English Final

1. The younger sister Katniss volunteers to replace at the reaping
2. The emotion that drives Katniss to shoot her arrow at the Gamemakers
4. A group of performers in Greek drama who comment on the action and represent the voice of the community
5. The emotion Lizabeth immediately feels when she looks into Miss Lottie's eyes after destroying the marigolds
7. The prophet who warns Creon that the gods are angry
9. The overall feeling or atmosphere a literary work creates for the reader
12. The character who defies Creon's law to bury her brother
14. The tribute who volunteers to take her sister's place at the reaping
16. The sister who refuses to help Antigone bury Polynices at first
17. A character flaw or error in judgment that leads to a hero's downfall
19. An appeal to credibility and trustworthiness to persuade an audience
20. The tribute who confesses his love for Katniss in a live interview before the Games
21. A direct comparison that states one thing IS another without using like or as
24. The main character whose journey the story follows
25. The object revealed to be the Headless Horseman's thrown head

1. The brother whose burial Creon forbids
3. The methods an author uses to reveal a character's personality through actions, dialogue, appearance, and thoughts
6. The character who kills himself after Antigone's death
8. A literary technique in which an author gives hints or clues about events that will happen later
10. The time and place in which a story occurs
11. A central message or insight about life that a literary work conveys
13. The process represented when a white couple moves into Shay's apartment the same day her family moves out
15. A comparison using like or as
18. The tribute from District 11 who allies with Katniss during the Games
22. The ruler of Thebes who sentences Antigone to death
23. An emotional appeal that evokes feelings such as sympathy, sorrow, or pity in an audience
26. What Lizabeth says she lost the moment she destroyed the marigolds