This character said, "I could use me some future."
A: Wesley
B: Tyrone
C: Raynard
D: Steve
Who is Tyrone?
100
An example is, "That girl is as cold as snow as the ground."
A: Simile
B: Hyperbole
C: Alliteration
What is a simile?
100
These characters were both hiding who they really are.
A: Raul and Devon
B: Devon and Diondra
C: Lupe and Diondra
Who are Devon and Diondra?
100
This is when you pretend to be someone you're not.
A: Prejudice
B: Masquerade
C: Bias
What is a masquerade?
100
He hides his love of poetry.
A: Devon
B: Tyrone
C: Raynard
D: Raul
Who is Devon?
200
This character said, "I'm more worried about figuring out what I want to do if I live."
A: Tyrone
B: Wesley "Bad Boy"
C: Raynard
D: Devon
Who is Wesley?
200
An example is, "I've got no use for imitation love that packs a punch." (Chankara)
A: Simile
B: Personification
C: Metaphor
What is personification?
200
These characters both have body image issues.
A: Janelle and Tanisha
B: Leslie and Janelle
C: Judianne and Janelle
Who are Judianne and Janelle?
200
This is when you have an opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience.
A: Impartial
B: Bias
C: Prejudice
What is prejudice?
200
This character's excuse for not having a conversation is "No hablo Ingles."
A: Sterling
B: Raul
C: Lupe
D: Gloria
Who is Raul?
300
This character said, "If a dream is in your heart, you never lose it."
A: Steve
B: Raul
C: Raynard
D: Tyrone
Who is Steve?
300
These are some examples:
"somebody censored death?" (11); "Sisters under the skin" (72); "if the ears are too long,/she'll snip them." (62)
A: Hyperbole
B: Symbolism
C: Metaphor
What is hyperbole?
300
These character bonded over their mothers' deaths.
A: Lupe and Gloria
B: Leslie and Porscha
C: Porscha and Sheila
D: Amy and Lupe
Who are Leslie and Porscha?
300
This is when you have prejudice in favor of one group over another.
A: Prejudice
B: Bias
C: Racism
What is bias?
300
This character is dyslexic.
A: Steve
B: Devon
C: Raynard
D: Wesley
Who is Raynard?
400
This character said, "Last week, my English class was the world."
A: Wesley
B: Raul
C: Tyrone
D: Raynard
Who is Raynard?
400
This is an example:
"blues, be-bop, being Black before" (5)
A: Onomatopoeia
B: Alliteration
C: Simile
What is alliteration?
400
These characters want to change something about themselves.
A: Sheila and Tanisha
B: Sheila and Amy
C: Tanisha and Lupe
Who are Sheila and Tanisha?
400
This is a way to describe belonging to a cultural or sometimes national group.
A: Ethnicity
B: Prejudice
C: Bias
D: Race
What is ethnicity?
400
"Preacher" is his nickname.
A: Steve
B: Tyrone
C: Wesley
D: Sterling
Who is Sterling?
500
Which character wrote, "For I am coconut / and the heart of me / is sweeter / than you know."
A: Julianne
B: Lupe
C: Janelle
D: Sheila
Who is Janelle?
500
Here are some examples:
"crashing" (105); "Bang!" (118); "popped" (119); "smacked"(127); "whispers" (126-127); "gurgling" (154)
A: Personification
B: Assonance
C: Onomatopoeia
What is onomatopoeia?
500
These characters are both perceived by others as "dumb."
A: Devon and Raynard
B: Raynard and Porscha
C: Wesley and Tyrone
Who are Raynard and Devon?
500
An example of this is, "All little girls like to play with Barbies."
A:Hyperbole
B: Racism
C: Prejudice
D: Stereotype
What is a stereotype?
500
This character wishes she were made of stone.
A: Lupe
B: Diondra
C: Amy
D: Sheila