NAMES
PLACES
DETAILS
LITERARY TERMS
MISCELANIOUS
100

This is the name of Garvey's sister.

Angela

100

This is where Garvey put the lunchbox he gets for his birthday.

in "the coal black of my closet." (p.1)

100

How old is Garvey in the first poem.

7

100

This is when the author makes comparisons that are meaningful but not literally true.

Figurative Language

100

What is the theme of tomorrow's school spirit day?

Rhyme without Reason

200

This is the name of Garvey's favorite singer.

Luther Vandross

200

Angela hears Garvey sing here for the first time.

Chorus practice

200

Who teaches Garvey to play chess?

his mother

200

This is when the beginning sound is repeated.  For example, "My brain is beginning to bulge with brand-new muscles." (p. 25)

alliteration

200

Which civil rights leader graduated from college at the age of 15?

Dr. Martin Luther King

300

This is Manny's real name.

Emmanuel 

300

 This is the first place, Manny and Garvey meet in school. 

Chorus

300

What is the name of the poem in which Garvey tries out for chorus.

Garvey's Choice

300

This is a comparison using like or as.

simile

300

Which abolitionist led 70 enslaved people to safety using the Underground Railroad?

Harriet Tubman

400

This is the name of Garvey's favorite TV show.

Star Trek

400

This is where Garvey sings for his father.

the auditorium in school
400

What does Manny teach Garvey.

He teaches Garvey to ignore the insults and believe in himself.

400

This is the form of poetry that Nikki Grimes used for Garvey's Choice.

Tanka

400

Who was the most photographed man in the 1800s?

Frederick Douglass

500

This is the name of the author of Manny's favorite cookbook.

Elianna 

500

 In the first grade, Garvey met Joe in this place.

the playground

500

What happens in the last poem of the book.

Garvey and his father sing a duet. 

500

this is the atmosphere or emotion that an author tries to conjure for their story.  (For example,  "It was a dark and stormy night)

Mood

500

Who wrote and read her poem, The Hill We Climb, at President Biden's inauguration in 2021.

Amanda Gorman

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