Honors English 1 First Semester Final

What does Piggy represent?

Intelligence, civilization, logic

What does Ralph represent?

Good leader, caring about the people

What does Jack represent?

Dictator, caring about himself

What does Simon represent?

Good, Jesus

What does Roger represent?

Evil

What do Samneric represent?

Togetherness

What does the conch represent?

Order

What does the Lord of the Flies represent?

Evil, satan

What do the glasses represent?

Technology

What does the signal fire represent?

Hope

Did the author of LOF use rhetorical devices to convey his theme?

Yes, ethos, pathos, and logos to prove true human nature is evil and the collapse of human civilization

In the Necklace, who is the girl who borrows a necklace and loses it?

Mathilde

In the Necklace, who is the friend whom the girl borrows the necklace from?

Madame Forrestier

In the Necklace, who is the husband of Mathilde?

Loisel

In the Necklace, what happens?

A lady wants to go to a ball, so she borrows a necklace from her friend and then loses it. Not knowing its fake, she and her husband waste their lives trying to get the money to buy the real necklace.

How does forshadowing occur in the Necklace?

The box is bought from the fancy jewel store but the dude doesn't remember selling the necklace.

What kind of irony occurs in the Necklace?

Dramatic and situational.

Who is the narrator of The Scarlet Ibis and what kind of narrator are they?

Doodle's brother

1st person reliable

How does foreshadowing occur in The Scarlet Ibis?

Doodle is very fragile, certain quotes, and the scarlet ibis dying

What is Doodle a symbol of?

Frailness, the Scarlet Ibis, struggles, exoticism

Where in the story does the flashback occur in the Scarlet Ibis?

The entire story is a flashback

How does the flashback connect to dynamic characterization in the Scarlet Ibis?

It shows Doodle's brother has changed and regrets his choices

Who takes revenge on who in Cask of the Amontillado

Montressor takes revenge on Fortunato.

Explain the irony in Cask of the Amontillado

Verbal-Certain quotes

Situational-Fortunato thinks he is getting a nice wine but he ends up dying

Dramatic-We know Montressor seeks revenge

What is the symbol that explains Montressor's revenge plan in Cask of the Amontillado?

His family crest of the snake biting the foot stepping on him (Fortunato is the foot)

Where is the setting of Cask of the Amontillado?

The catacombs

What kind of narrator is in Cask of the Amontillado

1st person unreliable

Who are the two main characters in Interlopers?

Ulrich and Georg

Between the two main characters, who owns the land officially?

Ulrich

How are Ulrich and Georg dynamic?

They originally hate each other but then change and become friends

Explain each conflict in Interlopers

Character v. Character-The two of them fighting

Char v. society-They were told to hate each other but end up being friends

Char v. nature-They have to survive the wolves and trees

Char v. self-They have to overcome their hatred and find a way to outsmart the other

What kind of irony takes place in Interlopers?

Situational

What takes place in Cranes?

During a war, two childhood friends (one now a criminal and the other a soldier) meet as the soldier escorts the criminal. After talking about the past, the soldier chooses to save his friend by helping him escape

What parallel is the village in with Cranes? (Mr. Kramer said on test)

38th Parallel

In the Sniper, does the Republican or the Free-staters die?

The Free-staters

What kind of narrator is in the Sniper?

3rd person limited

What kind of irony takes place in the Sniper?

Situational

How does the setting play a place in the Sniper?

It is a tense battleground and he has to complete the mission before the sun sets.

Who is the husband in the Gift of the Magi?

Jim

Who is the wife in the Gift of the Magi?

Della

Who is the hair lady in the Gift of the Magi?

Madame Sophronie

What kind of narrator is in the Gift of the Magi?

3rd person

What is the tone of the Gift of the Magi?

Personal

What is diction?

The choice of words used to convey the tone

What is connotation?

The implied meaning of a word or phrase

What is denotation?

