Still and Silent
Repeating certain phrases or lines to draw attention to something important is called ______________.
Repetition
True or False: An allegory is meant to be taken literally.
False.
(An allegory is a story with another meaning that uses symbolism to teach an important lesson.)
What does the light in the poem represent?
Jesus; the good news of salvation; the way to eternal life
What is the name of Black Beauty's master?
Jerry Barker
The author's "pocket of memories" is a metaphor for her ___________.
Repeated beginning sounds in a phrase or group of words is ______________.
Alliteration
Who is the main character of "The Sunshine Country"?
Palko
Where does the light "from that first Christmas" now shine?
In the hearts of the people
What was Mr. Briggs' request to Jerry?
To drive Mrs. Briggs to church on Sundays
"He slept peacefully, as quiet as a mouse." is an example of:
A. Simile
B. Metaphor
C. Allegory
A. Simile
"Green grass grows in graceful groves" is an example of _____________.
Alliteration
How did the main character learn about the Sunshine Country?
He heard about it in his mother's stories.
What phrase or line is repeated in "The Eternal Light"?
Who comforts Jerry about possibly losing Mrs. Briggs as a customer?
Polly, his wife
Metaphors are different from similes because __________________.
They compare and describe two things without using the words like or as.
What message or lesson does the author try to communicate in "Still and Silent"?
Although we cannot see God, He is always working.
What is the character theme in "The Sunshine Country"?
Perseverance and faith
Who is the author of "The Eternal Light"?
William C. Fisher
Why did Jerry refuse Mr. Briggs' request?
Jerry saves his Sundays for resting, spending time with his family, and going to church.
Who is the author of "My Pocket of Memories"?
Maegann Stadnick Mansfield