Plot/Conflict
Setting
Characters
Figurative Language
Vocabulary
100

What point of view is the book written in?

1st Person POV
100

Where do the Watsons live?

Flint, Michigan.

100

Who is the narrator?

Kenny

100

"Bryon jumped out of the tree like a superhero."

Simile

100

What does the word influence mean?

Ex. Byron was not a good influence for his siblings.

an example or role model

200

Why is Byron embarrassed to go to Mitchell's Corner Store when Momma sends him to get groceries?

He thinks they are on welfare 

200

Where is momma from?

Momma is from Birmingham, Alabama.

200

Who stole Kenny's leather gloves?

Larry Dunn

200

Dad says, “That snake in the grass has got his phone off the hook” when he calls the landlord and the phone is busy.

idiom or metaphor

200

What does the word dazzle mean?

to impress

300

What does Dad buy for the Brown Bomber to make the car ride to Birmingham more enjoyable?

the Ultra-glide (record player)
300

Why do the Watsons decide to go to Birmingham? 

Because of Bayron's behavior

300

Who is the king of kindergarten through 4th grade at Clark Elementary School?

Larry Dunn

300

"Once the boots got ahold of your shoes, they wouldn't let them go for anything."

Personification

300

What does the word hypnotize mean?

mesmerized; put into a trance

400

Why does Kenny like playing dinosaurs with Rufus more than with LJ?

Rufus doesn't steal his dinosaurs

400

What historical event was happening during the 1960s which might affect the Watsons trip to Birmingham?

The Civil Rights Movement

400

Who protects Byron from getting burned by Momma?

Joey

400

"It was a million degrees below zero" 

Hyperbole

400

What does the word delinquent mean?

hoodlum; criminal

500

Why did Mama put her hand over her mouth when she thought something was funny?

She had a gap between her front teeth and did not like for it to show.


500

Where did Rufus and Cody move to Michigan from?

Arkansas

500

Who is Bryon's best friend?

Buphead

500

"The thermostat was turned all the way up and the furnace was banging and sounding like it was about to blow up but it still felt like Jack Frost had moved in with us."

Allusion

500

What does the word haphazardly mean?

randomly; chaotically