Anthem Jeopardy CharactersPlotQuotesPlot 2 Figurative Language $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 Final Jeopardy

$100 Characters What name does Equality call Liberty ?

$100 Characters Who is The Golden One or Gaea?

$200 Characters Liberty gave Equality the name of?

$200 Characters Who is The Unconquered?

$300 Characters Equality thinks he is a disciple of …

$300 Characters Who is the Transgressor of the Unspeakable Word?

$400 Characters Who is in charge in Anthem’s society?

$400 Characters Who is the World Council?

$500 Characters What is the name of the pale boy with only half a brain that Equality tries to mimic in chapter 1? (He later has seizures.)

$500 Characters Who is Union ?

$100 Plot What job does Equality hope he will be assigned?

$100 Plot What is a Scholar?

$200 Plot What job does Equality actually get assigned?

$200 Plot What is Street Sweeper?

$300 Plot What was the time before the Great Rebirth called?

$300 Plot What is the Unmentionable Times?

$400 Plot The climax of Anthem occurs when…

$400 Plot When Equality presents his box to the World Council of Scholars, and then runs away with his box because the council wants to destroy it.

$500 Plot What do Equality and International find while on the job?

$500 Plot What is a manhole? Or underground Subway?

$100 Quotes Identify the speaker. “But this matters not. It matters only that the light is precious and we should not waste…”

$100 Quotes Who is Equality ?

$200 Quotes Identify the speaker. “I am. I think. I will.”

$200 Quotes Who is Equality ?

$300 Quotes Who is Equality speaking about in this quote? “ But it seemed to us that the eyes of [them] had chosen us from the crowd and were looking straight upon us. There was no pain in their eyes or no knowledge of the agony of their body. There was only joy in them, and pride…”

$300 Quotes Who is the Transgressor of the unspeakable word?

$400 Quotes Who is Equality speaking about in this quote? “Their eyes were dark and hard and glowing, with no fear in them, no kindness, and no guilt. Their hair was golden as the sun…”

$400 Quotes Who is the Golden One?

$500 Quotes What philosophy does this quote exemplify? “I am not a tool for their use. I am not a servant of their needs. I am not a bandage for their wounds. I am not a sacrifice on their altars. I am a man.”

$500 Quotes What is Objectivism or Individualism?

$100 Plot 2 In the story “In the Beginning,” what does Prometheus steal from the gods and give to the humans?

$100 Plot 2 What is fire?

$200 Plot 2 The only crime punished by death is…

$200 Plot 2 What is speaking the Unspeakable Word?

$300 Plot 2 What are three things that Equality and Liberty found in the house in the woods?

$300 Plot 2 What are books, colors they had never seen before, clothing, mirrors, and smaller rooms?

$400 Plot 2 In the story “Harrison Bergeron,” what was Harrison Bergeron accused of doing that landed him in jail?

$400 Plot 2 What is trying to overthrow the government?

$500 Plot 2 Equality escapes from the Palace of Corrective Detention after…(how long?)

$500 Plot 2 What is 30 days?

$100 Figurative Language In Anthem, the reference to fire and gifts were allusions to which mythological character?

$100 Figurative Language Who is Prometheus?

$200 Figurative Language What type of figurative language is contained in the following quote? “Darkness swallowed us.”

$200 Figurative Language What is personification?

$300 Figurative Language What type of figurative language is contained in the following quote? “Your mouth is cut of granite.”

$300 Figurative Language What is a metaphor?

$400 Figurative Language What type of figurative language is contained in the following quote? “We made it. We created it. We brought it forth from the night of the ages. We alone. Our hands. Our mind. Ours alone and only.”

$400 Figurative Language What is an anaphora?

$500 Figurative Language What type of figurative language is contained in the following quote? “…this pain [is] more precious than pleasure.”

$500 Figurative Language What is a paradox?

Final Jeopardy Topic Ayn Rand

Final Jeopardy Explain Ayn Rand’s philosophy of Objectivism?

Final Jeopardy Answer That the proper moral purpose of one’s life is the pursuit of one’s own happiness or rational self-interest.