La question que j'ai posé à chat GPT: Fait moi un questionnaire sur le vocabulaire du thème "Thriller" en anglais pour que je m'entraine ?
La réponse:
1. What is a "plot twist"?
a) A character's backstory
b) A sudden change in the direction of the story
c) The setting of the story
2. What does the word "suspense" refer to in a thriller?
a) The atmosphere of calm and peace
b) The feeling of tension and uncertainty about what will happen next
c) A romantic relationship between characters
3. What does the term "antagonist" mean?
a) The protagonist's friend
b) The villain or character who opposes the protagonist
c) The narrator of the story
4. What is a "red herring"?
a) A type of character
b) A misleading clue or piece of information meant to distract the reader
c) A place where the story happens
5. What does "cliffhanger" refer to?
a) The final scene of a story
b) A thrilling scene that leaves the audience in suspense
c) A scene involving action and violence
6. Which word is most associated with the theme of a thriller?
a) Peaceful
b) Tension
c) Comedy
7. What is the meaning of "whodunit"?
a) A type of weapon used in a thriller
b) A crime story where the mystery revolves around who committed the crime
c) A peaceful resolution of a conflict
8. What does the word "serial killer" mean?
a) A person who commits murders over a period of time, usually in a specific pattern
b) A character who saves lives
c) A detective trying to solve a case
9. What is a "detective" in a thriller story?
a) A villain who creates chaos
b) A person who investigates and solves mysteries
c) A supporting character who offers advice
10. The term "mystery" is often used in thrillers. What does it mean?
a) A calm event with no conflict
b) A story with something unknown or secret that needs to be discovered
c) A genre with only happy endings
Bonus Question:
11. What is "foreshadowing"?
a) A sudden event that surprises the reader
b) Hints or clues that suggest what might happen later in the story
c) The final resolution of the story
Auteur: Kynann Sauvage 2eC
