A Place to Hang the Moon 14-16

What character did Edmund get chosen to be in the Christmas play?

• A Donkey

• A Baby

• A Star

• Joseph

What did Anna get from the coat swap at the school?

• Nits

• Some coins

• A piece of gum

• A note from a soldier

Why do most people in the city not like Mrs. Muller?

• She is a Librarian

• She married a German

• She has nits

• She committed a crime when she was young

What was the "magical" surprise that the children received when they woke up after they read "A Little Princess"?

• Mrs. Griffith became nice

• It snowed

• The "littles" made breakfast

• Anna's nits dissapeared

What figurative language is used in the line below?

"When bits of the earth and grass began to peek through the much-abused snow on the hill, the crowd returned to the square."

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Alliteration

• Personification

What did Edmund dream of when the children were fantasizing about food?

• Tea

• Hot Cocoa

• Cinnamon buns

• Bread

What happened to the children's books?

• They were left out in the snow

• They were thrown into the fire

• Penny ripped them to pieces

• Mrs. Griffith drew in them

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"Edmund put his hand to his cheek, where he could tell an angry welt was blossoming."

What is a "welt"?

• A patch of swollen skin from an injury

• A flower

• A type of candy

• A book

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What emotion is Anna feeling when she thinks the following line?

"If only I hadn't made a fuss about the books, she thought, Edmund wouldn't have gotten angry.

• Joy

• Guilt

• Jealousy

• Bitterness

What figurative language is used below?

""I'll carry Anna, and in two shakes we'll all be warm and dry at home." The very words were like a blanket wrapped around Anna's heart as they stepped out into the night."

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Personification

• Idiom

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