Characters
The character who had a blue ball.
Who is Kenzie?
' ... his throat twisted like twines making rope
What is a simile
What is alliteration
What happened to Pia's skateboard?
It got run over when Marcus and the boys were confronting her.
Which teacher taught Life Science?
Mr Fantana
Then total silence. Why is this a fragment?
It doesn't have a subject and verb combination.
The character who kissed Ty at the bubbler.
Who is Slim?
'The way they were-a braid of brilliance and bravado- concerned everyone.'
What is a metaphor
What is alliteration
They bought lollies and sold them for a higher price.
What was the English assignment several characters in the book talk about?
Imagine yourself as an object and write about it.
What type of sentence is this:
That guy had fixed his mother's car once.
A simple sentence.
The character who was Cynthia's superhero.
Who is Cinder?
'Or cutting their conversations whenever he walked by, like he was some kind of human mute button.'
What is a simile
What made Mr Munch create the broom dog to help Canton with his anxiety over him Mum's accident?
He thought Canton could use it as an emotional support animal, like his wife did with a real dog.
What teacher enjoyed Cynthia's jokes in Maths class?
Mrs Stevens
What type of sentence is this.
He lived in his own world, but it was a world full of windows that everyone could see into.
A compound sentence.
The character who died after being pushed into traffic.
Who is Santi?
'... as Bryson Wills crawled into World War II.'
What is a metaphor.
In Rogers St, what does Gregory put on his mouth?
Vapo rub.
What nickname did Simeon give Ms Wockley?
Wockely Broccoli
Why would an author use a semicolon?
To link two independent clauses together when the ideas are related.
The character who was playing football with Satchmo when he was bitten by Brutus.
Who is Clancy?
'Their folks didn't have any extra scratch to give for the itch of hunger.'
What is personification?
In Chestnut St, what did Fredo say that upset Simeon?
That his mum dropped him in a vat of gravy.
What does Mr Davanzo teach?
Geography or Social studies
The boys mocked him, bending their wrists as if they'd just shot a basketball and were holding the follow-through.
Complex sentence. (It has an independent and at least one dependent clause).