Marigolds
Who is the narrator of the story?
Lizbeth.
What is the name of the boy who moves to the city from the south?
T.J.
What is the main characters name?
Montressor?
Who gave the "I Have a Dream" speech?
Martin Luther King, Jr.
What is known as the "Red Planet"?
Mars.
Who is the elderly woman who the children torment?
Miss Lottie.
Where does this story take place?
An urban environment. A city.
Who does the main character want revenge against?
Fortunado.
Who wrote the poem, "Harlem".
What is the top grossing film that actor Tom Cruise has been in?
Top Gun: Maverick
During what era does the short story take place?
The Great Depression.
What do the boys begin to create on the roof?
A rooftop garden.
What is Amontillado?
A fine wine.
The the poem "Harlem", what can happen if dreams are not realized?
Things can explode.
Who don't they talk about in "Encanto"?
Bruno.
What event leads the main character to destroy the Marigolds?
Hearing her father cry.
Why does the owner of the building tell the boys they have to remove the garden?
Because he owns it.
Where does the narrator lead his "friend"?
Into the catacombs.
Whose statue was MJK Jr. standing in front of when he gave his speech?
Abraham Lincoln.
What do the 13 stripes on the U.S. flag represent?
The original 13 colonies.
The destruction of the marigolds represents what to the main characters life?
Loss of innocence.
Growing up.
Rather than watch the workers destroy their garden, what do the boys do?
They destroy the garden themselves.
How does the narrator trap his "friend"?
He chains Fortunado to the wall, and seals him inside with bricks.
What year was the "I have a Dream Speech" given?
1963.
What state is known as the "Sunshine State"?
Flordia.