finals

Question 1

night setting

Answer 1

sighet transylvania

Question 2

night protagonist

Answer 2

ellie

Question 3

night antagonist

Answer 3

nazis

Question 4

night conflict

Answer 4

The innocent Jews are harshly and unfairly treated by the severe, “evil” Nazis, acting out of Antisemitism, and Elie Wiesel is a teenager who witnesses the Nazis’ acts of sheer brutality and clear immorality.

Question 5

night resolution

Answer 5

buchenwald is liberated. ellie goes to hospital. no jews want revenge

Question 6

night theme statement

Answer 6

When a Jewish boy is put through the holocaust, hunger will be the most important thing

Question 7

night theme examples

Answer 7

train bread
rations to dad
snow and bread

Question 8

tkam setting

Answer 8

maycomb alabama 1930s

Question 9

tkam protagonist

Answer 9

scout atticus and jem

Question 10

tkam antagonist

Answer 10

bob ewell representing racisms

Question 11

tkam conflict

Answer 11

Scout Finch, an innocent young girl, is exposed to the evils of racism in the South during the Great Depression, causing her to be involved in serious, mature situations dealing with the sheer harshness of racism, like Tom Robinson, and her loss of innocence.

Question 12

tkam resolution

Answer 12

tom dies. bob attacks kids but shanked. scout learns stepping in others shoes

Question 13

tkam theme statement

Answer 13

When a young southern girl experiences racism and prejudice in her own local community, she realizes that people are not always who they seem to be.

Question 14

tkam theme 3 examples

Answer 14

dolphus raymond
boo
bob

Question 15

antigone setting

Answer 15

400 BC thebes greece

Question 16

antigone protagonist

Answer 16

antigone

Question 17

antigone antagonist

Answer 17

creon

Question 18

antigone conflict

Answer 18

Antigone, in her love for her dead brother, Polyneices, wants a proper burial to respect the dead Polyneices, but King Creon, because of Polyneices’s “betrayal of the state,” decides to leave Polyneices’s corpse out to rot and be eaten by animals, being shamed.

Question 19

antigone resolution

Answer 19

Creon loses everything, his son (Haemon), his wife (Eurydice), a future daughter-in-law (Antigone), for not listening to the fate of the gods.

Question 20

antigone theme statement

Answer 20

When a woman cannot deal with the shame bestowed upon her dead brother, she loves him to the point where that she will defend him even in death.

Question 21

antigone theme examples

Answer 21

Love (for family)

1. Antigone acts out of love when wanting to bury the dead Polyneices, even if it means that she will die for him.
2. Haemon, Antigone’s lover, commits suicide, knowing that he cannot live on without the one whom he loves.

Question 22

oedipus protagonist

Answer 22

oedipus

Question 23

oedipus antaognist

Answer 23

fate

himself

Question 24

oedipus setting

Answer 24

thebes ancient greece 400 bc

Question 25

oedipus conflict

Answer 25

Oedipus attempts to run away from fate, in order to protect himself from shame, but instead fate is always with him, even though he might not be aware.

Question 26

oedipus resolution

Answer 26

Oedipus discovers the truth about his past, revealing that he has shamed himself through the fulfillment of different prophecies, and he self-exiles himself.

Question 27

oedipus theme statement

Answer 27

When a man decides to protect himself from his own fortune, fortune and fate manage to keep up with him through his own life.`

Question 28

oedipus rex theme examples

Answer 28

Oedipus is told a prophecy by a Corinthian man, foretelling his future of having kids with his mother and killing his father. 2. Laius and Jocasta are told that their child will murder Laius himself. 3. Tiresias warns Oedipus that his own personal "escape" from fate will eventually backfire on Oedipus himself.

Question 29

trojan war setting

Answer 29

1194-1184 bronze age troy beach