4h E+P chapter 20-25 continued

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chapter 19 - 25

What does Eleanor take from her dad's house?

1. toothbrushes
2. toothbrushes and a bar of soap
3. toothbrushes and some yoghurt

How much does Eleanor's dad pay her for baby sitting?

1. 7 dollars because that's all he had in his wallet
2. 10 dollars as promised
3. 15 dollars because she did such a good job

When Eleanor visits Park's house, she tells her mother she is going to visit...

1. a random schoolfriend
2. Tina
3. Steve

Eleanor visiting Park

Afraid that Richie might find out

Might mean she is sent away again

What does Park do when Steve keeps calling Eleanor names at school?

1. He does nothing
2. He gets in an argument with Steve
3. He kicks Steve in the mouth

Steve's opinion

"I didn't know she was really your girlfriend," Steve shouted

Bullying is never okay

So to him it should not matter if 

Eleanor is Park's girlfriend or not. 

He should not bully her - end of story!

One night Eleanor is woken up by a sound and calls the police. What did she hear?

1. Her mom and Richie fighting
2. Someone breaking into the house
3. A door slamming and gunshots

Did you think it was a good idea she called the police

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Explain your answer ...

Eleanor's appearance

"curtain tassels in her hair"

draws people's attention

but Eleanor doesn't have a choice

she doesn't have money to buy decent clothes

Why did Eleanor get kicked out of the house by Richie?

1. Richie thought she was typing too loud
2. Eleanor defended her mom when Richie yelled at her
3. Richie found out she had a boyfriend

Literary devices

writing techniques to make a story more interesting

- simile

- metaphor

- flashback

- foreshadowing

Both similes and metaphors are comparisons

1. true
2. false

Metaphors use 'like' and 'as'

1. true
2. false

The baby is a cute little teddy bear.

1. simile
2. metaphor

Our maths teacher is a dragon

1. simile
2. metaphor

She is so fast.
You could say she swims like a fish.

1. simile
2. metaphor

That man's heart is as cold as ice.

1. simile
2. metaphor

simile from Eleanor and Park

metaphor Eleanor and Park

flashback

Flashbacks interrupt

 the chronological order of 

the main storyline to take

 a reader back in time 

to the past events in a character's life.

Flashback Eleanor and Park

foreshadowing

clues or hints in the story that might give the reader an idea of what might happen

 at a later point in the story

foreshadowing Eleanor and Park