What is the school mascot?
Scottie Dog
Who is your principal?
Mrs. Green
What is the main character's name of TBWHW? [First and last, spell to the best of your ability]
William Kamkwamba
What is this phrase an example of?:
I am so hungry I could eat a horse.
Hyperbole
Define metaphor.
Comparing two different or unlike objects WITHOUT using "like" or "as."
Highland has a "__ ____" policy on having phones and devices out. Fill in the blank.
No Show
Name one person of the support/security staff.
Mr. Mario, Mr. Watson, Mr. Bland
What was the crop that saved William's family?
Maize / Corn
What is this phrase an example of?:
The sky was crying.
Personification
Define alliteration.
When two or more words of a sentence has the same beginning letter or sound.
Where are you allowed to wear a hood during school hours?
Nowhere!
Who is the librarian?
Ms. Wynn
What country does William and his family live in?
Malawi
Give an example of an onomatopoeia.
Possible examples: Crash!; Pow!; Vroom!: Crunch!
Define hyperbole.
An obvious exaggeration or an over dramatic statement.
When do we as a class go to lockers?
Before soft start and the last core class.
Ms. Shi, Ms. Puryear, Ms. Natalie/O'Bryan
Why did William have to drop out of school?
His family couldn't afford to pay the tuition.
What is this phrase an example of?:
He ran as fast as a cheetah.
Simile
Define personification.
When you give a non-human thing a human characteristic.
Give an example of a way you can be PROUD in the classroom and state which letter that expectation goes with.
P - Prepared, bringing a pencil and any other materials.
R - Respectful, raising your hand to ask questions.
O - On-Task, working on assigned work, not playing games instead.
U - Upstanding, helping clean up, helping other students.
D - Disciplined, following expectations without being prompted.
Name an assistant principal that is NOT Mr. Herrick.
Ms. Vinova, Mr. G, Ms. Coleman
What are the names of William's two closest friends?
*Must name both of them!*
Geoffrey and Gilbert
Two answers required:
Is this phrase a metaphor or a simile?
The snow is a white blanket.
Alter the sentence to make it what it is not.
It is a metaphor.
Simile: The snow is like a white blanket.
Define onomatopoeia.
A word that demonstrates a sound.