Answer Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. Indirect Characterization 40 Literary Elements

44. Question Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. What type of writing tries to convince you to take a certain action or have a certain opinion? 50 Literary Elements

45. Answer Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. Persuasive or Argument Writing 50 Literary Elements

46. Literary Elements 2 questions follow

47. Question Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. What point of view uses the pronouns “I, me, and/or we”? 10 Literary Elements 2

48. Answer Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. First Person 10 Literary Elements 2

49. Question Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. Where and when a story takes place 20 Literary Elements 2

50. Answer Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. Setting 20 Literary Elements 2

51. Question Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. What part of the plot contains the most exciting moment/the peak of the action? 30 Literary Elements 2

52. Answer Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. Climax 30 Literary Elements 2

53. Question Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. What part of the plot establishes characters, setting, and introduces conflict? 40 Literary Elements 2

54. Answer Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. Exposition 40 Literary Elements 2

55. Question Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. What part of the plot shows the immediate consequence of the high point of the action, but does not yet bring the story to a close? 50 Literary Elements 2

56. Answer Type your questions and answers in the placeholders. You can add the points value at the bottom for reference. When you’re in slide show view, click the triangle to return to the game board slide. Falling Action 50 Literary Elements 2