Comprehension
Figurative Language
Characters
Comprehension 2
100

Max and Kevin went in the pond to get away from Blade and his gang.   Why did they stop in the middle of the pond?

Max’s legs sunk deep into the mud, and he couldn’t move.

100

The purse is a symbol of “misfortune” for Max and Freak.   Using your knowledge of prefixes, what does “misfortune” mean?

bad luck 

100

what character is compared to a robot?

Freak (Kevin)

100

What did Max have trouble with in school?


Talking out Loud

200

What did Blade and his friends do when Max and Freak ran into the pond?

They gathered rocks and started throwing them at Max and Freak.

200

“Left!” Freak says, and he kicks me with his little

foot, like he’s digging into a horse and it clicks in

my head. Go that way! Follow the feet! “Faster,”

Simile

200

The Bully 

Blade (Tony D)

200

What does Freak bring with him wherever he goes?

A dictionary

300

What did Freak and Max decide to do with the purse they found in the drain?

return it to the owner

300

“Get outta bed, you lazy

beast!

Metaphor

300

Leader of the Panheads

Iggy Lee

300

What did Kevin wear on their quest to the storm drain?

A darth Vadar Costume

400


Why did Grim give Max coffee?

He was proud of his behavior and wanted to show him he thought he was growing up.

400

“That way, mighty steed! Yonder lies the East!”

Metaphor

400

Freak and Max's teacher 

Mrs. Donelli

400

The “Damsel of Distress” is an example of which type of irony?

Dramatic Irony: When the audience knows something a character doesn't know

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

Situational Irony: When the opposite of what is expected happens

Verbal Irony

500

What big secret did Freak share with Max?

He will become the first human robot

500

the back yards are so lonesome it feels creepy

A back yard can not feel

Personification

500

Our Protagonist

Maxwell Kane

500

During which part of plot does Freak and Max walk to the Medical Research building? 

Parts of Plot

Exposition: Introduction to characters and setting

Rising Action: Important events leading up to the climax

Climax: The turning point of the story

Falling action: Events leading to the .....

Resolution: Which ties our story together

Rising Action

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