The Scarlet Ibis
How is Doodle different form other children?
He is weaker than most children.
What does Esperanza's name mean in English?
Hope
In Harry Potter book 1, What was Dumbledore hiding at Hogwarts?
The Sorcerer's Stone
A comparison of two different things using "like" or "as" is a .......
Simile
Peter piper picked a peck of pickled peppers....is an example of what sound device?
Alliteration
Who taught Doodle to walk?
His brother
What is Esperanza's biggest dream?
To leave Mango Street
Who created the stone?
Nicolas Flammel
"You are the sun in my heart" is a......
Metaphor
I do not like green eggs and ham
I do not like them Sam I am
I will not eat them on a boat
I will not eat them with a goat
When word have the same ending sound they....
Rhyme
What were Doodle and his brother training for?
To get Doodle ready for school
Esperanza describes her home as "The house i belong but do not belong to" What does that reveal about her?
She lives in a place she doe snot feel a part of.
What teacher placed a protection spell of Devil's Snare to protect the final chamber?
Professor Sprout
The chair screamed in protest when the man sat down. What Figurative language is this?
Personification
Words that make sounds
Onomatopoeia
Who does the scarlet ibis symbolize?
Doodle
Why doesn't Esperanza want to take her great grandmother's "place by the window?"
She doesn't want to be "stuck"
What protection spell did Professor Snape place on the last chamber?
A potions puzzle
I ate a million chips by myself. What type of figurative language is this?
Hyperbole
I do not like green eggs and ham
I do not like them Sam I am
I will not eat them on a boat
I will not eat them with a goat
The repetition of a word or phrase is called...
Repetition
Which event FORESHADOWS what happens to Doodle?
The death of the Ibis.
What is Esperanza's "ticket" out of Mango Street?
Writing
Who was waiting for Harry in the last chamber?
Professor Quirrell
Making reference to a popular person, place, event or art is called...
Allusion
The beat that you can tap your foot to when reading a poem is called
Rhythm