Zlata's Diary

What fact does Zlata offer at the beginning of the entry below:

• Many people are hiding in their house.

• Many people are at war and afraid.

• Many people are coming to the city.

• Many people are leaving the city.

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How does the sentence below help Zlata express what she is experiencing?

• It was positive and hopeful.

• It starts with a hopeful idea, but then presents a violent event. The anecdote shows how Zlata's emotions fluctuate, or change, between hope and fear.

• Zlata gets excited to see a shell for the first time and shares it with her friends.

• Zlata is saddened about the war and has no hopes of it coming to an end.

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What does the title possibly tell you about this text and the author's purpose?

• It is a diary and possibly written to record the author's feelings and experiences.

• It is a story about a girl's wonderful time with her family during the war.

• It is a biography about the life of a little girl and the purpose is to entertain.

• It is a poem about a war.

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How would you describe the author and her point of view about the world?

• Her point of view is that of the mother. The mother is worried and fears what may happen.

• Her point of view is that of an eleven year old. She is a normal child who goes to school, takes tests, goes on field trips, and listens to her mother.

• Her point of view is from that of a soldier in the war.

• Her point of view is from that of the father fighting in the war.

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To what does Zlata compare the crowd of people?

• She compares it to football game.

• She compares it to a concert.

• She compares it to a peace march.

• She compares it to premiere of a new movie.

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Why does "Zlata" say the crowd of people will win?

• She says it will win because people are stronger than war, which is inhuman.

• She says it will win because the team will win the game.

• She says it will win because the people will win the prizes at the party.

• She says it will win because she believes the movie is great.

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What stated idea about war does the fact below support? Many people are leaving the city.

• Zlata misses her father.

• Parties can be exhausting.

• War is something inhuman.

• The people are alright with the war.

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Midway through the narrative essay, Zlata begins to repeat a certain idea. What could it possibly be?

• War is terrible.

• Family is everything.

• There is hope.

• Happiness is all around.

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What feeling does Zlata convey by capitalizing the words below?

BOREDOM!!! SHOOTING!!! SHELLING!!! PEOPLE BEING KILLED!!! DESPAIR!!! HUNGER!!! MISERY!!! FEAR!!!

• The capital letters convey Zlata's excitement.

• The capital letters are a typo.

• The capital letters show that Zlata screams to get her point across.

• The capital letters convey extreme anger and frustration.

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Why does Zlata find the journalists' attention "unusual" in the essay?

• It's too late at night for journalists to be there.

• The journalists are very tall and look weird.

• She is used to hiding to stay safe and making do with too little.

• She is used to being a child star.

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