
American Dream Vocabulary
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8th Grade
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Rachel Moran
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24 Slides • 21 Questions
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What is a motif in literature?
A recurring image, idea, or symbol that helps develop a theme
A character's main conflict
The setting of a story
The climax of a narrative
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What is the definition of an archetype?
A unique character
A typical character, situation, or pattern
A rare situation
A fictional character
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Which archetype is described as a character who is highly competent and rises to meet challenges?
The Lover
The Hero
The Magician
The Outlaw / Rebel
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What is an allegory?
A story with a moral lesson
A type of poem
A narrative that represents larger ideas
A historical account
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What does the term "liberty" refer to in a democratic society?
The freedom to think, speak, and act without unfair control
The right to vote in elections
The ability to own property
The power to govern others
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What is the definition of justice as presented in the image?
Fair treatment and the idea that people should get what they deserve
A system of laws that punishes wrongdoers
The concept of equality among all individuals
A method of resolving disputes
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What does the term "prosperity" refer to?
Success
Wealth
Good standard of living
All of the above
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What is the definition of meritocracy?
A system based on background
A system based on ability and effort
A system based on wealth
A system based on education
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What does the term 'upward mobility' refer to?
The ability to improve one's social or economic position
The ability to move to a different location
The ability to gain more friends
The ability to learn new skills
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What is the importance of resilience in overcoming challenges?
It helps in giving up easily
It helps in bouncing back from setbacks
It makes problems disappear
It leads to blaming others for your problems
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What does the term "disparity" refer to?
A noticeable difference or inequality between groups
A type of financial aid
A method of teaching
A form of government
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Multiple Choice
True or False: Foil Characters must be enemies.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
What is the definition of parallel plot lines?
Two or more storylines that develop at the same time and connect thematically
A single storyline that develops over time
Multiple storylines that do not connect
A storyline that has a clear beginning and end
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How can a character's development be most effectively shown in a story?
Through descriptions of their physical appearance.
By keeping their actions and words consistent throughout the story.
Through changes in their actions, thoughts, and interactions with others over time.
By the author directly stating how the character has changed.
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What is the definition of assimilation as described in the image?
The process of adapting to a new culture or society
The act of rejecting one's own culture
A method of cultural exchange
A form of cultural dominance
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What does self-determination allow individuals to do?
Make choices about their own life
Follow others' decisions
Avoid responsibilities
Depend on external factors
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Multiple Select
The idea of discrimination is similar in meaning to other topics we've discussed this year and last year. Check all that apply.
Prejudice
Persecution
Cacophony
Pratfall
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What does the term "disillusionment" mean?
A feeling of joy
A feeling of disappointment
A feeling of excitement
A feeling of confusion
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What does socioeconomic status refer to?
A person's social and economic position
A measure of wealth only
A type of job
A level of education
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What does the term 'aspiration' mean?
A strong hope or goal for the future
A type of breathing exercise
A medical procedure
A form of motivation
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Multiple Choice
Why is adaptability considered a key component of resilience?
Because it means you never have to face difficult situations.
Because it allows you to remain unchanged in the face of challenges.
Because it enables you to adjust to new challenges and recover from setbacks.
Because it encourages you to avoid taking risks.
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