Number the Stars Author's Style Quiz

What is the purpose of imagery in 'Number the Stars'?

• To confuse the readers

• To enhance reader's understanding

• To hide the setting details

• To slow down the pace

How does the author use sentence structure to create tension in the story?

• By using repetitive sentences

• By using long, complex sentences

• By using short, simple sentences

• By using passive voice

What is the impact of contrasting points of view in 'Number the Stars'?

• Highlights only positive themes

• Creates confusion for the readers

• Reveals character depth and motivation

• Does not affect the narrative

What is the tone of the story 'Number the Stars'?

• Exciting

• Somber

• Peaceful

• Joyful

How does word choice affect the tone in 'Number the Stars'?

• It creates a joyful tone

• It creates a mysterious tone

• It has no impact on the tone

• It creates a somber tone

What type of words does Lois Lowry use to describe the soldiers in 'Number the Stars'?

• Funny, entertaining, lively

• Relaxed, casual, carefree

• Friendly, warm, welcoming

• Stern, cold, imposing

What is the purpose of contrasting points of view in 'Number the Stars'?

• To confuse the readers

• To reveal character depth and motivation

• To hide the conflicts and themes

• To slow down the pace

Why does Kirsti believe there were fireworks on her birthday? What were they really? What is impacting Kirsti's viewpoint?

Evaluate responses using AI:

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Lois Lowry's use of words like "silent" "dark" and "whisper" in scenes at night and with soldiers creates a tone of

• ease and tiredness

• suspense and tension

• newness and excitement

• foreshadowing