"The Watsons Go to Birmingham - 1963
"A Christmas Carol-Scrooge and Marley"
"Nothing But the Truth"
"The Cat Who..."
Literary Elements and Figurative Language
100

the isolation of race, class, or ethnic group by enforced or voluntary residence in a restricted area, by barriers to social intercourse, by separate educational facilities, or by other discriminatory means

segregation

100

Symbolizes Memories of Scrooge

The Ghost of Christmas Past

100

Who are the round characters?

Philip Malloy

Miss Narwin

Dr. Seymour

100

What is the financial status of the Skiba family?

They are poor.

100

When you are asked to paraphrase, that means

you are putting a short passage in your own words.

200

From which point of view and from whose point of view is the story being told? 

1st person point of view 

Kenny Watson

200

What is the setting of the dramatic adaptation?

Christmas Eve/Christmas Day

London, England

1843

Victorian England - Queen Victoria was ruling

200

Who are the flat characters?

Mr. and Mrs. Malloy

Coach Jamison

Bernie Lunser

Allison Doresett

200

What causes the conflict?  Is it internal or external?

The purchase of the  mirror.

External because it is an object that brings the women to see their physical flaws.

200

Figurative Language that compares one thing as though it were something else.

Metaphor

300

What is the genre of the novel?

Historical Fiction

300

What motivates Bob Cratchit to go to work everyday?

His sick son and the love of his family.

300

Why did Miss Narwin send Phillip to Dr. Palleni?

He was caused a disturbance in her homeroom.

300

What part of the fable is this message?  "A glass mirror shows only the skin of the body. The real image of a person is in his willingness to help himself and his family and, as far as possible, all those he comes in contact with. This kind of mirror reveals the very soul of a person.”

Moral

300
instruction in the text of a play, especially one indicating the movement, position, or tone of an actor, or the sound effects and lighting.


stage directions

400

Who does Kenny feel is his personal saver?

Rufus because he is different looking and talks with a southern accent, so others will pick on him.

400

True or False - Scrooge begins to have feelings about changing by the end of ACT I.


True

400

What type of novel is "Nothing But the Truth"? 

Documentary Novel

400

How are the cat and the dog affected by the mirror?

They believe they are the same since they never saw their reflection, so they attack each other and do not get along.

400

refers to the use of figurative language and the senses to create mental images and affect emotions

Imagery

500

Explain this metaphor: 

"Larry Dunn was the king of the kindergarten to fourth grade of Clark Elementary...but Byron was a god."

Larry Dunn compared to a king

Byron compared to a god

Byron and Larry are both recognized or seen as important, but Byron is seen as more important.  Gods are worshipped where kings are not.  

500

How do the visitation of the past events shape who Scrooge is as an old man?

Brief responses-you should explain more

Solitary Boy in schoolroom: lonely and crying and still lonely and miserable

Young boy with Fan: excited to see sister and resents nephew because Fan is not here

Warehouse: Employer treated him well and he does not treat Cratchit well

Woman and Young Man Scrooge: heartbreak and still heartbroken which makes him miserable

500

Why is this novel classified as an epistolary novel?

It has transcripts, memos, diaries, telegrams and letters.

500

What are the elements of a fable?

  • Falling Action 
  • Conflict 
  • Moral, or lesson, of the story
  • Rising Action 
  • Setting
  • Characters: usually talking animals
500

What are round and flat characters?

Flat - one who can be fully described in a single sentence because he/she has no depth; not a variety of traits to describe

Round - one who can be complex and uses a variety of traits to describe him or her. 

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