POV
Luck?
Character
How you look at it:
Vocabulary
100

What POV does the story start off in? and why?

Third person POV, because the narrator tells the reader that they are about to tell a story from a memory

100

When thinking about the idea of luck we discussed that you can have good luck or bad luck it just depends on your ...

Point of view/ perception of the events/ attitude

100

Describe a character trait of Mr. Pickens and how you know this

Multiple answers acceptable: He is kind- Elzie states it.

 He is good with animals – he takes care of the dog after roping it

He is sweet- he sees the girls home safe

100

What are “high times?”

Fun times/ good times

100

define “Plaited”

braided

200

What POV does the story end in and why?

What POV does the story end in and why?Third person, since the story starts in third person explaining to the reader that they are about to hear a story, it needs to end by wrapping up the story.

200

The literature in context section makes a good argument that luck could be real based on…

How a person feel about something and acts because of it

200

Why do Ovella and Elzie run away to the Silas Greene?

for fun!

200

What is the Silas Greene show? Prove how you know.

Similar to a circus or a traveling carnival with shows the text uses a context clue (restatement)

200

What is twine?

strong string or cords of strands twisted together

300

Who tells the story? How do you know?

Elzie F Pickens tells the story from first person POV. The reader can tell because she uses words like I, We, Me

300

Why is the “Literature in context" section included?

To help readers make real life connections

300

Prove this statement: “The character’s belief in luck drives the plot” (find evidence)

review answers: Did you prove your point? Did you explain evidence?

300

What does “lit out” most likely mean?

Chased after because Elzie explains that the dog was running right behind her.

300

define and use hind in a sentence

rear

400

Explain the three types of third person POV:

Third person Omniscient: all knowing narrator all thoughts and feelings of everyone

Third person limited: narrator only knows the thoughts and feeling of one charter

Third person Objective: narrator acts as an unbiased observer reporting JUST the FACTS (objective)

400

Are Mrs. Pickens and her Granddaughter similar? Why or why not?

Yes, they both seem to believe in the idea of luck

400

Who is Sweet Tee? Where is she in this story

Mrs. Elzie F Pickens Granddaughter, sitting on the deck listening to her great grandmother's story

400

On page 66 Sweet Tee uses the term “good stone luck” what do you think this term means?

The term is most likely referring to her good luck charm

400

Which vocab means familiar?

Aquainted

500

What triggers Elzie F Pickens memory?

She sees the dogwood blooms and remembers the same time of year that she met her husband

500

Was this story (in your opinion) an example of good luck or bad luck and why?

Can you prove your answer? Can you provide a detail? If so you may award yourself the points...If not the points go to the team on your right!

500

Do Ovella and Elzie join the Silas Greene show? Why or why not find a quote and explain.

No they “lose heart” for the show

500

What does Elzie mean when she refers to herself as a “Poor Sinner Girl” in the story?

She feels extremely guilty for throwing the stone at the dog and hitting it on the nose

500

define and give a sentence for spied

watched secretly,