What is an extreme exaggeration to make a point?

What is it when someone or something is used to represent something much more than itself?

What type of character puts another character's traits into perspective?

What is the type of character where we know a lot about them?

What is the type of character that changes in the story?

What is the type of character where we know very little about them?

What is the type of character that makes little to no change in the story?

Which of the following is NOT a theme for Sleeping Freshmen Never Lie?

What is the type of narrator who cannot be trusted as they have showed bias, have lied to themselves, have lied to others, or have lied to us?

What literary devices are in the given passage?

"'Yeah, this place is like the tesseract,' I said...'You know. A tesseract. From A Wrinkle in Time.'"

What symbolizes change in the story?

What literary device is used in the given passage?

"But as I walked toward my front door, the weight of my backpack dragged me down into the real world."

What literary device is used in the given passage?

"I could feel myself droop like a cheap basketball that was left out on the lawn all winter."

What literary device is used in the given passage?

"Looking at the engine was like looking at a page of Spanish."

What literary device is used in the given passage?

"Bam. Thump. Pause. BAM! Pause. Thumpa WHUMP!"

What is a word that sounds like the sound it describes?

What literary devices are used in the given passage?

"Mom suddenly realized that we didn't live in a house--we lived in a baby-mauling machine."

What literary device is used when we learn that Patrick moves to Texas?

What literary devices are used when we learn that Bobby can't really read?

What literary device is used in the given passage?

"I nearly died when I got home and realized I didn't have the article."

What literary devices are used in the given passage?

"He was a skinny guy with the kind of acne that looks like it's taken up permanent residence on his face."

What literary device is used in the given passage?

"My arms are going to fall off. Yesterday, I sawed a forest of wood for stage crew."

What literary device is used in the given passage?

"You know exactly what I'm talking about, Romeo."

What literary devices are used in the given passage?

“When Mr. Franka finished that part of the lecture, he paused for a moment, sitting on the edge of the large metal desk that was wedged on a slant in the left corner of the room, beneath the drooping glory of the flag...I raised my arm, and noticed with interest how the dust particles danced in a golden light beam coming through the window.”

What literary device is used in the given passage?

“ But we had rehearsal all morning. Given what happened to Lincoln in a theater, you’d think we’d get a break.”

What literary device is used when Mouth doesn’t talk much and pays Scott back for the lunch money Scott lent him?

What literary device is used in the following passage?

“ But he knew as well as I did that if I threw a party for all my friends, we could fit in a phone booth and still have room for pony rides and a moon bounce.”

What literary device is used when Scott visits Mouth in the hospital, and Mouth tells Scott to cheer up?

What literary device is used in the given passage?

“I must have carried a grand total of about 87,000 tons of lumber."

What literary device is used when Kelly winks at Scott throughout the day?

What two literary devices are used when Scott’s mom says, “I’m as big as a house”?

Which one of the following best describes Scott?

Which one of the following best describes Lee?

Which one of the following best describes Kyle?

Which one of the following best describes Mouth?

Which one of the following best describes Scott?

what purpose does Scott's survival guide serve for Scott?

What keeps Scott from admitting that Lee and Wesley are his friends?

What literary devices are used in the following passage?

“ Which I guess was like asking General Custer for combat tips.”

Which one of the following best describes Wesley?

What literary devices are used in the following passage?

“Otherwise, I would have spilled my secret to the world Tuesday morning in English class.”

What literary device is seen best in the following passage?

“I woke up Monday morning to any student’s favorite sound--the silence of a world blanketed by a major snowfall.”

What literary device is used in the given passage?

“I was looking for another job. But it’s tough without wheels.”

What literary device is used in the given passage?

“This time it wasn’t thumping that woke me. It was the gentle whisper of a power sander.”

What literary device is used in the provided passage?

“…and going like a battery bunny banging a drum…”

On Freytag’s Pyramid, what is the beginning of the story called?

On Freytag's Pyramid, what is another word for the resolution?

On Freytag's Pyramid, what is the turning point of the story called?

What literary device is used in the given passage?

"'Ladies and gentlemen, I give you...the Tom Swifty...Explain the first one,' Mr. Franka said, pointing to me. 'A hot dog is also called a frank,' I said. 'So using frankly makes it a joke.' He nodded. 'Very swift of you.'"

Where on Freytag's Pyramid does Kyle getting Vernon to beat up Scott belong?

Where on Freytag's Pyramid does Julia asking Scott to the dance and he says no belong?

What type of conflict is seen when the school bullies Mouth?

What type of conflict is seen when when Kyle and Scott fight in the locker room?

What type of conflict is seen when Scott doesn't want to be associated with Wesley or Lee?

Where on Freytag's Pyramid does Scott admitting Wesley and Lee are his friends and realizing he has an amazing life belong?

Where on Freytag's Pyramid does Scott taking the sign off of Lee's locker belong?

Which of the following intervenes for someone who is being bullied?

Which of the following eggs on, laughs with, or assists an oppressor?

Which of the following is the one who displays bullying behaviors?

Where on Freytag's Pyramid does Scott realizing that change is good and the school year ending belong?

What literary device is used in the given passage?

"I thought of the way she sounded when she taught us. Hoola sheekoes eee sheekahs, coomo ezdas?"

How do the allusions to Tomb Raider and Indiana Jones, when thinking about what the first day of high school will be like, enhance the writing?