Rules of the Game Flashcard

Front

What characterizes Waverly's approach to learning chess?

Back

Waverly is consumed with learning all she can.

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What is one of the main conflicts in 'Rules of the Game'?

Back

The conflict between mother and daughter.

Front

Who is Waverly’s imaginary chess opponent at the end of the story?

Back

Her mother.

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What literary point of view is 'Rules of the Game' told in?

Back

1st Person.

Front

What conflict arises between Waverly and her mother?

Back

Waverly is upset that her mother is bragging about her.

Front

Define 'conflict' in literature.

Back

A struggle between opposing forces, which drives the plot.

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What is the significance of Waverly's character development in the story?

Back

It illustrates the tension between personal ambition and familial expectations.

Front

Explain the term 'point of view' in literature.

Back

The perspective from which a story is told.

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What role does cultural background play in 'Rules of the Game'?

Back

It shapes the characters' values and conflicts, particularly between Waverly and her mother.

Front

Identify a theme in 'Rules of the Game'.

Back

The struggle for identity and independence.