The Outsiders
What is the setting of the Outsiders?
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Genre: Folklore
Sub: Fairytale
Who are the main characters?
Antonio and Felix
Plot
The events/storyline of a book
Mrs. Armstrong's son's name
Corbin
What is a theme? Explain it
Varies
Holes
A young juvenile delinquent goes to a camp where he digs holes as punishment. He faces many problems and makes some friends and foes along the way. What will his fate be?
Genre: Fiction
Sub: Realistic
What is the major conflict?
The two friends have to box each other
The 'good' guy in the story
Protagonist
Mrs. Armstrong's husband's name
Zach
Name all of the Greasers
Steve, Pony, Darry, Soda, Dally, Johnny, and Two-Bit
Divergent:
The USA is now split into factions that the government controls using advanced technology. Main character, Tris, has to decide what her fate will be and defeat the controlling government.
Genre: Fiction
Sub: Science
How do the two prepare?
They train individually and do not speak to each other; they train with others and watch movies; etc.
Point of view in which the main character is telling the story
Point of View in which an outside narrator tells the story and knows the thoughts/ideas of all characters
First Person
Third Person Omniscient
College Mrs. A attended
Does she have a Master's?
Wittenberg
Yes
Give 2 conflicts in the book
Varies
How to Recipes:
The easiest book of recipes
Genre: Non-fiction
Sub: Informational
What is the setting?
Manhattan
When an author hints at an event that will happen later in the story
Foreshadowing
Mrs. A's pet and name
River- Chocolate Lab
What is the poem Pony recites and what is the significance?
Nothing Gold Can Stay
Johnny's last words--stay good, yourself, and innocent. The world always has some good in it.
All About Tiger-
A novel about Tiger Woods and his golf career written by Amelia Twin
Genre: Non-Fiction
Sub: Biography
Explain the ending and why the author chose that.
To show the value of friendship; they walk out arm in arm without hearing who won.
A word that sounds like its meaning (BOOM)
The most exciting part of a story
Onomatopoeia
Climax
Two of Mrs. Armstrong's hobbies
Reading, Running, Baking, coaching, etc