#1 TKAM/THUG

What type of narrator does your book have?

• Omniscient

• 3rd Person Limited

• 2nd Person

• 1st Person

1930s Monroeville (Alabama) / 2010s Garden Heights (Mississippi) are?

• foreshadowing clues

• examples of irony in the story

• the settings of the stories

• where the authors were born

Both of the authors wrote their stories to help readers improve which emotional response when considering other people's experiences and feelings?

• empathy

• satisfaction

• disgust

• fear

Burris Ewell, Walter Cunningham (TKAM) / Hailey Grant, Maya Yang (THUG) are all what to the narrator in their respective stories?

• their co-workers

• their enemies (antagonists)

• their classmates / peers

• their cousins

the mother of Jem & Scout (TKAM) / Natasha (THUG)

• are characters that are neighbors

• are characters that both lie to the protagonist/ narrator

• are characters that create conflict in the story

• are characters that are dead before these stories begin

Jack (TKAM) and Carlos (THUG) are both what in their respective stories?

• neighbors to the protagonists (narrators)

• boyfriends to the protagonists (narrators)

• uncles to the protagonists (narrators)

• trick question, these people are not mentioned in these books

Sekani & Seven (THUG) / Jem (TKAM) are what to the narrators?

• their brothers

• their best friends at school

• their dogs

• their neighbors they play with

Both of these stories take inspiration from real-life / historical events that happened in the author's lifetime...

• False

• True

• Tralse

• Farue

King & One-Fifteen (THUG) / Boo Radley & Mrs. Dubose (TKAM)

• could be considered protagonists because they are the main characters

• this is a trick question, these people are never mentioned in these books

• could be considered irony examples because they expose contrasts between reality and expectation

• could be considered antagonists, they help develop conflict

What things are a part of the rising action of the stories?

• classmate drowning

  &

  attending a Broadway play

• car crash

  &

  Thanksgiving celebration

• gun violence

  &

  fights/ disagreements with peers

• surprise parties

  &

  moving to a new town