As I Walked Out One Summer Morning
Sentence Types
Long Walk to Freedom
Word Choice
Zimbabwe & Bollywood
I, Too & Autobiographical Writing
VOCAB CHALLENGE
Who, What, When, Where
Mystery
100

This word describes the shape of Laurie Lee's mother's hand.

Gnarled

100

A sentence with one clause.

Simple sentence

100

The author of Long Walk to Freedom. 

Nelson Mandela

100

A word that means the same as another word. 

What is a synonym

100

Great Zimbabwe is located in this continent

Africa

100

The poet who wrote I, Too. 

Langston Hughes

100

In Laurie Lee’s extract, this word means certain to happen.

 inevitable

100

Laurie Lee left home in this year.

1934

100

This word from Laurie Lee’s extract means moving towards home.

Homing

200

Laurie Lee left home to do this.

Discover the world / go on a journey

200

A sentence with a main clause and at least one dependent clause. 

Complex sentence

200

This word means southern African grassland.

Veld

200

A combination of words that seem to contradict each other. 

Oxymoron


200

This industry is the subject of "A Brief History of Bollywood." 

Indian Film Industry

200

In the poem, the speaker is sent to eat in this room. 

the kitchen
200

This Laurie Lee vocabulary word describes someone who is too proud of themselves.

Vain-glorious

200

Nelson Mandela says the hills above this place were dotted with large smooth rocks.

Qunu

200

In Long Walk to Freedom, Mandela says he learned to catch fish using twine and sharpened pieces of this material.

Wire

300

This city was Laurie Lee's intended destination. 

London

300

A sentence with two independent clauses of equal importance. 

compound sentence

300

Mandela became skilled at this fighting activity. 

Stick fighting

300

"Honeyed squalor" is an example of this language feature.

Oxymoron

300

This word means the arrival or beginning of something.

Advent

300

The speaker says one day he will sit here. 

The table
300

In Long Walk to Freedom, this word means necessary or very important.

Essential

300

Great Zimbabwe was once the capital of this type of powerful state.

Kingdom

300

According to the Great Zimbabwe extract, there is no evidence that the stone buildings had this.

Roof/roof work built in stone

400

This word means a thick sweet liquid and appears in the glossary.

Treacle

400

A sentence containing independent and dependent clauses.

What is a compound-complex sentence?

400

The Xhosa people had an almost ______ attachment to cattle. 

Mystical

400

This term means a writer's personality and style in writing. 

Voice
400

This word means profitable or making a lot of money.

Lucrative

400

Autobiographical writing tells about this type of experience.

Personal

400

In the Bollywood text, this word describes something that comes from questionable or suspicious sources.

Dubious
400

This singer was known as the “nightingale of India” in the Bollywood text.

Lata Mangeshkar

400

In autobiographical writing, the textbook says you can begin by explaining this before telling the story of the experience.

Exponentially

500

When Laurie Lee was finally alone, he said he was "________ by freedom." 

Affronted
500

"None came. I was free." is an example of this sentence type. 

Simple sentence?

500

As a child, Mandela enjoyed this natural environment.

The veld / the countryside

500

According to the textbook, readers should think about this when analysing word choice.

What is the effect of the word / why the writer chose it?

500

This 1931 film brought sound to Indian cinema.

Alam Ara

500

The textbook says autobiographical writing should usually use this point of view.

First person (I/we)

500

In the Bollywood text, this word means a lack or shortage of something.

dearth

500

According to the textbook, Langston Hughes became a leader of this intellectual and cultural revival.

Harlem Renaissance

500

In “I, Too,” the speaker says no one will dare do this “tomorrow.”

What does he really mean by this?

Tell him to eat in the kitchen.

one day he will no longer accept being treated as less important or excluded because of his race.
one day, he will be treated equally.