Vocabulary
Reading Skills
My Favorite Chaperone
Golden Glass
The Latehomecomer
100

A disorderly fight

Scuffle

100

The part of a plot in which the characters and setting are introduced

Exposition

100

I am the main character

Maya

100

The silent communion between Ted and his mother

Food

100

This story is a....(genre)

Memoir

200

To retell or summarize

Recap

200

An account of one's personal life and experiences

Memoir

200

This is the main conflict in the story

Maya wants to go to the dance.

200

The purpose for Ted building a fort outside

To seek independence

200

The ethnicity of the main character

Hmong

300

Having sharp angles; bony and lean

Angular

300

The type of characterization when the reader has to make inferences about the character based on their traits

Indirect Characterization

300

The main character does her mother's work because

Her mother broke her ankle.

300

Something Ted and his mother might have in common

Liking the moon

300

What a home meant for the main character's family

American Dream

400

The act of exhaling or breathing out

Expiration

400

The connected events that make up a story

Plot

400

Mama gives Maya this before the dance

bracelet

400

Showing great attention to detail; very careful and precise.

Meticulous

400

The author discovered this about herself in her high school English class

 A love for writing and literature

500

To return people to the country in which they were born

Repatriate

500

Name 3 types of conflict in literature

Character v. Character

Character v. Nature

Character v. Self

Character v. Society

500

This is how the conflict is resolved

Nurzhan convinces their parents to let him chaperone the dance.

500

What the stained glass class represented in Ted's life

No expectations

Peace

Relaxation

500

The author discovered she had this illness 

Baby Lupus

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