Figurative Language
“The Drowned Gods tug at me like the undertow beneath a calm sea, relentless, and impossible to fight.” This is an example of?
Simile
Cora Miller
From what point of view is this book described in?
First Person (Cora's point of view)
What is the place called in Cora's dreams past the door?
The Trenches/ Moors
How many room mates does Cora have
4 before Sumi appeared and then 5
“The Moors whispered my name on the wind, a voice as cold and wet as the sea itself, calling me home.” This is an example of?
Personification
Who is the Janitor in the story?
The man who catches Rowena when she stays back to destroy evidence of the girls escaping.
What are 2 settings in the book?
The airport, Way word children school, White horn institute (dorms, cafeteria, office, hallways, classrooms), or inside Cora's dreams.
Why cant Cora sleep very sleep most night?
Because of the drowned gods and the dreams she has as well as her door to the Moors
What is the real point of this school and what is intended for the children?
To erase their memory from creativity and experiences, and delete their past to prepare for the outside world.
"It was as if the weight of the ocean itself rested on my chest, making it impossible to breathe.” This is an example of?
Hyperbole
Who is introduced mid way though the book and is from Cora's old school and appears in the past books?
Sumiko/Sumi
What is the conflict of the book?
The school tries to force her to reject their magical past, deny their experiences, and delete their past to "prepare them for the real world"
How do the girls end up escaping?
By climbing on a fallen tree and over the fence with Rowena staying back to destroy the path for anyone to follow.
Which girls door leads to a world of Dinosaurs?
Stephanie's
“The door glowed with an eerie blue light, flickering like bio-luminescent creatures in the depths of the ocean, inviting and terrifying all at once.” This is an example of?
Imagery
Who is the headmaster at the way word children school
Eleanor West
What is the theme of "Where the drowned girls go"?
Identity, Self Acceptance, Trauma, Healing, Conformity, Individuality, Power and Authority
Who was crying in the classroom when Sumi found her on the way to the office with Cora
Regan Lewis
before Sumi is brought up into the story what only roommate is nice toward Cora?
Emily
“Silent shadows slithered silently through the empty corridors.” This is an example of?
Alliteration
What is through the door of Emily?
A world of Monsters and Scarecrows
What is the plot?
Cora Miller, a former mermaid-hero from a magical world, transfers to the Whitethorn Institute hoping to escape her past and find peace. Instead, she discovers a harsh, repressive school that forces students to deny their true selves. With the help of friends, Cora uncovers White horn’s dark secrets and fights to reclaim her identity and freedom.
What are all the names of Cora's room mates?
must name all for points.
Emily, Stephanie, Rowena, Marian (the nameless girl), and Sumi.
Regan Lewis