Character Traits
Character Development
Theme
Figurative Language
Comprehension Check
100

How does Kya demonstrate her maturity at 6 years old?

By building her own boat.

100

How does Kya's character evolve throughout chapters 1 through 10?

In the early chapters, Kya is portrayed as a young girl struggling to survive on her own. However, as the story progresses, she becomes more independent, resourceful, and resilient.

100

Discuss the theme of isolation in "Where the Crawdads Sing."

he theme of isolation is prevalent throughout the story as Kya experiences physical and emotional isolation, highlighting the human need for connection and belonging.

100

What is a simile?

Bonus 50 points if you can provide an example. 

Using like or as two compare two things. 
100

In which state does the story of "Where the Crawdads Sing" take place?

North Carolina

200

How does Kya's isolation affect her personality?

Kya's isolation in the marshland shapes her personality by making her independent, self-reliant, and reserved around others. It also deepens her connection with nature.

200

Describe the relationship between Kya and Tate in chapters 1 through 10.

In the early chapters, Tate is introduced as a young boy who befriends Kya and teaches her to read. Their relationship deepens throughout chapters 1 through 10, transitioning into a romantic connection.

200

What is the significance of nature as a theme in the novel?

Nature serves as a prominent theme, symbolizing freedom, solace, and resilience. It also reflects the contrast between the beauty of the natural world and the cruelty of human society.

200

What is a metaphor?

Bonus 50 points if you can provide an example. 

Comparing two unlike things.

200

Who is the main protagonist of the story?

Kya Clark, also known as "Marsh Girl."

300

 How does Kya's relationship with her family influence her actions?

In the early chapters, Kya's strained relationship with her family, particularly her abusive father and absent mother and siblings, pushes her towards self-reliance and shapes her desire for independence.

300

According to Tate’s father, how is a real man defined?

By his ability to feel compassion.

300

Explain the theme of prejudice and its role in "Where the Crawdads Sing"

Prejudice plays a significant role in chapters 1 through 10, as Kya experiences discrimination and judgment from the townspeople due to her poverty, isolation, and unconventional lifestyle.

300

What type of figurative language is this? (Dictation, Metaphor, Mood, Imagery)

“Egrets took flight, a line of white flags against the mounting gray clouds. She anchored him hard with her eyes. Afraid to go near him, afraid not to”

Imagery or Dictation

300

What is the name of the town where Kya Clark lives?

A3: The town where Kya lives is called Barkley Cove.


400

Describe Tate's character traits. 

Tate is described as kind, compassionate, intelligent, patient, and understanding. He shares Kya's love for nature and becomes a significant support for her.

400

Name three characters traits Kya exhibits in chapters 1 through 10. 

Independence, Resilient, Loneliness, Determination... 

400

What is resilience? Give an example of how Kya is resilient. 

Kya demonstrates her ability to overcome adversity, survive on her own, and find strength in her connection with nature. It emphasizes the power of determination and endurance in the face of challenges.

400

What is alliteration? 

Bonus 50 points if you can give an example!

The use of the same letter or sound at the beginning of words that are close together. 

400

What has Kya been collecting so far?

Bird Feathers

500

Describe an example from the text of people being judgmental. 

Answers will vary. 

500

Who is Chase Andrews?

Chase Andrews is characterized as charismatic, popular, and attractive star quarterback in Kya's town. However, he also has a manipulative and selfish side.

500

Pick a theme that most stands out to you throughout chapters 1 through 10 and then provide an example from the text to support your answer. 

Answers will vary. 

500

How does the author's use of imagery enhance the reader's experience?

The author's vivid imagery allows readers to visualize the setting, characters, and events more vividly, enhancing their overall reading experience.

500

What indicates to Kya that her Mother may not return?

A note left on the kitchen table. 

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