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Important Friendly Doll Roger Terms Poems
This person’s response to a traffic ticket reveals much
information.
A 100
Miss Lucy
A 100
Under what circumstances do Miss Lucy and Chester meet?
A 200
Miss Lucy break up a fight.
A 200
Chester compares his salvation to what experience?
A 300
His saving of a cat.
A 300
What term refers to a type of literature such as “short
story” or poetry?
A 400
Genre
A 400
Miss Lucy’s character traits change a great deal; give 2
ways.
A 500
She was alone, aloof, and unaware of how to change but
in the end she has friends, helps others and is involved.
A 500
In “Being Neighborly,” which main character is bold
generous and concerned?
B 100
Jo
B 100
How do Meg’s and Jo’s character traits differ?
B 200
Meg likes to read indoors while Jo prefers “adventures.”
B 200
Describe Mr. Laurence’s true character with two words
B 300
Friendly and courteous
B 300
What are the two gifts that Laurie is referring to when he
thanks Jo’s mother for the medicine?
B 400
Sending Jo and sending her love
B 400
What does Laurie and Jo’s dialogue suggest about Jo’s
visit?
B 500
Laurie welcomes it
B 500
What do all of the adults in “The Doll’s House” teach the
children concerning the Kelveys?
C 100
Be unkind or do not associate with them.
C 100
Why does Kezia like the lamp in the doll’s house so much.
C 200
It seems better suited to it than do the dolls.
C 200
Identify one thing the lamp could symbolize in “The
Doll’s House”
C 300
Light, warmth, enlightenment, or revelation.
C 300
DAILY DOUBLE
C 400
DAILY DOUBLE
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What do Kezia and Else realize that the others do not
in this story?
C 400
Outward appearances do not matter.
C 400
What is ironic about the Doll’s House in the story?
C 500
The object is welcomed despite its unusual
characteristics while the people are kept out because
of them.
C 500
What is Roger’s goal in the beginning of “Thank You
M’am”?
D 100
Steal the purse
D 100
Roger and Mrs. Jones have one thing in common; what is
it?
D 200
They both have done things they should not have done.
D 200
Roger is trying to decide whether to run or not; what
conflict is her experiencing?
D 300
Man vs. Himself
D 300
What is symbolic about Roger washing his face?
D 400
He is to clean up his act as well.
D 400
Describe Mrs. Jones with one word?
D 500
Big
D 500
What is symbolic of the end of Bob and Jimmy’s
friendship?
E 100
The tearing down of the restaurant.
E 100
The perspective or angle from which a story is told
E 200
Point of view
E 200
The series of events that tell the story
E 300
Plot
E 300
Hinting at events that will occur later in the story.
E 400
Foreshadowing
E 400
This term refers to the struggle of the story’s main
character.
E 500
Conflict
E 500
What is the prevailing emotion in “Seeing Off a
Friend”?
F 100
Melancholy
F 100
From whose point of view is “Christian Beholds the Cross”
written?
F 200
Christian’s
F 200
What does the setting of the sun foreshadow in “Seeing
Off a Friend”?
F 300
The end of the friendship
F 300
What is a group of verse lines in a poem called?
F 400
Stanza
F 400
How do the poet’s actions toward the old friend and the
brute differ?
F 500
They don’t
F 500
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What does the Doll’s House symbolize?
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The childish values of the Burnell Household
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