Characters
which character is describes as;
easily scared, sick (but is finally healed), shy, kind observant, curious
who is Leah?
(1) ____ introduces the story's characters,setting, and conflict
(2) ____ presents the final outcome of the story
(there are two parts to this question)
what are the exposition (1) and resolution (2)?
character, setting and plot
what are the three essential elements of a story?
what literary element does this line show "it is like a merchant in search of fine pearls, who, in finding one pearl of great value, went and sold all that he had and bought it"?
what is a simile?
what did Thacia mean when she told Daniel it was a beautiful time to be alive in Galilee?
what is for Daniel, whose life is filled with anger and revenge, Thacia’s statement is a gentle reminder of the beauty and hope that exists even in challenging times?
which character is describes as;
fierce, compassionate, soft (but in a good way), smart, thoughtful, strong-willed, responsible, committed, selfless, determined, stubborn
who is Daniel?
____ is the turning point where the conflict is resolved
what is the climax?
any figure of speech — a statement or phrase not intended to be literally understood
what is figurative?
what literary element does this statement show "the crucifixion of Daniel's father signals his mother's death from a broken heart"?
what is foreshadowing?
what does the line, “where did he himself belong?” mean? what is Daniel trying to figure out?
what is Daniel is trying to figure out what he truly believes, who he is and what, along with whom, is most important in his life?
which character is describes as;
wise, a carpenter, calm, loud, God Preacher, plainly dressed, religious
who is Jesus?
the feeling the reader gets from the writing
what is mood?
the subject of a talk, a piece of writing, a person's thoughts, or a topic
what is theme?
what literary element does this line show "could she sense the demons that were driving him"?
what is irony?
climax of the Bronze Bow?
what is when Daniel's sister Leah is healed by Jesus, leading Daniel to understand the power of love and forgiveness over hate and violence?
which character is describes as;
patriotic, confident, young, calm, doesn’t see eye to eye with Rosh, good-natured, polite and patient, considerate, adventurous, hardworking
who is Simon?
(1) ____ occurs as complications, twist; on intensifications of the conflict occur
(2) ____ is the logical result of the climax
(there are two parts to this question)
what are rising action (1) and falling action (2)?
a struggle between opposing forces in a story
what is the conflict?
what literary element does this line show "at first news, Daniel's spirits had soared"?
what is personification?
describe the story of the bronze bow in a few sentences
what is The Bronze Bow tells the story of a Galilean boy named Daniel, who seeks to rebel against the Romans. In the process of fighting against the Romans, Daniel learns about Jesus and comes to realize that the only real weapon that can destroy hate is love?
which character is describes as;
proud, feisty, loyal, young, trustworthy, bossy, betrayed by friends, harsh, ashamed about his father, son of a tax collector, poor decision maker, ready for anything
who is Nathan?
the writer's feeling about the topic
what is tone?
visually descriptive or figurative language, especially in a literary work
what is imagery?
what literary element do these lines show "in the east yellow glow began to gather, sending out long spears of pink and pale amethyst. From the olive groves came the song of a lark, rising to a thin clear sweetness against the pearly sky"?
what is imagery?
how does Daniel change over the course of the book?
what is in The Bronze Bow, Daniel is motivated by hatred for the Romans. Over the course of the book he slowly builds relationships with people who lead him to see the world differently and to accept love. His turning point comes when Jesus heals Leah and convinces Daniel to fight hate with love. In the end of the book, Daniel finally invites Marcus (the roman solider) to come into his house.