Fiona the Hippo
Grand Canyon Myths
Poetry & Performance
The Science of Sound
Max's Editing Lab
100

The phrase "Fiona thrived" describes her transition from a weak newborn to this.

What is a strong baby that could jet through water?

100
In Myth 1, the god Tavwoats uses this "fire-like" object to part the mountains.

What is a magic ball (or globe of fire)?

100

This is the central theme of the poem "Compensation"

What is "Even though life is hard, people still want to create something beautiful?'"

100

Researchers at this university created a hearing aid inspired by a fly.

What is the University of Texas at Austin

100

This is the correct spelling of the misspelled word in sentence 2

What is conservation?

200

How does the author's use of words like "bobbing" and "nuzzle" affect the tone

What is it creates a tender tone?

200

This context clue from paragraph 2 helps the reader understand that "vowed" means "swore"

What is "made the man promise"

200

The repetition of the word "as" in lines 6 and 7 of the poem has this effect.

What is creating a pleasing rhythm to describe something lovely?

200

The Ormia ochracea fly has a joint between its eardrums that moves like this playground equipment.

What is a seesaw?

200

To fix sentence 9, "A basket full of fruits and vegetables are..." should be changed to this

What is "is"?

300

This piece of evidence proves the selection is written from an objective point of view

What is the author is using more facts than emotions or opinions

300

In Myth 2, this "cultural hero" formed the canyon using a knife and a club

Who is Packithaawi?

300

The phrase "a single song" is an example of this literary device.

What is alliteration?

300

According to the thesaurus entry, this is a synonym for the word "boon"

What is "benefit" (or "advantage", "blessing", "windfall")?

300

This is the most effective way to revise the future tense in sentence 13.

What is "you will have formed"?

400

Comparing Hippos  to this unexpected household object creates a lighthearted mood.

What is a lawnmower?

400

Tavwoats creates a "raging river" to prevent humans from doing this

What is traveling the trail to the Spirit Land (the joyous land beyond death)?

400

In the storyboard, the "Performance Notes" suggest reading lines 5-8 this way to show a change in the poem.

What is slowly and distinctly to mark the shift from the list of sufferings.
400

This specific phrase in paragraph 2 gives the text a subjective point of view?

What is "with remarkable accuracy"?

400

Sentence 8 ("Filled with ripe fruits and vegetables, you may enjoy picking at a farm") contains this type of error.

What is a dangling modifier (it sounds like the person is filled with fruit, not the farm)?

500

In paragraphs 3 and 4, the word "bonded" has this type of connotation

What is a positive connotation suggesting a strong emotional connection.

500

These are two universal themes found in the Paiute myth (Myth 1)

What are "Lost love is a tragic part of life" and "Humans must exist in the world of the living"?

500

The storyboard uses this audiovisual technique to mirror the dramatic conclusion of the poem.

What is cutting from an empty night sky to a falling star?

500

The author's use of "Keep your ears peeled" creates this kind of tone.

What is a humorous tone?

500

If Max wants to pluralize sentence 9 correctly, he must change "basket" and "is" to these words

What are "baskets" and "are"?

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