Narrative Elements
Literary Devices
The Hate U Give
Capitalization, punctuation, etc.
Miscellaneous
100

Define "protagonist" and "antagonist"

Protagonist: The main character of a story, movie, etc.

Antagonist: The character or force that goes against the protagonist

100

What is personification?

When an author gives human qualities to something that isn't human (i.e., the talking tea cups in Beauty and the Beast).

100

How did Starr know Khalil?

They were old childhood friends.

100

Correct this sentence:

Are their any more cookies left?

"Their" should be "there"


Are there anymore cookies left?

100

Provide an example of two words that rhyme.

Answers may vary.

Examples:

Cat and hat

Night and light


200

What are the five plot elements that make up a story?

Hint: Think of a plot diagram; it's like a roller coaster.

Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, and Resolution 

200

What is hyperbole?

Exaggerated statements not meant to be taken literally. 

Or more concisely, it is exaggeration.

200

In Chapter 1, Starr went to a party with Kenya and felt ____

Starr felt left out. She went to a different school than Kenya and the other kids so she felt left out of their conversation.

200

Correct this sentence:

Yesterday, I went to the park

It need a period at the end.

Yesterday, I went to the park.

200

What is the difference between a simile and a metaphor?

A simile is a comparison that uses the word "like" or "as" while a metaphor is a comparison that does not use the word "like" or "as."

300

What is the theme of a story?

The lesson, message or moral we can take away from a story. 

Note: Stories can and often do have multiple themes.

300

Provide an example of onomatopoeia. 

Answers may vary.

Boom! Clap! Pow! 

300

Ms. Rosalie is Khalil's grandmother. What did she do for Starr's mother, Lisa, when she was younger?

She babysat Starr and Sekani while Lisa was in nursing school

300

Correct this sentence:

Jack and Jill went on a trip to Los angeles

The 'A' in 'Angeles' should also be capitalized because it is part of the name of a city. A period is also required at the end. 

Jack and Jill went on a trip to Los Angeles.

300

Who are the two rival familes in Romeo and Juliet?

The Capulets and Montagues

400

What is a static character?

What is a dynamic character?

Static: A character that does not change throughout the course of a story

Dynamic: A character that changes or grows throughout the course of a story

400

What is imagery?

Descriptive language that helps readers visualize or imagine a scene.

Example) The trees swayed in the wind, their leaves resembling green flames.

400

In chapter 10, what does Maverick agree to help Devante with?

He agrees to help him get out of gang life (the King Lords).

400

Correct this sentence:

I love to read books I would read one every day if I could.

This can be corrected in three ways:

-I love to read books. I would read one every day if I could.

-I love to read books; I would read one every day if I could.

I love to read books, so I would read one every day if I could.

400

Why was Romeo banished from Verona?

Romeo was banished after he killed Tybalt, who killed Mercutio. 

500

Define the three types of Point of a View (POV)

First Peron POV

Third Person Limited POV

Third Person Omniscient POV

First Person: The narrator is in the story and tells it from his/her/their own point of view

Third Person Limited: The narrator is an outsider and has limited knowledge (knows the thoughts and feelings of one characters)

Third Person Omniscient: The narrator is all knowing (knows the thoughts and feelings of all characters)

500

What is alliteration? Provide an example.

The repetition of consonant sounds very close to each other.

Example) Sally sold sea shells

500

What do the residents of Garden Heights do after King starts the fire and the police arrive?

They all start speaking up and tell the police that King is responsible for the fire.

500

Define the three types of irony:

Verbal Irony:

Situational Irony:

Dramatic Irony:

Verbal Irony: When what is said is the opposite of what is meant

Situational Irony: When a situation is the opposite of what you would expect

Dramatic Irony: When the audience or reader knows something the characters in a story or film do not know.

500
In The Hate U Give, how does Lisa define bravery?

Being brave doesn't mean you aren't afraid, it means you keep going even when your are afraid. 

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