"Pygmalion"
"I'm Down"
"Freedom"
"Untamed"
Name the story
100

What did Phuc wants to change?

His social group / friends.

100

Mishna grew up in this city.

Seattle.

100

This is where Sherman Alexie lived as a child.

the Reservation / The Rez

100

The cheetah chases this at the zoo.

a dirty, pink bunny

100

"Jackie's place was like a dream come true."

"I'm Down"

200

What was the uniform of the miscreants (the skaters)? 

Ripped jeans. Black Converse sneakers. Flannel shirts tied around their waists.

200

Which sport is Zaid good at?

skiing

200

This person wailed and tried to climb into her daughter's coffin.

Alexie's mom

200

The author compares herself to a cheetah using this craft move.

an extended metaphor

200

"A whirlwind of information twisted through the school."

"Pygmalion"

300

What was Phuc referring to this when he writes, "I fanned the embers to incinerate who kids thought I was (and who I thought I was)."

His new identity.

300

What do Mishna's friends make fun of during their lunch together?

The food-- School lunch 
300

Alexie's mom repeated this name, like a prayer, at her daughter's funeral.

"Mary"

Mary, O Mary, Mary, O my daughter, O Mary.

300

How does Tabitha's behavior change in the field of the zoo?

Her posture changed. She stalked and traced the boundaries of the fence. She stared beyond the fence, like she was remembering something.

300

"I want to sleep under an ink-black, silent sky filled with stars."

"Untamed"

400

What is Phuc referring to this when he writes, "A few verbal snowballs thrown had triggered an avalanche of threats." 

the fight

400

Who was the tall, slim woman... with a belted shirtdress that gave her the appearance of a 1950s TV mom

Jackie

400

What does Alexie mean when he says he was now a ghost in his mom's world.

Even though he is still alive and chooses to live (unlike the others who have died), he is leaving his family / community / tribe so it is as though he has died.

400

Why does the author write that "The taming of Tabitha felt.. familiar."

The author connected with Tabitha, and saw herself reflected in the captive animal.

400

"We were brown kids inside an ocean of wheat fields."

You Don't Have to Say You Love Me/"Freedom"

500

Name the craft move: "there were sparkling synthesizers cascading and Drakkar Noir oozing in the air" 

what is sensory detail / vivid verb

500

Name the craft move: "Lilian was pushing her spaghetti with meat sauce around her plate like maybe it was poison." 

simile / figurative language

500

Name the craft move: "I.. walked, grief-drunk and afraid, into the rest of my life."

figurative language

500

Name the craft move: "Right around ten is when we begin to internalize our formal taming" 

 figurative language / metaphor / word choice

500

"Her head was high, and she was stalking the periphery, tracing boundaries the fence created."

"Untamed"