Dominican History
The president of the Dominican Republic from 1930 to 1961.
Who is Trujillo?
This character is the main protagonist of the novel.
Who is Anita?
This is the country Anita and her family live in.
What is the Dominican Republic?
When an object, place, person, or thing represents a greater idea or concept.
What is symbolism?
This character is a ninja in training, who is featured in the titular anime.
Who is Naruto?
These sisters organized a resistance against Trujillo.
Who are the Mirabal sisters? Or Who are the Butterflies?
This family moves next door to Anita's house.
Who are the Washburns?
This character is known to be a curious cousin to Anita.
Who is Oscar?
Words that trigger the reader to create a mental image.
What is imagery?
In Demon Slayer, this character is known as the Flame Hashira.
Who is Rengoku?
The Mirabal sister's were visiting these people before they were assassinated.
Who are their husbands?
This character was in hiding for some time, because he was a member the resistance.
Who is uncle Tony? / Who is Tio Toni?
Anita, Lucinda, and Suzie decide they want to host this event.
What is a quinceañera?
A character battling against an outside force.
What is external conflict?
This college sporting event happens every spring.
What is March Madness?
Trujillo was able to stabilize this part of the Dominican Republic.
What is the economy?
This eccentric character is known to sleep in a coffin every night.
Who is Chucha?
This is a designated codename for Rafael Trujillo.
What is Mr. Smith?
A struggle within a character's mind.
What is internal conflict?
This is the largest ocean in the world.
What is the Pacific Ocean?
The United Nations designated this day to honor the deaths of the Mirabal sisters.
What is the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women?
This character owns a grocery store close to Anita's compound. He is also mentioned to be a former American soldier.
Who is Wimpy?
This is what Anita receives as a gift for her 12th birthday.
What is a diary?
When words are not literal and cause an emotional reaction from the reader.
What is figurative language?
This is what animals that eat both meat and plants are called.
What are omnivores?