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What is the definition of conflict?
A 100
The opposition of two or more characters or forces.
A 100
The three primary types of conflict are what?
A 200
Man against man, himself, a power greater than himself.
A 200
While “The Duel” doesn’t openly condemn dueling it notes what negative thing
about dueling?
A 300
It is a foolish waste of life.
A 300
What is dialect?
A 400
Dialogue written to reflect the qualities of a character’s
speech.
A 400
According to the text, what two closely related parts of a
story enhance the story’s conflict?
A 500
Setting and atmosphere.
A 500
What are the three conflicts in “Top Man”?
B 100
Man vs. Man, Man, vs. Himself, Man vs. a power
greater than himself
B 100
In “Top Man” who do we know as the apostle of trial-
and-error?
B 200
Nace
B 200
When Osborn and Nace argue about trying to reach the summit Osborne accuses
Nace of what?
B 300
Being unable to make the climb himself and Jealous of
anyone who can.
B 300
Who is the central character of “Top Man”?
B 400
Nace
B 400
What does two things does Nace struggle with in “Top
Man”?
B 500
His age and the death of a friend.
B 500
Who is the protagonist in “Under the Lion’s Paw”?
C 100
Haskins
C 100
Who is the human antagonist in “Under the Lion’s Paw”
C 200
Butler
C 200
What was the primary conflict in “Under the Lion’s
Paw”?
C 300
Man vs. a Power greater than himself
C 300
DAILY DOUBLE
C 400
DAILY DOUBLEPlace A Wager
At the conclusion of “Under the Lion’s Paw” how does
Haskins appear?
C 400
Helpless
C 400
Why does Jim Butler become interested in Land
speculation?
C 500
He believes it is the surest way to get rich.
C 500
What type of conflict is emphasized in “Miss Hinch”?
D 100
Man vs. Man
D 100
Who is the central character in “Miss Hinch”?
D 200
Jesse Dark
D 200
According to you notes is “Miss Hinch” solved
satisfactorily?
D 300
Yes
D 300
How does the main Character in “Miss Hinch” triumph in
her conflict?
D 400
In her death she reveals the Antagonist to the world.
D 400
In the conflict of “Robert Louis Stevenson Banks, aka Chimley,” the protagonist must primarily overcome
what?
D 500
His own fear.
D 500
What is the main conflict in “The Duel”?
E 100
Man vs. Himself
E 100
Which two conflicts are present in “Through the
Tunnel”?
E 200
Man vs. himself and Man vs. a power greater than himself.
E 200
Why does Jerry swim through the tunnel?
E 300
He wants to prove to himself that he can master his fear
and his physical limitations.
E 300
What is the primary conflict in “Under the Lion’s Paw”?
E 400
Man vs. a power greater than himself.
E 400
What is suspense?
E 500
A technique that is used to take advantage of a reader’s
natural curiosity and increased the emotions of a
work.
E 500
In a good story every conflict needs a ______________.
F 100
Resolution
F 100
What is foreshadowing?
F 200
Revealing future events in a story by how it is written.
F 200
What is a foil?
F 300
Another character that reveals information about the main
character.
F 300
What is the first name of the man killed in “The Duel”?
F 400
Vladimir
F 400
What is the narrators name in “Top Man”?
F 500
Ullman
F 500
The Final Jeopardy Category is:
Tunnels
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In “Through the Tunnel,” what is the significance of the last line: “It was no longer of the least importance to go to the bay”?
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It shows that jerry has emerged victorious from his internal conflict.
He has conquered his fear and his limitations, so he loses interest in the struggle because there is not need for
further testing.
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