The actual meaning of a word or phrase

Who is Whitney in The Most Dangerous Game

The friend of Rainsford on the ship

Who is Rainsford in The Most Dangerous Game

The one who falls off the ship and is hunted

Who is General Zaroff in The Most Dangerous Game

The one who hunts humans

Who is Ivan in The Most Dangerous Game

The assistant of General Zaroff

What kinds of conflicts occur in The Most Dangerous Game

Char v. self-Rainsford has to create a plan

Char v. Char-Rainsford and Zaroff

Char v. Society-Being able to hunt animals or humans for sport

Char v. Nature-The dogs, the jungle, quicksand

What is the first example of foreshadowing in The Most Dangerous Game

The shot and cry of an unrecognizable creature

What is a first person narrator

a character within the story, using pronouns like "I," "me," "my," "we," and "us

What is a third person narrator

An outside observer, referring to characters by name or with pronouns like he, she, it, or they

What is ad hominem?

Intentional put downs

What is an allusion?

A reference to another speech, story, or literature

What is an external conflict?

A conflict that the protagonist has to physically overcome

What is a foil? Give an example

A connection between two characters to highlight their differences. Henry and Victor

What is immediate occasion in speeches

The specific event where a speech takes place

What is the larger occasion in speeches

The bigger idea or event when a speech takes place

What is the difference between tone and mood

Tone is the author's intended attitude, meanwhile mood is the feeling created in the story

What is syntax?

The way in which a sentence is worded

What does SOAPStone stand for

Speaker, Occasion, Audience, Purpose, Subject, and tone

Is the Stone speech formal or informal?

Formal?

Does the Stone speech use ethos, pathos, or logos the most

Logos

Is the Patton speech informal or formal

Very informal (language)

Does the Patton speech use ethos, pathos, or logos the most

All three equally

Is the Churchhill speach informal or formal

Very formal (boring)

Does the Churchhill speech use ethos, pathos, or logos the most

1st half ethos

2nd half pathos

Does King's speech use ethos, pathos, or logos the most?

Pathos

What does King use a lot in his speech?

Imagery and Figurative language

What is the tone of King's speech?

Important

What other devices does King use a lot of in his speech

Repetition and parallel structure

Does X's speech use ethos, pathos, or logos the most?

Logos

Is X's speech informal or formal

Informal, very literal

Which of the speeches uses a lot of ad hominem?

X's

Who is the main character in Frankenstien and who is his family

Victor

Elizabeth-adopted sister

Alphonse-Dad

Caroline-Mom

Ernest-Brother

William-Youngest brother

What is Henry's relation to Victor

Best friend

Who is Beaufort in Frankenstien

Victor's dad's friend

Did Justine kill William?

No

Who does Robert write his letters to?

His sister, Margaret

What are M. Kremp and M. Waldman in Frankenstien

Proffesors of Victor

What does the lieutenant do that is kind?

Gives away everything he owned to the man that stole his future wife

What font is MLA format and what size

Times New Roman 12

What is the margin size reguarly and in the header

1 inch and 1/2 in the header

What is the order of the date in an MLA paper

16 Jan 2026

What is a thesis and topic sentence

Thesis- main argument for paper

Topic sentence- main argument for paragraph

theme of MLK's speech

equality and civil rights, nonviolence, hope, and unity

theme of churchill's speech

sacrifice for a greater cause, perseverance in the face of hardship

theme of patton's speech

duty and patriotism, courage and toughness in war

theme of malclom x's speech

self-determination and black empowerment, political action

theme of stone's speech

gender inequality, women's lack of legal and social rights, frustration with systemic oppression

what was the theme of the necklace?

pride and obsession with social status can lead to unnecessary suffering

what was the theme of the scarlet ibis?

pride can corrupt love and cause people to harm those they care about

what was the theme of the most dangerous game?

Civilization is fragile, and without empathy, humans can become savage

what was the theme of the interlopers?

Hatred and revenge are pointless forces that ultimately destroy everyone involved

what was the theme of the cask of amontillado?

obsessive revenge dehumanizes both the victim and the avenger

what was the theme of the gift of the magi?

true love is shown through sefless sacrifice, not material wealth

what was the theme of the sniper?

war dehumanizes individuals and turns personal relationships into tragedy

what was the theme of cranes?

human compassion and friendship can endure even in the midst of political conflict and war