World War 2
About Sadako
Thousand Paper Cranes Play
Vocab
Figurative Language
100

What country did the USA send supplies to during WW2?

The UK

100

Why did Sadako start folding 1000 paper cranes? 

To have her wish granted

100

Name one of the two reasons the director decided to have a circle stage for play. 

1) The Circular stage brought the audience closer for an emotional experience 

2) the stage resembles the flag of Japan

100

Foreshadow means: 

For the story to give hints on what might happen in the future

100

What type of figurative language is this: "The tables folded like great butterflies back through paneled walls." 

Simile 

200

What place of the USA was attacked by Japan in WW2?

Pearl Harbor

200

How old was Sadako when the nuclear bombs dropped in Hiroshima? 

She was two years old

200

In the play, who motivates Sadako to fold cranes?

Kenji

200

appropriate means:  

suitable; correct

200

What type of figurative language is this: "The house shuddered, oak bone on bone, it's bared skeleton cringing from the heat."

Personification 

300

How many bombs were dropped on Japan during WW2?

Two 

300

What did Sadako's classmates do when she passed?

Made fundraisers to build a memorial for her and folded paper cranes in her honor. 

300

What did Sadako's Grandmother mean by "the bomb continues to fall" even afterwards? 

People continue to suffer from the after effects of it

300

discipline means:

To follow rules; to show self-control

300

What type of figurative language is this:
"The computer wires wavered while the circuits cracked."

Alteration

400

What year did WW2 start?

1939

400

Sadako had leukemia, which is cancer that effects the  _______

blood

400

The director showing Sadako falling a bunch of times while running foreshadows what? 

Sadako getting sick. 

400

magnificent means:

impressively beautiful, fancy, elaborate, or extravagant; striking.

400

What type of figurative language is this: "In the large kitchen the oven alarm rang 'beep beep' right at 6pm." 

onomatopoeia

500

What were the names of the two bombs dropped on Japan? 

"The Little Boy" and the "Fat Man"
"The Little Boy" was dropped on Hiroshima

500

What did Sadako's brother do in memory of Sadako?

He donated one of her original cranes to Ground Zero in the USA; he also donated other cranes in other continents
500

Sadako wished to get better, but she also had other wishes as well that the story seems to end up granting her. What were these other two wishes? 

1) To see her grandmother again 

2) For there to never be another bomb like that again

500

subdued means: 

little energy; less energy; gloomy

500

What type of figurative language is this: "And Spring herself, when she woke at dawn, would hardly know we were gone." 

Personification