Vocabulary
Figurative Language
Impact of Figurative Language
Symbols
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100

What is the term for the process of coming to live permanently in a different country from the one you were born in?

Immigration

100

"The cold bites at my skin" is an example of what literary device?

Personification.

100

How does the author use figurative language to show Kek's perspective as a refugee?

By highlighting his cultural confusion.

100

Explain the importance of the blue and yellow fabric that Kek often reaches for.

It represents his connection to his past and his longing for home.

100

What is the smallest planet in our solar system?

Mercury

200

What does "yearning" mean?

A strong and emotional desire.

200

"You need some time to get your feet wet," is an example of what?

Idiom

200

What is the overall impact of the figurative language used throughout "Home of the Brave"?

It creates a poetic voice that reflects Kek's unique perspective and cultural background.

200

What does the cow, Gol, symbolize in Kek's journey?

Gol symbolizes companionship and a connection to his homeland.

200

Which artist painted the Mona Lisa?

Leonardo da Vinci.

300

Define "burden."

A duty, responsibility, etc. that causes worry, difficulty, or hard work.

300

"Words stumbled from my mouth like newborn calves" is an example of what?

Simile.

300

How does the figurative language used to describe the Minnesota winter help the reader understand Kek's feelings?

It emphasizes Kek's emotional response to the harsh climate.

300

How does the concept of "home" evolve for Kek throughout the story?

It shifts from a physical place to an emotional state of belonging.

300

Which animal can sleep for up to three years?

A snail

400

Who is referred to as a refugee?

A person who has been forced to leave their country or home because of war or other reasons.

400

When Kek says, "Hope is a ghost that haunts me," what does this suggest?

Hope is elusive but persistently present.

400

What effect does the author create by using figurative language to describe Kek's relationship with Gol?

It emphasizes the deep emotional connection Kek feels with the cow.

400

What does the harsh Minnesota winter symbolize in Kek's life?

It symbolizes the challenges and difficulties he faces as a refugee.

400

Which river is the longest in the United States?

Missouri River

500

What does "initiation" refer to?

The act of becoming a member of a group, often with a special ceremony.

500

What does "My laughter is a rusty gate that hasn't been opened in years" exemplify?

Metaphor.

500

How does the figurative language describing Kek's memories of his family add depth to his character?

It adds emotional depth to his character.

500

How does the author use the fabric to connect past experiences with Kek's new reality?

The fabric serves as a tangible link between his memories and his current struggles.

500

Which boy band was formed on the UK show "The X Factor" in 2010?

One Direction

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