simile
Who are the three people Mrs. Greenberg gives her money to?
-Matt
-The cat lady
-Terri
selfless concern for the well-being of others
altruism
name three characteristics of Jerry
a comparison not using like or as
metaphor
define scrupulous
Why didn't Mrs. Greenberg leave the money for her son, Richart?
She didn't trust her son to use the money the right way.
giving human qualities to animals or objects
personification
What did Reuben envy about Arlene?
How well she could express her anger.
What does Arnie think about Trevor's idea?
He will not change the world because the world doesn't respect the honor system.
People will not follow through.
a pleasant word or phrase in place of one that is unpleasant
euphemism
Why does trevor think his classmates will make fun of him?
-because his project flopped
-because they always act that way
an extreme exaggeration
hyperbole
define hunker and use it in a sentence relating to the book
to lower your body
name three things Matt is doing with Mrs. Greenberg's money.
-bought a motorcycle
-rented a room
-going to take college classes
the repetition of the same beginning sounds of words
alliteration
Mrs. Greenberg says pay it forward was like "random acts of kindness." Why did Trevor disagree with this?
He believes paying it forward should be organized and planned out.
Name all of the students and their projects for the extra credit project.
Trevor: Pay it Forward
Mary Anne (Recycling): Mary Anne collects recycling bins.
Jason (Graffiti Removal): Jason covers up graffiti in the community.
Jaime (Story Collection): Jaime collects stories from elderly people.
define stave and use it in a sentence relating to the book
to keep something or someone away for a short time
Did Arlene and Mr. St. Clair ever go on a date?
They went to a movie, but he never called her back afterwards. Then he buys her an engagement ring and they go on a dinner date, but he misses the chance to propose.