Two Kinds
Who are the two central characters of "Two Kinds?"
Jing-Mae & Mother
This refers to the purpose and intended message of a text
Central Idea
Who is the author of "From Mom & Me & Mom"?
Maya Angelou
The act of making an educated guess while reading a story
Inference
Speaking words correctly
Pronouncing
This instrument-with keys often made of ivory-was not well-appreciated by our narrator
Piano
This foreign language word refers to the practice of saving someone from the jaws of a tiger.
Nosor
Where did our main character live with her grandmother before the events of the story?
Stamps, Arkansas
A style of writing given directly from the speaker's perspective often found in plays or movies
Monologue
Fighting noisily over small matters
Squabbling
This west coast city was the setting for this classic family feud-wait wrong show.
San Francisco
This is the name of the language that was resurrected from the dead by linguists.
Hebrew
This word refers to characters speaking within a story
Dialogue
The act of referencing other works of writing or pieces of data to support your own arguments
Citing Evidence
Someone who gives back to their community with no expectation of receiving something in return
Philanthropist
This word refers to the central conflict of a given story
Conflict
This foreign language word refers to the act of laughing so hard that you fart
Memestatamaoo
Lady
The base elements of words that tell us what they mean; Often ancient.
Greek and Latin roots
Something that physically or mentally limits an individual
Impairments
This is the name of the club that our characters belonged to.
The Joy Luck Club
This refers to the type of text that TCOTDW words is
Informational
This is the genre that Maya Angelou's "From Mom & Me & Mom" belongs to
Personal Narrative
The act of providing necessary background information in a story to help reader's comprehension
Exposition
A foreign word for something you say to a cute baby
Ukushidi