Thunder Rose Comprehension

What message does the author convey in 'Thunder Rose'?

• You can do anything as long as you believe in yourself.

• Hard work is the key to success.

• Friendship is more important than anything else.

• Always follow the rules to succeed.

What is personification?

• Giving human traits to non-human things.

• A literary device that uses exaggeration.

• A technique for creating vivid imagery.

• A method of comparing two unlike things.

What is the role of storms in the story?

• They symbolize the passage of time.

• They represent the challenges faced by the characters.

• They serve as a backdrop for romance.

• They indicate the characters' emotional states.

Define hyperbole.

• A figure of speech that makes a comparison between two unlike things.

• An exaggerated statement not meant to be taken literally.

• A statement that is completely true and factual.

• A type of metaphor that uses personification.

How did Thunder Rose earn her name?

• She snored very loudly and liked the name Rose.

• She was known for her exceptional singing talent.

• She was a fierce warrior in battle.

• She had a pet thunderbird that followed her.

What is the effect of the lack of rain in 'Thunder Rose'?

• The steer wouldn't move and they were getting angry.

• The crops flourished and grew abundantly.

• The animals became more playful and energetic.

• The weather turned sunny and pleasant.

What is the importance of names in 'Thunder Rose'?

• Names reflect identity and can carry personal significance.

• Names are irrelevant to the story.

• Names are only used for character differentiation.

• Names are chosen randomly without meaning.

What does 'advanced development' imply about Thunder Rose?

• She possesses skills and abilities beyond her age.

• She is the youngest in her class.

• She has not yet developed any skills.

• She is only focused on her studies.

What type of figurative language is used in 'Rose runs lightning-fast'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Hyperbole

• Personification

What is the main theme of 'Thunder Rose'?

• Belief in oneself and the power of love.

• The importance of friendship and teamwork.

• The struggle against nature and survival.

• The quest for knowledge and wisdom.