Lesson 11 warm up

... is series of events and images that happen in your mind while you are sleeping

• delirium

• dream

• slumber

• hypnosis

• hallucinations

Writers use dreams in their stories as ... what?

There may be more than one answer.

• portal to another dimension

• boundary state between conscious and unconscious

• character's way to express their feelings and emotions (fear, anxiety, guilt, etc.)

• a path to redemption and personality reconstruction

• to create hypnotic effect: no border between reality and imagination

Lewis Carrol in "Alice in Wonderland" and H.P. Lovecraft in "Dagon" used dreams as ... what?

• a portal to another dimension

• boundary state between conscious and unconscious

• character's way to express their feelings and emotions (fear, anxiety, guilt, etc.)

• a path to redemption and personality reconstruction

• to create hypnotic effect: no border between reality and imagination

Mikhail Bulgakov in "Master and Margarita" used dreams as ... what?

• prophecy or warning of something dangerous

• boundary state between conscious and unconscious

• character's way to express their feelings and emotions (fear, anxiety, guilt, etc.)

• a path to redemption and personality reconstruction

• to create hypnotic effect: no border between reality and imagination

Fyodor Dostoevsky in "Crime and Punishment" used dreams as ... what?

• prophecy or warning of something dangerous

• boundary state between conscious and unconscious

• character's way to express their feelings and emotions (fear, anxiety, guilt, etc.)

• a path to redemption and personality reconstruction

• to create hypnotic effect: no border between reality and imagination

Find the adjective for the word "mesmerizing"

• hypnotic

• magnetic

• spellbounding

• disgusting

• awestruck

What genre(s) is H.P. Lovecraft famous for in literature?

• epic

• drama

• adventure

• horror

• science fiction

What didn't he do as a job?

• writing

• ghostwriting

• illustrating

• editing

Find the synonym for the idiom "to make ends meet":

• to keep body and soul together

• to cost an arm and a leg

• to fight tooth and nail

• to have head over heels

• in the blink of an eye

Lovecraft's fans write an epitaph on his grave which says: "That is not dead which can eternal lie, and with strange aeons even ... may die." Which word is missing?