Which is NOT a literary device?
a) Onomatopeia
b) Alliteration
c) Sugarcoating
When you look for differences between two or more things, you are
a) comparing
b) contrasting
b) contrasting
This is the conversation, the moral, or what the story is implicitly about:
a) Main idea
b) Theme
c) Flashback
b) Theme
a) Flashback
b) Flashforward
c) End
a) Flashback
Why did people think Harry Potter was Salazar Slytherin's heir?
Because he spoke parceltongue and was at the wrong place at the wrong time
What literary device is this: Her smile was as bright as the flame of a candle
a) Simile
b) Metaphor
c) Personification
a) Simile
What is a venn diagram?
Two circles used to compare and contrast
What does it mean that something is explicitly said within a story?
This is the part of the story that introduces the problem, the setting, and the main character
a) Beginning
b) Middle
c) End
When hunting for the water beast, The Gobblewonker, how does Dipper ensure that they have a camera handy?
He packs many, many cameras into the boat
Identify ONE simile and ONE onompatopeia
The loud "crash!" of the pans against the kitchen floor startled the room. They all turned to look at me as if I had suddenly become a large neon sign. My face flushed red like a tomato while I tried to figure out how to explain this mess
Simile: flushed red like a tomato
Onomatopeia: Crash!
What are three comparisons between your favorite book and your favorite movie?
Give three similarities
What is the main idea of Harry Potter?
A human raised boy goes to a magic school to fulfill his destiny
What are some elements that you can find in the MIDDLE of a story?
The theme is explored and the characters deal with the problem
In the story of Cinderella, why can't Cinderella go to the ball?
Her stepmother won't allow her to
My mom marched musically on Monday
Contrast at least three characteristics between you and a family member
Name three differences
Name at least ONE theme in Harry Potter
Strenght in found family, dealing with expectations, bravery in forging your own destiny, etc.
Name an example of a character changing for better or worse at the end of a story
Ex. Mabel learning to trust her brother at the end of the first episode of Gravity Falls
Why did Athena turn Arachne into a spider?
Because Arachne loved weaving so much that she would suffer too much if she couldn't anymore
Identify the personification:
a) The moon shone like a flashlight over the street.
b) The frame hung on the wall like a window to another world.
c) The fabric danced over the mannequin, grasping at its curves as if it were second nature to it.
c) The fabric danced over the mannequin, grasping at its curves as if it were second nature to it.
Comparison: They're both fantasy, they both have a boy main character
Contrast: One is set in this world, the other is set in a magical world
Choose a movie, tv-show or book that you like and answer the following:
What is the main idea?
What is the theme?
How do you know that is the theme?
Example: Spider-man No Way Home
Main idea - Peter messes up the multiverse while trying to undo his mistakes
Theme - Running away from your troubles will only make them worse
Evidence - Each time Peter avoids dealing with his issues, he makes things more complicated
Compare and contrast (at least one each) a flashback with a flashforward
Contrast: One goes forward in time and one goes back
In the Story of the 3 Little Pigs, why did the Big Bad Wolf want to get inside the little pigs' house?
Because he wanted to eat them