Poetry & Figurative Language
"The bones told how Fortune labored, suffered, and died.." is an example of
Personification
This vocabulary words means "the fear or dread of the future" (from Narrative of Frederick Douglass)
Apprehension
This is the name of the war mentioned in "Drummer Boy of Shiloh"
The Civil War
This individual does not know their exact birthday
Frederick Douglass
This person is credited with teaching Frederick Douglass how to read
Mrs. Auld, Frederick Douglass' mistress
The poetry (form) element that is most used in "Not My Bones"
Repetition
This vocabulary word means "to begin or start" (This is from Narrative of Frederick Douglass
Commence
This is the US state that Fortune's Bones were displayed in
Connecticut
This person is the author of "Not My Bones"
Marilyn Nelson
This is the name of the runaway in "Drummer Boy of Shiloh"
Joby
"Bread of Knowledge" is this kind of figurative language
Metaphor
This vocabulary word means "when you do something lawfully" (This is from Drummer Boy of Shiloh)
Legitimately
This is a knife-like weapon, that could be fitted onto the end of a rifle
Bayonet
This is the type of structure used for "Fortune's Bones"
Chronological Structure
This is the name given to Fortune's Bones when they forgot who it was
Larry
"Bayonets fixed like eternal lighting" is an example of this kind of figurative language
Simile
This vocabulary word means "something that is spread here and there or scattered" (This is from Drummer Boy of Shiloh)
Strewn
This is the month in which the battle by Owl Creek takes place in Shiloh, Tennessee
April
This is the Museum that Fortune's Bones were displayed in.
Mattatuck Museum
This person recalls playing with Fortune's skeleton as a child
Sally Porter
"We are brief incarnations, we are clouds in clothes" is an example of this kind of figurative language
Metaphor
This vocabulary word means "The public condemnation of something that is wrong or evil" (This is from Narrative of Frederick Douglass)
Denunciation
The Civil War ended in this year
1865
This is the Essential Question for Unit 4
(Hint: Unit 4 theme is The Fight for Freedom, think of what we've read!)
"What will people risk to be free?"
This is the last name of those who kept Frederick Douglass as a slave. (Hint: Mr. and Mrs. ________)
Auld