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Randon Trivia
100
Where did Ann hide when the man entered the valley?
In the cave.
100
How long after her family had left did Ann realise that Joseph had gone too? 1 hour, 1 day, or 1 week?
1 hour.
100
Who in Ann's family had read all the articles in science magazines?
Mr Burden.
100
Is the novel written in first, second or third person?
First person.
100
Who wrote "Z for Zachariah?"
Robert C. O'Brien.
200
Where were the Amish farms in relation to the valley? North, south, east or west?
South.
200
How does Ann keep track of the date?
She crosses the days off on a calendar.
200
Who went with Ann's family to Ogdentown?
Mr and Mrs Klein.
200
What writing technique has the author used in these lines: "Or suppose it was someone mean, or even cruel, and brutal? A murderer?"
Rhetorical questions.
200
What are the first 3 words of the novel?
"I am afraid."
300
According to Ann's father, how far away was the nearest bomb?
100 miles.
300
When is Ann planning on dragging the old wood-coal stove from the barn to the house? Next summer, winter, autumn, or spring?
Next summer.
300
Who told Ann that at the end of the war, the enemy were using nerve gas?
People on the radio.
300
What poetic device did the author use in this line? "... everything grey and brown and all the trees like stalks."
A simile.
300
How was Ann related to David?
They were cousins.
400
How many miles is Claypole Ridge from Ogdentown?
10 miles.
400
In what month did Ann first start writing in her diary?
May.
400
Who is Ann's younger brother?
Joseph.
400
What writing technique has the author used in this line? "You get so used to silence you don't notice it."
Second person.
400
Before the war, what job did Ann want when she grew up?
English teacher.
500
Where did the man sleep on his first night?
In his tent.
500
In what month did Ann first take the pens and notepad from Klein's store?
February.
500
Who is David's dog?
Faro.
500
What writing technique has the author used in this line? "... it dies and drifts away."
Alliteration.
500
What breed of cows did the Burdens have?
Guernseys.