Gma's Song
Arguments
Shades of Meaning
Vocab 1
Vocab 2
100

Who are the 2 main characters and where is the setting of the story?

Grandmother & Granddaughter, Mexico 

100

(T/F) You have to argue the side you agree with.

False

100

What is connotation? 

The association (negative or positive of the word)

100

Sturdy

Strongly Built (adj)

100

Fine

Thin or narrow

200

What genre is Grandmother's Song?

Folktale 

200

The single sentence that is at the end of your introduction is called the: 

Thesis

200

Which word has a stronger intensity: hungry or starving?

Starving

200

Scamper

Run with quick steps (verb)

200

Jabbed

Poked (verb)

300

What is 1 theme of Grandmother's Song?

Human touch, generations, understanding children/elderly, or growth & change 

300

Your paragraphs should include your point and also ___. 

Evidence/ examples/ facts

300

What is a word for "not expensive" with a negative connotation? 

Cheap (+cost effective) 

300

Immense 

Very big (adj)

300

Beloved

Valued and loved (adjective) 

400

Give 1 event that shows how the granddaughter changed in the story. 

1- Gave directions to river 

2- Saved hummingbird 

3- Saved boy from merchant 


400

The paragraph that explains and disproves the other side's argument is the:

Counterargument and rebuttal 

400

What is a word for "someone with a lot of energy" that has a positive connotation? 

Energetic ( - rowdy)

400

Grief

Feeling of sorrow or loss (noun)

400

Gleefully 

In a very happy way (adverb)

500

Why is the hummingbird significant in the story? 

Parallels the granddaughter & shows her growth 

500

Your argument is proven true by 2 or 3 _________ arguments. 

Supporting 

500

Shades of meaning help to show the ______ of the word. 

Intensity 

500

Cease

To stop (verb)

500

Gnashing

Grinding teeth (verb)