Items Read
List all five books that were available as a class during the second quarter.
Lyddie, Counting on Grace, Bread and Roses Too, Ashes of Roses, Uprising
Where do all the books (whichever one you selected for the second quarter) take place?
Industrial Revolution (American)
A comparison of two different things that use “like” or “as”
Simile
The word 'Cafe' came from which language?
French
A genre that is completely made up?
Fiction
Which point of view allows the narrator to tell the story using the pronouns "I," "me," and "we"?
First Person
The time and place of a story?
Setting
What was the poem that we read, written by Edgar Allan Poe?
Annabel Lee
What major conflict happened during the book during the first quarter of school?
Civil War (Sudan)
A direct comparison of two different things (without "like" or "as")
Metaphor
The word 'Emoji' came from which language?
Japanese
A genre that is based on facts, not opinions
Nonfiction
The part of a story where the main character faces the central conflict?
Climax
The main events in a story?
Plot
Name the activist that we learned about in the last two weeks of the second quarter.
Cesar Chavez
Giving human-like qualities to a non-human thing
Personification
The word 'Opera' came from which language?
Italian
What is the name of the Library Coordinator?
Ms. Brown
Which point of view is the only one that allows the narrator to use the pronouns he, she, and they?
Third Person
The literary term for the person telling a story?
Narrator
What was the name of the poem that we read, written by Lewis Carroll?
Jabberwocky
What is the natural resource that is very scarce in the first quarter book and in Sudan?
Water
Repetition of similar sounds at the beginning of words
Alliteration
The word 'Algebra' came from which language?
Arabic
What does "B" mean for the books in the library?
Biography
The literary term where an author hints at future events in a story?
Foreshadowing
The lesson or message of a story?
Theme
What is the book you read about South Sudan?
A Long Walk to Water
Which poem out of the three we have read does not have a consistent rhyme scheme?
The use of an object to represent a complex or abstract idea
Symbolism
The word 'Kindergarten' came from which language?
German
What does GN mean for the books in the library?
Graphic Novel
A scene that interrupts the chronological order of events to show an event that happened earlier.
Flashback
The author's attitude toward the subject or audience is conveyed through word choice.
Tone
What was the main international organization website you used for your Refugee Project? (Name of organization)
United Nations
What type of currency was used by the native tribes of Sudan?
Cattle
The use of a word that imitates a sound
Onomatopoeia
The word 'Shampoo' came from which language?
Hindi (Indian)
What is the room number for the library?
101
Which point of view is the only one that uses the pronoun "you" to address the reader directly?
Second Person
A contrast between what is said and what is actually meant.
Irony