This emotion is needed to keep them cautious.
Why do kids need their sense of fear?
That Jackie is going to tell them a scary story.
What couldn't the kids in Junior High believe?
An argument made to oppose an alternative view.
What is counterargument?
Jackie Torrence's granddad told her scary tales as a child, and made her appreciate her sense of fear.
Why does she like scary tales?
So she wouldn't be scared of frivolous things, such a supernatural beings.
Why did her Granddad sustain a permanent sense of fear in her?
The manner of writing, how something is said, not what is said.
What is style?
This came off during one of Grandpa's scary stories.
What is Mr.Hall's rug
So monsters wouldn't stuff her into key holes while she was asleep
Why did she remain fat for the rest of her life?
Combination of ideas, values, feelings and beliefs that influence the way the writer looks at a topic.
What is author's viewpoint?
At school, she would tell the other kids scary stories, and they listened closely.
Why did she like junior high?
I'm trying to find Mr. Hall's rug.
What was she trying to find?
Language used imaginatively in ways that go beyond literal definition.
What is figurative language?
Jackie was told they would drag you off the bed and stuff you in a key hole.
What do monsters do?
Because she had learned techniques to keep their attention when she told them scary tales
Why were the kids captivated?
The way words are put together to form phrases and sentences, as well as the length of sentences. Includes formal and informal grammar.
What is syntax?