Books & Characters
Reason for Banning
Language and Writing
Rights and Debate
Classroom Rules
100

This character from Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Speaks using dialect from the time period.

Who is Huck Finn?

100

Critics often say books should be removed because they contain this kind of language.

What is offensive or explicit language?

100

This term means the spoken language of a particular time or place.

What is dialect?

100

Opponents of book banning often reference this amendment of the U.S. Constitution.

What is the First Amendment?

100

You should always be this

What is kind?

200

This comic book hero from a popular children's series has also faced attempts to be banned.

Who is Captain Underpants?

200

Some parents worry books with controversial content could negatively affect this.

What is children's behavior?

200

Writers use a character’s word choices to establish this unique feature of the character.

What is their voice?

200

The First Amendment protects this important right.

What is freedom of speech?

200

Directions should be given this many times

What is once

300

This author wrote Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.

Who is Mark Twain?

300

Besides language, books are sometimes challenged for including these three things: sexual content, excessive violence, and this supernatural topic.

What are magic and witchcraft?

300

Writers sometimes use strong language in stories to do this to readers.

What is provoke the reader?

300

Some people feel caught in the middle of this ongoing argument about books.

What is the debate about censorship?

300
Shouting out in class is breaking what rule

What is keeping your hands, feet, mouth and belongings to yourself at all times. 

400

This character is Huck’s friend and a runaway enslaved person in the novel. (it mentions he is not spoken nice about)

Who is Jim?

400

Some educators worry controversial books will be difficult to teach without this.

What is controversy?

400

A narrator telling the story using “I” is written in this point of view.

What is first person?

400

According to opponents of banning, government censorship may violate this constitutional protection.

What is freedom of speech?

400

What makes it hard to learn?

What is "if you don't try"

500

These kinds of books often include first-person narrators using realistic or explicit language.

What are young adult books?

500

This is the main action people request when they want a book removed from libraries or schools.

What is banning a book?

500

In the article, the language used by characters helps make them sound more this.

What is realistic or accurate?

500

The article ends by asking readers to think about this question.

Should books be banned from libraries and schools?

500

A pet peeve of the teachers 

What is standing by the door till the bell rings?

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