Stop the Sun

Terry's father wanted to "stop the sun" so that he wouldn't

• be killed.

• see the destruction.

• have to go on living.

• have to leave his buddies.

How does the use of first-person narration in 'Stop the Sun' contribute to the reader's understanding of Terry’s emotional journey?

• It allows the reader to experience Terry’s confusion and frustration firsthand, creating a sense of empathy for his struggle to understand his father’s trauma.

• It provides a detached and objective perspective on the events, allowing the reader to analyze the situation without emotional bias.

• It focuses solely on Terry’s perspective, neglecting the complexities of his father’s experiences and limiting the reader’s understanding.

Analyze how the author's use of the first-person narrative perspective in "Stop the Sun" influences the reader's understanding of Terry's relationship with his father.

• The first-person perspective allows the reader to experience Terry's confusion and frustration firsthand, creating a sense of empathy for his struggle to understand his father's trauma.

• The first-person perspective focuses solely on Terry's perspective, neglecting the complexities of his father's experiences and limiting the reader's understanding.

• The first-person perspective creates a sense of distance between the reader and the characters, making it difficult to connect with their emotions and motivations.

This line from "Stop the Sun" is what type of figurative language

"...his voice flowed like a river breaking loose."

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Idiom

• Personification

What is the main theme of 'Stop the Sun'?

• A) The impact of war on families

• B) The beauty of nature

• C) The importance of education

• D) The power of friendship

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'Stop the Sun' to convey Terry's father's experiences?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Flashback

• D) Foreshadowing

In 'Stop the Sun', what does Terry struggle to understand about his father?

• A) His father's job

• B) His father's war trauma

• C) His father's hobbies

• D) His father's friends

How does the author use dialogue in 'Stop the Sun' to develop the characters?

• A) By revealing their inner thoughts

• B) By showing their relationships

• C) By describing their appearances

• D) By explaining their backgrounds

What role does Terry's mother play in 'Stop the Sun'?

• A) She is a supportive figure

• B) She is a distant character

• C) She is the antagonist

• D) She is a comic relief

What is the significance of the title 'Stop the Sun'?

• A) It symbolizes the desire to halt time

• B) It refers to a literal event

• C) It is a metaphor for hope

• D) It is a reference to a song