Poem
Vocab
Building knowleadge
Setting & Characters
Mr. Sabo Trivia
100

What was the title and sub title of the poem called?

"A poem for my Librarian Mrs. Long" ( you never know what troubled girl needs a book)

100

All of the circumstances of a specific time in a specific place.



Situation

100

What are the five senses 

Touch, sight, Smell, Hear, Taste

100

Where is this poem taking place?

Knoxville, Tennessee

100

What is Mr. Sabo's Girlfriends name 

Emmi 

200

How many stanzas are in the poem?

7

200

 To make another person feel shame or publicly injure their self-respect and position in the community.  

Hummiliate

200

Taking notes of a book or poem 

Annotating 

200

What time period is this poem taking place? 

1950s

200

What sport  did Mr. Sabo Play in college?

Baseball

300

What is one theme of the poem?

Books can help a girl with a troubled past

300

A pathway, usually narrow, often referring to a place defined by a common purpose.  

Corridor 

300

The main idea or lesson of the story

Theme 

300

Who are the characters in the poem?

 The little girl, Mrs. Long, Grandma

300

What high school did Mr. Sabo Graduate from?

Perry

400

What was going on during the time of this poem through the country?

Racism 

400

The last option when other options have failed or are not possible.  

Resort

400

What are the four parts of annotating 

S-Speaker, E-Event, ST- Setting, C-Characters

400

What did the little girl like to drink?

Black coffee

400

How many years has Mr. Sabo Been Teaching?

5

500

Who is the Author of this poem?

Nikki Giovanni

500

To do something anyway even though something contrary has happened.  

Nontheless

500

what is the essential question we have been answering over and over throughout this poem?

How do we build knowledge through reading

500

Why was Mrs. Long humiliated when going to the library uptown? 

Because she was african american during a time where racism existed.

500

What school did Mr. Sabo teach at before coming to Glenwood? 

Northwest