Everything, Everything pages 60-121 and Related Works

What kind of plot hole do we have when a character suddenly knows how to perform CPR or emergency surgery with no medical background?

• character knowledge

• plausability

• breaking the laws of science or physics

• unfinished business

What kind of plot hole do we have when we have impossibly huge explosions for small amounts of material?

• Contradictions and Continuity

• Erratic Motivations

• Factual Errors

• Breaking the Laws of Science or Physics

What kind of plot hole do we have when a character has a n injury that is sometimes on the right side of her body and sometimes on the left?

• unfinished business

• factual erorrs

• erratic motivations

• contradictions or continuity of errors

What kind of plot hole occurs when everything magic vanishes except for Cinderella's shoe?

• factual errors

• inconsistencies

• logic fails

• plausability

An ode is a poem that . . .

• Pays tribute to something.

• Rhymes and has rhythm.

• Tells a story.

• Ends tragically.

a comment or title frequently found beneath a photograph or illustration

• descendant

• caption

• revolution

• resemblance

a forceful change in government or social order

• resemblance

• caption

• revolution

• captive

a group of lines within a poem

• paragraph

• line

• stanza

• rhyme

to think or expect

• banter

• cyrptic

• figure

• solemnly

seriously or earnestly

• cryptic

• figure

• prejudice

• solmenly