Can you name the AP English Heroes and Villians? by abigailcloft

	Who Is This?
	The Boy Who Lived
	May the 'Force' be with him
	Most Famous Resident of the Shire, Known Throughout Middle Earth
	His Kryptonian name means 'All that God is'
	Helps Clarence to earn his wings
	LexCorp Executive
	The Big Man Upstairs
	The Man often seen in red with a tail and a pitchfork
	He just can't wait to be king

	Who Is This?
	Kills his brother in a stampede to become King of Pride Lands
	Programed to keep order inside The Matrix
	The Richest Man in Bedford Falls
	Luke's Father
	Made in the fires of Mount Doom
	He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named
	He was a grey wizard then died and became white
	Created the One Ring to rule them all
	The 'One' who swallows the red pill

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AP English Heroes and Villians Quiz

by abigailcloft

Created Jan 18, 2010 in Literature
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	Phalu:	Jan 19th, 2010 at 01:55 GMT	1 point
	These don't have much to do with AP English

	danmont:	Jan 19th, 2010 at 07:44 GMT	1 point
	This has nothing to do with AP English. Also...you should accept voldemort, without the lord. And I tried typing in Satan and it didn't work.

	HalJordan:	Jan 19th, 2010 at 23:42 GMT	2 points
	Not only would these stories never be featured in AP English, some of them aren't even books. Why is this in Literature?

	surayakb:	Jan 20th, 2010 at 03:04 GMT	2 points
	you should accpet both "voldemort" without the lord, and "devil" as well as satan

	knoxvillian:	Jan 20th, 2010 at 15:28 GMT	1 point
	Wow. There is almost nothing right with this quiz. As stated before, this has little to do with "AP English" or literature in general (with the exception of Harry Potter and Superman coming in forms that you can read). You need to accept last names or alternate names for several of your answers (the devil or lucifer for Satan, Voldemort for Lord Voldemort, Vader for Darth Vader, and last names for anyone with a full name). You could stand to organize this better, with all of the pairs (and they really should all be pairs, so you might want to think about excising the extra LOTR reference) grouped together. And then you might want to think about expanding the quiz to have more answers, and embracing the eclecticness of your answers by making the category Entertainment or Miscellaneous and doing away with the AP English title. Not a bad concept, but poor execution.

	mpclinton22:	Jan 21st, 2010 at 01:32 GMT	0 points
	Ok let's alllll calm down here. This was for an AP English project, so that is why we called it this. It made it easy to find for our presentation. And we did not want to do pairs because that would have made it too easy, so we're focusing more on the little clues, because if we did pairs you would get one and automatically know the answer to the other. We also couldn't have it be very long because we had a limited amount of time to do the presentation, so any more than this would take too long.

	mpclinton22:	Jan 21st, 2010 at 01:36 GMT	1 point
	And also, there is such a thing as the Lord of the Rings BOOKS. They came a WHOLE lot earlier than the movies. And God an Satan are in the bible, which can be considered literature. And typing in "Darth Vader" is NOT that much harder than typing in "Vader", especially considering 3 minutes is MORE than enough time to finish this quiz.