Grammar
An action word.
What is a verb?
What is memoir?
Maus is this type of text.
What is graphic memoir?
The flashback in a story.
What is a memory from the past?
The author of Maus introduces the events at the beginning of the selection with--
What is a conversation between two characters?
Descriptive phrases about our senses.
What are sensory details?
Definition of the word "execute."
What is, to carry out or accomplish?
Definition of the word "carpentry."
What is building and or constructing with materials?
The topic of both texts.
What is WWII, Holocaust, or the selection process?
The tone of paragraph 65 in "Night."
What is despair?
The way a word is interpreted or perceived, a feeling aside from the literal meaning.
What is connotation?
What is, his father may be selected?
The daughter who is separated from the narrator's family.
Who is Fela?
What is, the larger panel shows the scale of the crowd and sets the scene for the individuals present at the stadium?
The main purpose for writing "Night."
What is to inform readers about his experience during World War II?
The part of the sentence that is the dependent clause: "For the first time, his voice quivered." from "Night," by Elie Wiesel
What is "For the first time?"
What is, the narrator is reunited with his father?
The purpose of the selection process.
What is to separate and send Jews to camps/prison- like compounds?
State the figurative language used in the sentence:
"The race seemed endless..." from "Night" by Elie Wiesel
What is hyperbole?
The definition of the word "present" as it is used in paragraph 1 of Night.
What is a gift?
The correct location for the question mark when writing dialogue.
What is inside the quotation marks?
The two items that were the narrator's "inheritance."
What is, a knife and spoon?
The part of the story that marks a transition from the flashback of the past to the conversation in the present.
What is the bike outside of the panels of the story?
The reason Art Spiegelman depicted the German Nazis as cats and the Jewish citizens as mice.
What is, Spiegelman uses the metaphor of cats chasing/hunting mice to reflect the relationship between the Germans and Jews at the time of the Holocaust.
The statement that best compares "Night" and Maus.
What is, both texts inform the reader about the experience of Jews during the Holocaust?