What is the exposition in "Zoo"?
The beginning of the story when we are introduced to Professor Hugo and his Interplanetary Zoo
Is the story in 1st, 2nd, or 3rd person point of view?
3rd person
What is the definition of theme?
The lesson or message the author is trying to teach the reader
How does Professor Hugo get a lot of people to come to his zoo every year? (2 answers)
A. Stays only 6 hours
B. Uses a microphone
C. People think he is an alien too
D. Brings new creatures every year
E. aloows humans and aliens to interact
A and D
What kind of 3rd person is the story in?
Omniscient
How would you describe Professor Hugo?
Answers may vary
What is the setting of "Zoo"?
Chicago and the planet Kaan
How do we know something is in this point of view?
He, she, they, names of characters
AND
can see the thoughts and feelings of ALL characters
What are common examples of theme?
Answers may vary
What two events happen after the conflict has been resolved in "Zoo"?
A. The crowds make long lines to see the creatures
B. The professor waves farewell to the people of Earth
C. The professor collects the money
D. The horse-spiders talk about seeing interesting creatures on Earth
B and D
Why does the point of view matter in "Zoo"?
It allows the reader to see how the humans
AND the horse-spiders react to one another
What is a theme of the story? (Select two)
A. Humans value exciting entertainment
B. Strange creatures make us feel threatened
C. A sense of curiosity is universal among thinking beings
D. Space travel is worth it
E. Life on Kaan is similar to life on Earth
A and C