Character Relationships
Who is the main narrator of Walk Two Moons?
Sal
What is it called when a story goes back to an earlier event?
flashback
What point of view uses words such as I, me, and my?
First Person
What type of writing tells a story?
Narrative
What type of evidence is directly stated in the text?
Explicit Evidence
Who is Phoebe's sister?
Prudence
Whose memory interrupts the events involving Phoebe's family?
Sal's
What do we call the person who tells a story?
Narrator
What do we call a conversation between characters?
Dialogue
What do we call the central message or lesson of a story?
Theme
Who is Phoebe's mother?
Mrs. Winterbottom
Which family member is central to Sal's painful memories?
Her mother
What is the narrator's attitude toward a subject called?
Tone
What type of details help readers imagine sights, sounds, and feelings?
Sensory Details
What do we call a relationship between two events or ideas in a story?
Connection
Who is Phoebe's mother?
John Hiddle
What emotion does Sal's flashback help readers understand?
Grief
What do we call a conclusion based on text clues and what we already know?
Inference
What is the order in which events happen called?
Sequence
What should remain consistent when rewriting a story from another character's perspective?
Character Voice
Which character often becomes suspicious and worries about unusual events?
Phoebe
What important lesson connects Sal's memory to Phoebe's treatment of her mother?
Appreciate your loved ones
What changes when Phoebe tells the story instead of Sal?
Perspective
What writing technique uses actions and descriptions to reveal feelings instead of directly stating them?
Show, don't tell
What literary technique helps the author highlight the difference between Phoebe's reaction to her mother and Sal's feelings about hers?
contrast