Making Inferences | Figurative Language | Symbolism | Character Traits | Book Context |
---|---|---|---|---|
What is
What are the three steps to making an inference?
|
What is
Name three categories of figurative language
|
What is
Define symbolism
|
What is
This character was raised to identify differently from their skin color
|
What is
When and where does this book take place?
|
What is
Draw an inference from the cover of the book
|
What is
Categorize: "the wind blew dust against the bushes and it lay like ash over everything." p.69
|
What is
What makes symbolism effective?
|
What is
This character lashes out in anger when they lose control
|
What is
When and where was this book written?
|
What is
"when you want something from a white man, you must stoop low" p.105
|
What is
Categorize: "there was a lot of room in her heart for that male ostrich." p.13
|
What is
Explain the symbolism of the mountains in the book
|
What is
This character turns to God when lost
|
What is
Who is in power in South Africa during this book
|
What is
"to mark the event, some of the convicts had been pardoned. Selling's name was right at the bottom of the list." p.119
|
What is
Name the allusion: "why only one child was sent for when the child had to be divided." p. 169
|
What is
Explain the symbolism of the forest in the book
|
What is
This character is most at home in the forest
|
What is
Why is South Africa in the 1800s an important colony? (2 reasons)
|
What is
"Every time one of the men on the cart looked round, he hung his head so that they would not see he was crying." p.73
|
What is
Explain: "the key question she was saving like a piece of gold under her head cloth felt like solid ground beneath her." p.171
|
What is
The elephants symbolize something. What is it?
|
What is
This character is strongly drawn to water and the sea
|
What is
How does Apartheid play a role in this book?
|