Hey, Kiddo Review Pro-Ch 1

What is a memoir?

• A fictional story about a character's adventures.

• A detailed account of someone's life experiences, focusing on specific events and personal reflections.

• A comprehensive history book covering a particular period in time.

• A collection of poetry written by an author.

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Who is Leslie?

• The protagonist's best friend who encourages him.

• The protagonist's aunt who often comes to visit.

• The protagonist's teacher who inspires him to pursue art.

• The protagonist's mother who is struggling with her own issues.

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What is an example of direct characterization?

• "I can't believe you would help me with that project. No one ever does anything for me," she said.

• He constantly chewed on his fingernails and glanced at the clock, showing his anxiety about the upcoming presentation.

• Maria was a determined and ambitious young woman, always striving to achieve her goals, no matter the obstacles in her way.

• As Jake walked into the room, he barely made eye contact with anyone and shuffled his feet, his hands stuffed deep in his pockets.

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Where did Joe and Shirley meet?

• school

• church

• baseball game

• work

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What are Jarrett's early memories with his mother like?

• positive

• negative

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What is an idiom?

• An idiom is a synonym for a common word.
• An idiom is a type of grammar rule in a language.
• An idiom is a literal expression with a clear meaning.
• An idiom is a figurative expression with a deeper meaning

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What is the difference between mood and tone?

• Mood is the emotional feeling evoked in the reader, while tone is the author's attitude toward the subject.
• Mood and tone are interchangeable terms that mean the same thing.
• Mood is the setting of the story, while tone is the genre of the work.
• Mood refers to the author's writing style, while tone is the emotional response of the reader.

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Who are Lynn and Holly?

• Jarrett's siblings.

• Leslie's siblings.

• Shirley's siblings.

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Memoir

• The writer shares a portion, or time, of his/her life. Can cover several events.
• The writer shares their whole life story.
• The writer shares someone else's whole life story. 
• The writer shares one event that occurred in their life. 

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What are the two types of characterization?

• Direct characterization and indirect characterization.
• Visual and auditory characterization
• Literal and figurative characterization
• Static and dynamic characterization

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