Long Way Down
Terms
Narrative Elements
Literary Devices & Poetry
The Sun Is Also A Star
100

Who is the protagonist of Long Way Down?

Will Holloman

100

Define "theme"

The message or moral of a story; what the main character or reader learns 

100
What punctuation do you use to show dialogue?

Quotation marks

100

When an author uses repeating words or phrases for dramatic or emotional effect, it is called...

Anaphora

100
The main characters' names are...

Natasha and Daniel

200

Why is Will looking for Carlson Riggs?

He believes Riggs killed his brother

200

What is suspense?

When the audience/reader is hanging in anticipation, not knowing what will happen next

200

The author's feelings about the subject of the narrative is called...

Tone

200

Descriptive language that connects to the 5 senses is called...

Sensory Imagery

200

Daniel's parents want him to become a...

Doctor

300

Who wrote Long Way Down?

Jason Reynolds

300

What does CER stand for?

Claim, Evidence, Reasoning

300

The beginning sentences of a narrative that "hook" the reader...

Narrative Lead

300

Referring to another well-known text, event, person or thing is called...

Allusion

300

The main suspenseful element of the plot is...

Whether or not Natasha will get deported

400

How does the author build suspense in Long Way Down?

By setting it in a confined space, by introducing supernatural characters, by giving the main character a difficult & uncertain task, by ending on a cliffhanger

400

What are the parts of the Story Arc?

Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Resolution

400

When writing dialogue, you should ___________ every time a character speaks

Start a new paragraph

400

"Where I'm From" author George Ella Lyon is from which county in which state?

Harlan County, Kentucky

400

How does the story of Daniel and Natasha alter gender expectations?

By making Daniel the hopeless romantic and Natasha the serious, logical one

500

What is a theme of Long Way Down?

Students' answers to be judged
500

What are 4 types of CONFLICT?

Character vs. Character

Character vs. Self

Character vs. Nature

Character vs. Society


500

What is Dramatic Irony?

When the reader/audience knows something the characters don't

500

In this kind of poem, the first letters of each line form their own word

Acrostic

500

Define "cultural identity..."

Where you are "from"--includes family, nationality, language, religion, ethnicity and things such as food, clothes and traditions
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