"St. Lucy's..." Stages 1-5: Final Review

Front

What is the main reason the narrator does not want to be kicked out of St. Lucy's?

Back

She does not want to let her parents down.

Front

How does Jeanette respond when Claudette asks for help with the Sausalito dance?

Back

She does not help Claudette and smirks about it.

Front

What literary element builds opposition, challenge, and struggle in a story?

Back

Conflict.

Front

What does Claudette mean when she says, 'I'd begun to snarl at my own reflection as if it were a stranger'?

Back

She doesn't recognize her own reflection in the mirror, because she is starting to become more human-like than wolf-like.

Front

What is the main goal of the nuns at St. Lucy's?

Back

To make the girls more civilized and humanized.

Front

Define 'conflict' in literature.

Back

Conflict is a struggle between opposing forces that drives the narrative forward.

Front

What does 'characterization' refer to in a story?

Back

Characterization is the process by which the author reveals the personality of a character.

Front

Explain the significance of the setting in 'St. Lucy's Home for Girls Raised by Wolves'.

Back

The setting reflects the struggle between the girls' animalistic instincts and the expectations of civilization.

Front

What role does imagery play in storytelling?

Back

Imagery creates vivid pictures in the reader's mind, enhancing the emotional experience.

Front

How does the theme of identity manifest in 'St. Lucy's'?

Back

The theme of identity is explored through the girls' transformation from wolves to humans.