What do you think was the author's purpose in writing this novel?
Slide 2 - Carte mentale
The Boy in the Striped Pyjama is about two boys, stricking a remarkable (_________). The novel focusses on the imprtant role that friendship can play in the life of a child, but it also teaches the reader about the importance of a good relationship between parents and children. The author uses the war as a backdrop (_______) and many _________ to touch on topics such as racism, patriotism, segregation, cruelty, naievety etc. The purpose of the book is not to entertain but to educate.
flashback
irony
symbols
friendship
setting
Slide 3 - Question de remorquage
Name some of the themes of this novel
Slide 4 - Carte mentale
The girl is walking to the house in the forest, but she's quite unaware of the dark shadow crouching behind the trees.
A
First Person
B
Second Person
C
Third Person
Slide 5 - Quiz
You are at school. Another boring day and yet, somehow you know this day will be different.
A
First Person
B
Second Person
C
Third Person
Slide 6 - Quiz
Time and place of a novel.
A
setting
B
flashback
Slide 7 - Quiz
Simile
A
She is like a rose to me.
B
She is the rose in my life.
Slide 8 - Quiz
Descriptions the author uses to tell you more about a person.
A
Flashback
B
Characterisation
Slide 9 - Quiz
When the character is ignorant about something, while the other characters and the reader knows about it.
A
Flashback
B
Dramatic Irony
Slide 10 - Quiz
A struggle between two forces or characters in a novel. (p.17)
A
characterisation
B
conflict
Slide 11 - Quiz
Father waved ________ at Maria, sending her away, as if a dog, not seeing her.
A
indifferently
B
madly
C
chaotic
D
dismissively
Slide 12 - Quiz
He dismissively kicked the dog away, focussing on other _________ that is at hand.
A
limitations
B
priorities
C
restrictions
D
frustration
Slide 13 - Quiz
He _________ the fact that she had some priorities, yet he thought it was of no _________.
A
complemented, conviction
B
acknowledged,
conviction
C
complemented,
significance
D
acknowledged, significance
Slide 14 - Quiz
She certainly has a ________ of something. Just like the Germans had of the Jews.
Slide 15 - Question ouverte
echoed
A
incredulous
B
reverberated
Slide 16 - Quiz
He has an ______________ look on his face, clearly he is not believing it.
Slide 17 - Question ouverte
For Bruno it was an _________ meeting secretly with Shmuel.
A
diversion
B
escapade
C
engaged
D
enforced
Slide 18 - Quiz
The second world war was a huge ______ in the human history.
A
extravagant
B
dilemma
C
catastrophe
D
mishappen
Slide 19 - Quiz
For her the catastrophe was so bad, she was ________.
A
misshapen
B
inconsolable
C
seething
D
disdain
Slide 20 - Quiz
Father did not like it if any one wants to ______ him.
A
contradict
B
administered
C
reject
D
denied
Slide 21 - Quiz
His _______ towards him was often a source of irritation.
A
disdain
B
grimace
C
vital
D
sarcasm
Slide 22 - Quiz
rejection
indifference
inconsolable
mishappen
explicit
Match the following words with the antonyms in the table.