Plot 1
Plot 2
Vocabulary 1
Vocabulary 2
Figurative Language
100

What does Miss Lottie do in order to create beauty in her situation?

grows marigolds.

100

What happens in the final interaction between Lizabeth and Miss Lottie?

Miss Lottie stares at Lizabeth wordlessly.

100

What word means clearness?

clarity

100

What is external conflict?

conflict with an outside source

100

My mother, who was small and soft, was now the strength of the family.

alliteration

200

What makes Lizabeth join in with boys throwing stones?

She doesn't want to seem scared.

200

At the end of the story, how does Lizabeth feel about Miss Lottie?

admiration

200

What word means calmly; quietly?

placidly

200

What word means lacking enough water for many types of plants to grow; dry?

arid

200
 . . . and her face had Indian-like features . . .

simile; allusion

300

Who hears her father cry and feels fear?

Lizabeth

300

What is internal conflict?

When a character has a conflict within him/herselfl.

300

What word means with a sharp sadness or pain; movingly?

poignantly

300

What word means deep feelings of guilt and repentance?

contrition

300

The old black witch-woman worked on the all summer.

alliteration; metaphor

400

Who has a mental disability?

John Burke

400

When does Lizabeth begin to have compassion?

When she sees Miss Lottie's pain and despair.

400

What word means showing a desire to harm one another?

malicious

400

What word means poor; poverty-stricken?

impoverished

400

But old fears have a way of clinging like cobwebs. . .

simile; personification

500

What are the two events that contribute MOST DIRECTLY to Lizabeth's innocence?

Hearing her father cry and pulling iup Miss Lottie's Marigolds.

500

What does the story show about the Depression?

Finding the strength to cope with proverty and lack of work was difficult.

500

What word means stirring up?

inciting

500

What word means useless; vain?

futile

500

I had indeed lost my mind.

metaphor; hyperbole

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