ABML Part 1: Review One
ABML Part 1: Review Two
General Book Information
Figurative Language 1
Figurative Language 2
100

On what date does this story begin?

September 3, 1939

100

What's the name of the man who has grown fond for Gerda?

Abek Feigenblatt

100

What time period does the book take place?


From 1939-1945

100

A comparison using “like” or “as”

Simile 
100

A comparison between two unlike things not using “like” or “as”

Metaphor

200

Why didn't Gerda's family escape sooner?

Julius became very sick while the family was on vacation. Helene did not want to cause stress, so she waited to express the severity of the problem.

200

What does Julius make Gerda promise?

He has her promise that she will never attempt to take her own life.

200

How old is Gerda when the book begins?


15

200

A comparison between words that seem to contradict each other

Oxymoron

200

An extreme exaggeration

Hyperbole

300

How many days does it take for the Nazis to conquer Poland?

18 days.

300

What business are Papa and Pipersberg in together?

The fur industry. 

300

Where do Gerda and her family live?


Bielitz, Poland

300

A phrase that bears no literal meaning

Idiom

300

Used to give objects human-like qualities.

Personification

400

Right after the invasion, what are the Jews forced to do?

They are forced to register with the Nazis. They must also turn over their valuables.

400

What do the Germans decide to take from Gerda? What do they take from her friend, Ilse? 

(List two things)

Gerda's garden

Isle's piano

400

Which casual acquaintance from school does Gerda begin writing to?

Erika

400

Repetition of the same sounds in one sentence

Alliteration

400

A word from a sound associated with what is named

Onomatopoeia

500

What does Arthur give Gerda that represents the importance of faith & hope?

Arthur gives Gerda a piece of glass that they found near the Temple.

500

What does Helene tell Gerda as they are separated?


She tells Gerda to be strong. It is the only way she will make it through

500

What does Papa insist that Gerda wear to Wadowitz?

Her skiing shoes.

500

A warning or indication of a future event.

Foreshadowing

500

Also called a figure of speech, what is a word or phrase that departs from literal language to express comparison, add emphasis or clarity, or make the writing more interesting?

Figurative Language 

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