What a character!
Threads of the Tale
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Lit Lingo
Potpourri
100

Two guys who explored territory from St. Louis, Missouri, to the Pacific Ocean

Lewis and Clark

100

In "Mama and the Graduation Present," Katrin wanted this for graduation.

A pink dresser set

100

Surprise! ending crime and punishment author who penned "After Twenty Years"

O Henry

100

The literary term that refers to the place/location where the action happens

Setting

100

"High Flight" describes a man's journey in what?

His airplane

200

The guy wearing the scarf pin with the large diamond who did some questionable things in Chicago

Silky Bob

200

In this poem, "He guided the trembling feet along; proud that his own were firm and strong."

"Somebody's Mother"

200
The first governor of Massachusetts and American historian, this guy wrote "Of Plymouth Plantation."

William Bradford

200

The central, universal idea, message, or underlying meaning of a story is called its ... 

Theme

200

Robinson Crusoe's best friend on the island

Friday

300

Silky Bob's best chum in the whole world

Jimmy Wells

300

Mr. Gilbreth named his new Pierce Arrow this.

Foolish Carriage

300

Dude that wrote about a guy stranded on an island

Daniel Defoe

300

The people the author describes in the story are called ... 

Characters
300

The place in Holland where the pilgrims first sailed to

Leyden

400

What Dr. Johnson did in the market to honor his father 

Stood in the rain

400

In "The Kansas Emigrants," the emigrants are compared to what people? 

Pilgrims

400

He wrote "Discovery of the Pacific Ocean," but was more well known for his headless horseman. 

Washington Irving

400

The literary term that refers to the events that make up a story 

Plot

400

Difference between emigrant and immigrant

Emigrant - a person leaving or exiting from Immigrant - a person coming into

500

The pig who got her mouth stuck shut with pulled candy in "Keeping House"

Lucy

500

We are sojourners headed home to where?

Heaven

500

This guy believes there's "A Time to Talk," like when your neighbor passes slowly by your house.

Robert Frost

500

The narrative perspective from which a story is told is called its ________  ____  _______. 

Point of view

500

Where the Kansas emigrants were headed

Out West

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