Vocabulary
Characters
Rising Action
Climax
Falling Action/Resolution
100

Change in order to do work or do better in a new situation.

What is adjust?

100

This character feels like they suffer many injustices.

Who is Claudia

100

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

What is the main setting of the story?

100

The turning point in the story.

What is the climax?

100

Jamie and Claudia's grandfather and Mrs. Frankweiler's attorney.

Who is Saxonberg?

200

To pay careful attention to the smallest of details. 

What is thoroughness?

200

This character loves adventure and is careful with money.

Who is Jamie?

200

Claudia, Jamie, and Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler.

Who are the main characters in the story?

200

Bologna, Italy

What file was the sketch filed under?

200

Mrs. Frankweiler needed to share a part of the mystery after years of keeping it to herself.

Why Mrs. Frankweiler sold Angel to the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

300

A printed message, often used in the late 1840's through the 1920's.

What is the telegraph?

300

This character is the recipient of many communications from Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler and is the person she is telling the story to.

Who is Saxonberg?

300

Claudia believes she is unappreciated.

What is the main conflict of the story?

300

The owner of the long tree-lined road?

Who is Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler?

300

It's how Jamie now views Mrs. Frankweiler.

Jamie decides she can be their grandmother.
400

Pushing or shoving while moving.

What is jostling?
400

This character "gets" Claudia and enjoys a secret too.

Who is Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler?

400

Jamie's reaction to Claudia's list of steps to running away.

What is Jamie tries to eat the paper.

400

Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler believes the sketch will be turned into something to argue about and will always have some doubt as to its authenticity.

Why Mrs. Frankweiler doesn't want the museum to have the sketch of Angel.

400

Claudia is different. By having the secret, Claudia can go home.

How did Claudia change?

500

A lack of variety. Tedious, repetitive.

What is monotony?

500

This character believes everyone should look out for them, but prefers Steve the most.

Who is Kevin?

500

Claudia is insistant that she and Jamie make the most out of their time in the museum. Jamie isn't as enthusiastic.

What is Claudia believes they should learn something every day.

500

Jamie will do it for the money, Claudia will do it for the secret.

Why do Claudia and Jamie agree to Mrs. Frankweiler's conditions for leaving the sketch to them in the will?

500

All the loose ends are tied up and there is a sense of satisfaction or completion for the reader.

What is the resolution?

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