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Final Jeopardy
Literary
Devices
What is a
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Cinderella
Stories
Name that
Literary
Device!
Terminology
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Human qualities
given to animals
or things.
What is
personification?
The lesson taught
by a story.
What is a moral?
An extravagantly
exaggerated detail
that helps a story
come to life.
What is hyperbole?
The main
character who
usually “wins.”
Who is the
protagonist?
Clues that an
author gives to hint
at what is coming
later in the story.
What is
foreshadowing?
A short story with
talking animals
that teach a lesson.
What is a fable?
It features a clever,
but dishonest,
character.
What is a trickster
tale?
It contains many
exaggerated details.
What is a tall tale?
In our society, this
type of tale usually
has Greek or
Roman gods as
main characters.
What is a myth?
This type of tale
explains how
something came to
be.
What is a pourquoi
tale?
Cinderella stories
are an example of
this genre of
folktales.
What is a fairy
tale?
An object that
plays an important
role in some
Cinderella stories,
but not others.
What is a slipper?
They are the
antagonists in The
Egyptian
Cinderella.
Who are Kipa and
the other servant
girls?
A character trait
that the Cinderella
character
demonstrates in all
four stories.
What is kindness
or caring?
The names of the
four Cinderella
stories we read.
What are Yeh-Shen,
The Egyptian
Cinderella, Mufaro’s
Beautiful Daughters,
and The Rough-Face
Girl?
Rhodopis, Nyasha,
and the RoughFace Girl
Who are
protagonists?
“Mile high ice
cream.”
“I’m older than
the hills.”
What are examples
of hyperbole?
“The wind stood
up and gave a
shout. It whistled
on two fingers.”
What is an
example of
personification?
“Slow and steady wins
the race.”
“Don’t be fooled by
flattery.”
“Never cry wolf.”
What is an
example of a
moral?
Fantasy, Mystery,
and Poetry
What are some
genres?
The time and place
in which a story
occurs.
What is the
setting?
A story passed
down through
generations through
oral storytelling.
What is a folktale?
The main
character in a
story.
Who is the
protagonist?
The person who
causes trouble for
the main character
in a story.
Who is the
antagonist?
The name for the
categories of
folktales.
What are genres?
Make your wager
A reason that the
Cinderella tale and
characters keep
reappearing all
over the globe over
the centuries.
What are (1) merchants
traveling port to port and
sharing stories, (2) written
recordings in early
civilizations, and (3) popular
story (good will prevail over
evil) that endures the test of
time?