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Worksheets#1 TKAM/THUG
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What type of narrator does your book have?
Omniscient
3rd Person Limited
2nd Person
1st Person
1930s Monroeville (Alabama) / 2010s Garden Heights (Mississippi) are?
foreshadowing clues
examples of irony in the story
the settings of the stories
where the authors were born
Both of the authors wrote their stories to help readers improve which emotional response when considering other people's experiences and feelings?
empathy
satisfaction
disgust
fear
Burris Ewell, Walter Cunningham (TKAM) / Hailey Grant, Maya Yang (THUG) are all what to the narrator in their respective stories?
their co-workers
their enemies (antagonists)
their classmates / peers
their cousins
the mother of Jem & Scout (TKAM) / Natasha (THUG)
are characters that are neighbors
are characters that both lie to the protagonist/ narrator
are characters that create conflict in the story
are characters that are dead before these stories begin
Jack (TKAM) and Carlos (THUG) are both what in their respective stories?
neighbors to the protagonists (narrators)
boyfriends to the protagonists (narrators)
uncles to the protagonists (narrators)
trick question, these people are not mentioned in these books
Sekani & Seven (THUG) / Jem (TKAM) are what to the narrators?
their brothers
their best friends at school
their dogs
their neighbors they play with
Both of these stories take inspiration from real-life / historical events that happened in the author's lifetime...
False
True
Tralse
Farue
King & One-Fifteen (THUG) / Boo Radley & Mrs. Dubose (TKAM)
could be considered protagonists because they are the main characters
this is a trick question, these people are never mentioned in these books
could be considered irony examples because they expose contrasts between reality and expectation
could be considered antagonists, they help develop conflict
What things are a part of the rising action of the stories?
classmate drowning
&
attending a Broadway play
car crash
&
Thanksgiving celebration
gun violence
&
fights/ disagreements with peers
surprise parties
&
moving to a new town
